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| | No Way Out, December 19, 1999 |
 | | The most popular DC movie, at least for this issue, is No Way Out, because of its memorably confused geography. |
 | | My favorite by far is the Kevin Costner movie, No Way Out, where he hops on the non-existent Metro station at Georgetown Park, goes down the stairs to the Baltimore Metro, and gets off at the Old Post Office Pavilion. |
 | | In No Way Out, Kevin Costner leads Gene Hackman's henchpersons on a car chase across the Key Bridge into Georgetown, gets out of his car, runs down the escalator into the Georgetown Metro station (marked by a proper brown Metro station pylon that says Georgetown on it), and emerges in the Old Post Office Pavilion. |
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