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| | TheMovieBoy Review: Detroit Rock City (1999) |
 | | Set over a 24-hour period in 1978, "Detroit Rock City," directed by first-timer Adam Rifkin, is nothing much more than an ode to the hard rock/heavy-metal music scene, particularly the band, KISS, fans of which this loud, lewd, and crude comedy was made exclusively for. |
 | | Once in Detroit, the film breaks off to follow each of the four protagonists on their own wild and wacky adventures. |
 | | When Jam's three friends break him out of the joint and make it to the titled city, Jam's mother, there to protest the concert with other outraged parents, sees her son in the crowd and forces him to go to church and make a confession. |
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