).Plot SynopsisUnder the opening credits of the murder mystery/thriller, an enigmatic, nostalgic background image (that recurs throughout he film) is displayed kaleidoscopically.Marion), the alcoholic skipper of a coal barge.In the famed, immortalized scene that was about sixteen minutes into the film, she made her grand entrance into a NY Battery waterfront saloon from a foggy street.A close-up of the butt-stock""s metal plate (yet to be engraved with the winner""s name), was seen - children and adults alike expressed their delight at the sight of the rare Winchester ""73 model ("One of a Thousand") - the contest""s op prize:FIRST PRIZECENTENNIAL RIFLE SHOOTWON BY[Winner""s Name to be Engraved Here]DODGE CITY KANSASJULY 4th 1876Two hard-bitten frontiersmen were sitting on horseback, listening to townsfolks"" praise for the remarkable gun showcased in the window:Boy, oh, boy, a Winchester ""73!What I""d give to have that gun!One of a Thousand? First one I ever seen! But mister, hat""s a real gun!I heard it took over a year to make it!Yeah.Freddy vs.Jason (2003)(aka Friday the 13th, Part 11)d.Ronny Yu, 97 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThe film""s prologue opened with voice-over narration from Elm Street""s notorious child abductor and pedophile killer Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund), who had razor-sharp knives attached to the fingers of his right hand.