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| | Albino Alligator - MOVIE REVIEW - Los Angeles Times - calendarlive.com |
 | | "Albino's" hotel is Dino's Bar, its Key Largo is modern New Orleans, and the storm keeping everyone inside, mixing the combustible elements of swindlers, sociopaths and frightened hostages, is the swarm of ATF agents--G-men!--who think they have a gunrunner cornered. |
 | | Once the three men have limped inside Dino's, "Albino Alligator" becomes a very tight character drama, with the gang members bickering among themselves over the fate of their hostages. |
 | | The title "Albino Alligator" comes from a legend, laboriously recalled by Law, about the habit of alligators to sacrifice weaker members of their own group in order to trap and destroy their rivals. |
| www.calendarlive.com /movies/reviews/cl-movie970117-1,0,4433274.story (653 words) |
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