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ff Copyright Orion Pictures 1979 cc ollywood Nights, a hobby or a habit? For years movies have been a favorite for dates or weekend activities, and 1980 was no exception. Light-hearted movies such as 10, Little Darlings, and The Jerk were good for spending a relaxing evening with someone good to relax with. Movies with heroes were popular, but choosing those heroes was not easy. A woman leaves her husband and young son. Can she and the man she left both be heroes? Kramer vs. Kramer proved that they could. In years past, a horse thief was considered a villain, but in The Electric Horseman , Robert Redford was wor- shipped not only by Jane Fonda, but by the audience as well. Though the heroes tried hard, villains came out on top a few times too. The villain took an unusual form as Joe Gideon bravely fought off death in the musical All That jazz . At home, audiences had a villain they could really sink their teeth into. J.R. Ewing was cheating everyone including his wife and family. A bad guy somewhat closer to the heart was Boss Hog from The Dukes of Hazard . It just goes to show, the worst kind of villains are the ones that win. 19 9-80 - , a ff wi' if 9 . 46 75715 if YAQ Above, Western Characters showed a big come back in movies and on T.V. Below, of the hundreds of movies released in 1979-80, these ten were among the most popular. . ,fi 1 4 A 'ggi .3 .ef,:.-ye , ,filsfix ' '13, 1, N1 . L .Mx 1 .at Y , Rx we e , . X ,S 1 i'ifi The M'-1PPef, ' ,Apocalypse Now ' ,All 'rhatcclazzc , c V c .,i.i XEBQQRL, giii, Coalminers Daughter Chapter Two it