Sudden Impact take place weeks or maybe months apart." Roger Ebert was more positive; while noting that the film was "implausible" with "a cardboard villain", he also praised it as "a Dirty Harry movie with only the good parts left in" and "a great audience picture". "Sudden Impact" is best remembered for Harry's catchphrase, "Go ahead, make my day". United States President Ronald Reagan used the "make my day" line in a March 1985 speech threatening to veto legislation raising taxes. When campaigning for office as mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, in 1986, Eastwood used bumper stickers entitled "Go Ahead — Make Me
Make A Film Foundation wishes to children all over the US, and was started in the fall of 2005, after the founder, Tamika Lamison was given a bogus six-figure check for her script, "The Jar by the Door." This devastation let the founder to pursue her lifelong passion of teaching, mentoring, and film making. Make a Film Foundation is run by 90% donations that go directly to programming. Revenue breakdown between 2006-2013 were as follows,75% contributions, 20% special events, and 5% other according to IRS 990 annual reports. A child who suffers from a serious or life-threatening medical condition has the opportunity, with the