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Prince famously said after the movie opened that he had a nightmare that Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel hated the movie and tore it apart on their TV show; in fact, both critics loved Purple Rain and put it on their Top 10 lists of the best films in 1984. [30] [31] Roger Ebert would go on to call it "one of the greatest rock movies of all time". [32]
Minneapolis Greyhound Bus Depot (1937–1968) The Depot (1970–1972) ... The nightclub was featured in Prince's commercially successful 1984 film, Purple Rain. History
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Partially as a result of the success of this project, and others that followed, Lasseter became an executive at Pixar. The film was released on July 25, 1984, at SIGGRAPH in Minneapolis. The short was later released in theaters with Toy Story in 1995. [2] [3]
In late September 1984, Warner Bros. tried a different distribution pattern and released the film on one or two screens, particularly in college towns. Among the cities included in the re-opening were New Haven, CT, Columbus, OH, Seattle, WA, and Minneapolis, MN. [4] It had a one-week run in San Francisco, CA that November.
The film was shot in the summer of 1984 in St. Paul, Minnesota, without a distributor. It was later advertised as "the first Minnesota movie". [3] [1] Sheen recommended his son play Bryon Douglas, but Estevez, wary of being typecast, chose to play what he saw as the "sympathetic bad guy". [3]
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