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Talk about false advertising!
Oh, Man, talk about the effect of advertising.
They poured millions of $$$ in advertising, then the premier was a huge dissapointment.
I first saw a poster advertising this film on a street in Helsinki, Finland in June of 2000.
We were waiting in line to see The Good Girl, an excellent movie starring Jennifer Aniston, when some lady came up with this cheapo mock twenty dollar bill advertising MANNA FROM HEAVEN.
Donna Trenton (Dee Wallace-Stone as Dee Wallace) is having an affair with Steve Kemp (Christopher Stone, Dee Wallace's real life husband) which her husband Vic (Daniel Hugh Kelly) who works in advertising, discovers.
Some scenes are advertising material, more than a movie.
Despite a totally misleading advertising campaign, this flick turns out to be an irritatingly clichéd, sub-par haunted house flick with a totally implausible ending.
I should of known, when they try to push a lot of hype in their advertising or even add "quotes".
And they where like advertising those badly designed alien-ware Laptops that could link up to a satellite to find people..
You could also release a few tracks as singles and intercut the promo video with clips from the movie so that when MTV play a track you're actually getting free advertising for the movie .
Writer & director Robert Downey, Sr., a pioneer of the underground film movement in the 1960s, satirized the New York Madison Avenue advertising world with his avant-garde comedy "Putney Swope."
Downey doesn't confine his ridicule to advertising, but tackles black militant culture, the dynamics in Hollywood's portrayal of race, the elite white power structure, and character of corruption in any power struggle.
Someone should sue for false advertising.
Adrian Lyne started out in advertising and it shows because Flashdance is almost a commercial for itself.
We have been so bombarded with Cat In The Hat advertising and merchandise that we almost believe there has to be something good about this movie.
Fishbourne and Reno do not bring anything to this movie except the media interest, they're only expensive advertising.
The paper-thin plot concerns a sleazy director played by the sleazy director (now thats acting) advertising on the internet for women to star in a snuff movie.
This movie had the biggest advertising campaign any movie ever had in Russia.
Putney Swope is the story of a token black man on the board of directors of a large advertising firm who is accidentally voted Chairman of the Board when the owner of the firm keels over while trying to stutter out an idea that he was apparently quite excited about.
He meets a blind pianist who believes his senses to know the chap is not guilty, his niece who is a star of the advertising billboard but also a frenetic and fanatic patriot who only thinks of going to the police.
But as a satirical look at America's number one parasitical industry, advertising, it's still on target.
A twist of fate puts a black man at the head of an old-school, white-bred advertising firm.
The movie starts with a board meeting at a major advertising agency.
While driving the tourist laden city streets , we saw a movie marquee advertising "ALICE IN WONDERLAND XXX."
In today's world of advertising and teenage horror and sensationalism it is very rare that one gets to see a movie and no nothing about it.
And to even more of my surprise there were other stars I recognized including one of the girls from the TV show My So-Called Life and Jacinda from The Real World, I'm not sure why this movie was only direct-to-video, with a little advertising this movie could have at least made up for how much money was spent on making it.
A conservative white-collar advertising company is taken over by a group of street-wise African Americans chaired by a no-nonsense black man who wants to make a buck and believes he can sell products by telling the the truth.
Instead, most reviews that I've read have nothing kind or critically worthwhile to say except the usual stupid herd mentality idiocy, such as the acting was amateurish, the action didn't numerically live up to the advertising, and the entire thing amounted to a hideous waste of time.
This intense and deeply moving family drama follows an advertising executive whose life is turned upside down when his wife of eight years, walks out on him, leaving him to care for his son and build a relationship with him he never had.
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