A Bruce Springsteen song titled "Atlantic City" also came out in 1982.]The main character in the joint French-Canadian film was an aging, has-been, small-time numbers-runner Lou Pascal (Burt Lancaster) who lived in the gray, depressing ghost-town of Atlantic City near the Boardwalk area - at one time a city of dreams during its heyday in the 1920s-1940s.Donkey joined them, claiming he was the "noble steed" that helped rescue Fiona from the Dragon.Shrek tried to cover over the fact that he lived in a swamp, and choked when the Queen said: "I suppose that would be a fine place to raise the children" -- young ogre grandchildren.The police thriller spawned many debates about the political stance of the film and the complex issue of the conflicting rights of victims, suspects, and society.Ned blurted out his own hidden greed: "I had wished you were gonna be loaded.""Matty" presented Ned with a wrapped gift package of a fedora hat - with a promise hat it would protect him from "it" (Ned had spoken about ""shit"" (not rain) that would come down on him, and now, she was prophetically referring o the crisis that would soon strike him down):From now on, whenitstarts coming down on you, I""ll be there to protect you.