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Artistic License Law and Kangaroo Court
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: The Kangaroo Court (see below) that Billy Carey gets. Even if somehow the rest of the state was corrupt enough to uphold such an absurd proceeding, Federal Courts would strike it down in a heartbeat, not the least of which would be not having the benefit of counsel after having his attorney imprisoned on sham grounds of "contempt of court" and then trying him without a defense attorney.
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* KangarooCourt: The "trial" that Carey's son gets: In only a few hours the defense attorney is found in contempt of court and jailed, Carey's son is arraigned, tried, and sentenced to years of prison on felony drug charges, and immediately shipped off to prison later the same day.
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How the plot wouldn't have worked only a few years later.
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* SocietyMarchesOn: The plot of the film is based on the idea that if they can flee across the state line to Tennessee, they can be safely beyond prosecution. When the movie was made in 1984, that was the law in the United States, under the Supreme Court ruling Kentucky v. Dennison from 1861. However, 3 years after the film was made, that ruling was overturned in Puerto Rico v. Branstad which ruled that states cannot refuse extradition requests from other states. The plot of the film wouldn't have worked just 3 years later. Not to mention how the country would react in a post 9/11 environment to a vigilante with a vintage tank blasting his way across the southern US.
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'''''Tank''''' is a 1984 action-{{dramedy}} film starring James Garner (from ''Film/TheGreatEscape'' and ''Series/TheRockfordFiles'' primarily, but [[HeyItsThatVoice also the antagonist of]] ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), Shirley Jones (''ThePartridgeFamily''; ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'') and C. Thomas Howell (''Film/RedDawn1984''), and also James Cromwell (''Film/{{Babe}}'', ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', ''Film/TheGreenMile'', ''Film/SpaceCowboys'', ''Film/TheSumOfAllFears'', ''Film/IRobot'', ''Film/TheLongestYard'' and ''Film/{{Surrogates}}'') and G. D. Spradlin (''[[Film/TheGodfather The Godfather Part II]]'' and ''Film/ApocalypseNow'') as TheDragon and the CorruptCop, respectively.
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'''''Tank''''' is a 1984 action-{{dramedy}} film starring James Garner (from ''Film/TheGreatEscape'' and ''Series/TheRockfordFiles'' primarily, but [[HeyItsThatVoice also the antagonist of]] of ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), Shirley Jones (''ThePartridgeFamily''; ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'') and C. Thomas Howell (''Film/RedDawn1984''), and also James Cromwell (''Film/{{Babe}}'', ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', ''Film/TheGreenMile'', ''Film/SpaceCowboys'', ''Film/TheSumOfAllFears'', ''Film/IRobot'', ''Film/TheLongestYard'' and ''Film/{{Surrogates}}'') and G. D. Spradlin (''[[Film/TheGodfather The Godfather Part II]]'' and ''Film/ApocalypseNow'') as TheDragon and the CorruptCop, respectively.
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'''''Tank''''' is a 1984 action-{{dramedy}} film starring James Garner (from ''Film/TheGreatEscape'' and ''TheRockfordFiles'' primarily, but [[HeyItsThatVoice also the antagonist of]] ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), Shirley Jones (''ThePartridgeFamily''; ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'') and C. Thomas Howell (''Film/RedDawn1984''), and also James Cromwell (''Film/{{Babe}}'', ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', ''Film/TheGreenMile'', ''Film/SpaceCowboys'', ''Film/TheSumOfAllFears'', ''Film/IRobot'', ''Film/TheLongestYard'' and ''Film/{{Surrogates}}'') and G. D. Spradlin (''[[Film/TheGodfather The Godfather Part II]]'' and ''Film/ApocalypseNow'') as TheDragon and the CorruptCop, respectively.
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'''''Tank''''' is a 1984 action-{{dramedy}} film starring James Garner (from ''Film/TheGreatEscape'' and ''TheRockfordFiles'' ''Series/TheRockfordFiles'' primarily, but [[HeyItsThatVoice also the antagonist of]] ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), Shirley Jones (''ThePartridgeFamily''; ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'') and C. Thomas Howell (''Film/RedDawn1984''), and also James Cromwell (''Film/{{Babe}}'', ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', ''Film/TheGreenMile'', ''Film/SpaceCowboys'', ''Film/TheSumOfAllFears'', ''Film/IRobot'', ''Film/TheLongestYard'' and ''Film/{{Surrogates}}'') and G. D. Spradlin (''[[Film/TheGodfather The Godfather Part II]]'' and ''Film/ApocalypseNow'') as TheDragon and the CorruptCop, respectively.
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'''''Tank''''' is a 1984 action-{{dramedy}} film starring James Garner (from ''Film/TheGreatEscape'' and ''TheRockfordFiles'' primarily, but [[HeyItsThatVoice also the antagonist of]] ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), Shirley Jones (''ThePartridgeFamily''; ''{{Oklahoma}}'') ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'') and C. Thomas Howell (''Film/RedDawn1984''), and also James Cromwell (''Film/{{Babe}}'', ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', ''Film/TheGreenMile'', ''Film/SpaceCowboys'', ''Film/TheSumOfAllFears'', ''Film/IRobot'', ''Film/TheLongestYard'' and ''Film/{{Surrogates}}'') and G. D. Spradlin (''[[Film/TheGodfather The Godfather Part II]]'' and ''Film/ApocalypseNow'') as TheDragon and the CorruptCop, respectively.
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* CorruptHick: Sergeant-Major Zack Carey [[note]]Played by James Garner[[/note]] gets on the bad side of one of these, who ends up framing his son for drug possession and cheating him out of his retirement money ''and'' forcing him to sell his recently-purchased boat. Garner's character, however, is a Sergeant-Major in the Army -- literally almost a RetiredBadass- - and owns a fully restored, fully ''armed'' WWII Sherman tank. HilarityEnsues.
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* CorruptHick: Sergeant-Major Zack Carey [[note]]Played by James Garner[[/note]] gets on the bad side of one of these, who ends up framing his Sheriff Buelton. He frames Carey's son for drug possession and cheating him out of his retirement money ''and'' forcing him to sell his recently-purchased boat. Garner's character, however, is a Sergeant-Major in the Army -- literally almost a RetiredBadass- - and owns a fully restored, fully ''armed'' WWII Sherman tank. HilarityEnsues.boat.
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Revert if I\'m wrong, but I thought the \"full stop\" thing had been classified as a pothole. Or something undesirable.
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* PrisonRape: [[spoiler:Implied that this will happen to Bill full stop.]]
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* PrisonRape: [[spoiler:Implied that this will happen to Bill full stop.Bill.]]
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* OhCrap: When Euclid emerges from inside the sheriff's station to find himself staring down the Sherman's barrel.
-->'''Carey:''' I do believe I gotcha covered.
-->'''Carey:''' I do believe I gotcha covered.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Carey forces Euclid, Buelton's cretinous deputy, to strip naked in public after he destroys the sheriff's station. The townsfolk find it hilarious.
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'''''Tank''''' is a 1984 action-{{dramedy}} film starring James Garner (from ''TheGreatEscape'' ''Film/TheGreatEscape'' and ''TheRockfordFiles'' primarily, but [[HeyItsThatVoice also the antagonist of]] ''AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), Shirley Jones (''ThePartridgeFamily''; ''{{Oklahoma}}'') and C. Thomas Howell (''Film/RedDawn1984''), and also James Cromwell (''{{Babe}}'', (''Film/{{Babe}}'', ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', ''TheGreenMile'', ''SpaceCowboys'', ''TheSumOfAllFears'', ''Film/TheGreenMile'', ''Film/SpaceCowboys'', ''Film/TheSumOfAllFears'', ''Film/IRobot'', ''TheLongestYard'' ''Film/TheLongestYard'' and ''Film/{{Surrogates}}'') and G. D. Spradlin (''[[Film/TheGodfather The Godfather Part II]]'' and ''Film/ApocalypseNow'') as TheDragon and the CorruptCop, respectively.
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* MortonsFork: The governor of Tennessee (the state to which Sergeant-Major Carey and his tank are trying to escape) faces one when confronted with the question of whether he'll fight Carey's extradition.
-->'''Governor:''' If I say "yes", I'm harboring a fugitive. If I say "no", I've just shot Jesse James.
-->'''Governor:''' If I say "yes", I'm harboring a fugitive. If I say "no", I've just shot Jesse James.
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'''''Tank''''' is a 1984 drama action-{{dramedy}} film starring James Garner (from ''TheGreatEscape'' and ''TheRockfordFiles'' primarily, but [[HeyItsThatVoice also the antagonist of]] ''AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), Shirley Jones (''ThePartridgeFamily''; ''{{Oklahoma}}'') and C. Thomas Howell (''Film/RedDawn1984''), and also James Cromwell (''{{Babe}}'', ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', ''TheGreenMile'', ''SpaceCowboys'', ''TheSumOfAllFears'', ''Film/IRobot'', ''TheLongestYard'' and ''Film/{{Surrogates}}'') and G. D. Spradlin (''[[Film/TheGodfather The Godfather Part II]]'' and ''Film/ApocalypseNow'') as TheDragon and the CorruptCop, respectively.
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* {{Dramedy}}
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* CorruptCop: Sherrif Cyrus Buelton. And everyone else.
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* CorruptCop: Sherrif Sheriff Cyrus Buelton. And everyone else.
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* HumiliationConga: The second half of the film pretty much amounts to this for Sheriff Buelton, starting with his office being flattened and ending with him landing face-down in the mud.
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* PrecisionFStrike: "Sergeant, that's the best fuckin' apple cobbler I ever tasted." And in a PG movie, too.
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* VanillaEdition: Loading this DVD into your player's tray is like inserting a VHS tape into your VCR. There isn't even a menu. It just starts playing the movie.
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'''''Tank''''' is a 1984 drama film starring James Garner (from ''TheGreatEscape'' and ''TheRockfordFiles'' primarily, but [[HeyItsThatVoice also the antagonist of]] ''AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), Shirley Jones (''ThePartridgeFamily''; ''{{Oklahoma}}'') and C. Thomas Howell (''Film/RedDawn1984''), and also James Cromwell (''{{Babe}}'', ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', ''TheGreenMile'', ''SpaceCowboys'', ''TheSumOfAllFears'', ''Film/IRobot'', ''TheLongestYard'' and ''Film/{{Surrogates}}'') and G. D. Spradlin (''[[Film/TheGodfather The Godfather Part II]]'' and ''Film/ApocalypseNow'') as TheDragon and the CorruptCop, respectively.
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* CorruptHick: Sergeant-Major Zak Carey [[note]]Played by James Garner[[/note]] gets on the bad side of one of these, who ends up framing his son for drug possession and cheating him out of his retirement money ''and'' forcing him to sell his recently-purchased boat. Garner's character, however, is a Sergeant-Major in the Army -- literally almost a RetiredBadass- - and owns a fully restored, fully ''armed'' WWII Sherman tank. HilarityEnsues.
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* CorruptHick: Sergeant-Major Zak Zack Carey [[note]]Played by James Garner[[/note]] gets on the bad side of one of these, who ends up framing his son for drug possession and cheating him out of his retirement money ''and'' forcing him to sell his recently-purchased boat. Garner's character, however, is a Sergeant-Major in the Army -- literally almost a RetiredBadass- - and owns a fully restored, fully ''armed'' WWII Sherman tank. HilarityEnsues.
* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: The trailer basically tells the whole story.
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* WifeBasherBasher: Zak informs one of his subordinates in explicit terms that he can't beat up his wife, he needs to get counseling, and if he does it again, nothing, not the stockade or loss of his pension will stop him. "I will destroy you in place."
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* WifeBasherBasher: Zak Zack informs one of his subordinates in explicit terms that he can't beat up his wife, he needs to get counseling, and if he does it again, nothing, not the stockade or loss of his pension will stop him. "I will destroy you in place."
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* CorruptHick: Major Sergeant-Major Zak Carey [[note]]Played by James Garner[[/note]] gets on the bad side of one of these, who ends up framing his son for drug possession and cheating him out of his retirement money. money ''and'' forcing him to sell his recently-purchased boat. Garner's character, however, is a Sergeant Major Sergeant-Major in the Army -- literally almost a RetiredBadass- - and owns a fully restored, fully ''armed'' WWII Sherman tank. HilarityEnsues.
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* CorruptHick: Major Zak Carey [[[note]]Played [[note]]Played by James Garner[[/note]] gets on the bad side of one of these, who ends up framing his son for drug possession and cheating him out of his retirement money. Garner's character, however, is a Sergeant Major in the Army -- literally almost a RetiredBadass- - and owns a fully restored, fully ''armed'' WWII Sherman tank. HilarityEnsues.
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* WifeBasherBasher: Zak informs one of his subordinates in explicit terms that he can't beat up his wife, he needs to get counseling, and if he does it again, nothing, not the stockade or loss of his pension will stop him. "I will destroy you in place."
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''Tank'' is a 1984 drama film starring James Garner (from ''TheGreatEscape'' primarily, but [[HeyItsThatVoice also the antagonist of]] ''AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), Shirley Jones (''ThePartridgeFamily''; ''{{Oklahoma}}'') and C. Thomas Howell (''RedDawn''), (''Film/RedDawn''), and also James Cromwell (''{{Babe}}'', ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', ''TheGreenMile'', ''SpaceCowboys'', ''TheSumOfAllFears'', ''Film/IRobot'', ''TheLongestYard'' and ''Film/{{Surrogates}}'') and G. D. Spradlin (''[[Film/TheGodfather The Godfather Part II]]'' and ''Film/ApocalypseNow'') as TheDragon and the CorruptCop, respectively.
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''Tank'' is a 1984 drama film starring James Garner (from ''TheGreatEscape'' primarily, but [[HeyItsThatVoice also the antagonist of]] ''AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), Shirley Jones (''ThePartridgeFamily''; ''{{Oklahoma}}'') and C. Thomas Howell (''RedDawn''), and also James Cromwell (''{{Babe}}'', ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', ''TheGreenMile'', ''SpaceCowboys'', ''TheSumOfAllFears'', ''Film/IRobot'', ''TheLongestYard'' and ''Film/{{Surrogates}}'') and G. D. Spradlin (''[[Film/TheGodfather The Godfather Part II]]'' and ''ApocalypseNow'') ''Film/ApocalypseNow'') as TheDragon and the CorruptCop, respectively.
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* CorruptHick: Major Zak Carey [[[hottip:*:Played by James Garner]] gets on the bad side of one of these, who ends up framing his son for drug possession and cheating him out of his retirement money. Garner's character, however, is a Sergeant Major in the Army -- literally almost a RetiredBadass- - and owns a fully restored, fully ''armed'' WWII Sherman tank. HilarityEnsues.
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* CorruptHick: Major Zak Carey [[[hottip:*:Played [[[note]]Played by James Garner]] Garner[[/note]] gets on the bad side of one of these, who ends up framing his son for drug possession and cheating him out of his retirement money. Garner's character, however, is a Sergeant Major in the Army -- literally almost a RetiredBadass- - and owns a fully restored, fully ''armed'' WWII Sherman tank. HilarityEnsues.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: The ''entire second half'' of the movie.
** Likewise the scene in Carey's office when he confronts the abusive father.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny
-->Hey, what are you guys doing here?
-->Stealin'.
** "You assholes better move" has merit as well.
** Likewise the scene in Carey's office when he confronts the abusive father.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny
-->Hey, what are you guys doing here?
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** "You assholes better move" has merit as well.
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* FridgeLogic: Where in the world did he find (and how did he legally obtain) ammunition for the main gun?
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* CorruptHick: Major Zak Carey [[[hottip:*:Played by James Garner]] gets on the bad side of one of these, who ends up framing his son for drug possession and cheating him out of his retirement money. Garner's character, however, is a Sergeant Major in the Army -- literally almost a RetiredBadass- - and owns a fully restored, fully ''armed'' WWII Sherman tank. HilarityEnsues.
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''Tank'' is a 1984 drama film starring James Garner (from ''TheGreatEscape'' primarily, but [[HeyItsThatVoice also the antagonist of]] ''AtlantisTheLostEmpire''), Shirley Jones (''ThePartridgeFamily''; ''{{Oklahoma}}'') and C. Thomas Howell (''RedDawn''), and also James Cromwell (''{{Babe}}'', ''StarTrekFirstContact'', ''TheGreenMile'', ''SpaceCowboys'', ''TheSumOfAllFears'', ''IRobot'', ''Film/IRobot'', ''TheLongestYard'' and ''Film/{{Surrogates}}'') and G. D. Spradlin (''TheGodfatherPartII'' and ''ApocalypseNow'') as TheDragon and the CorruptCop, respectively.
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Oops. Put it out of alphabetical order. I R teh suxxorz...
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** Likewise the scene in Carey's office when he confronts the abusive father.
