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This is the norwegian answer to The Rocky Horror Show, with no similarities what so ever beyond the cult status and the average norwegians need to apply commentary and reciting of the script...
Why would an entire history class be the only ones good enough to apply for oxbridge?
While the friends in this movie are "bit actors" operating within the "Hollywood"/cinematic context, the forces that move them -- and us, as viewers -- are universal, and could apply to any group of friends, in any situation.
The war effort must be better, more recruits must apply.
I never used the name Susy Allen and any information shown for Susy Allen does not apply to me.
All the clichés apply.
But it doesn't seem to apply to virgin nerds as they keep resisting.
You get more than two... let's call them species, even though it doesn't apply as well here as in a lot of other titles.
As someone who's too eclectic to really be solely a metal-head, but has been in the realm of the metal world to see how it goes, I can empathize with Sam Dunn's main intention with the documentary; this music should not be seen as just some goofy, crude, offensive, or dangerous off-shoot of old-time rock n roll (not that the last one doesn't apply in one or two cases).
Yet this same moral reasoning does not apply when attempting to reanimate his murdered wife like 2 days later???
Of course, his evil doppleganger in The One does not apply here.
The main character is vain heiress Connie Porter (Tallulah Bankhead), who can never seem to apply enough makeup.
Andy (Mickey Rooney) has a month to apply for a scholarship to go to college, so he decides, with his family's reluctant blessing, to go to New York, get a job, and see what life is all about.
Pederasts and serial killers need only apply.
I love how Holmes gets all of his trademarks throughout the movie, and Watson is hilarious ("perhaps there's something we've learned in school we can apply to this!").
It's a positive message that can change lives if people learn from the message and apply the wisdom attained.
I think we can apply Poe's Law to almost every bad action movie ever made (i.e.
No phony props or gussied-up stars need apply for this amazing blend of humor and pathos, centering on Tommy Basilio, a drifting, booze-loving, socially inept, confused 20-something, who is in the throes of a pre mid-life crisis.
There are also many humorous quotes that apply to everday life.
Only the most insane need apply.
I mean, there are tons of movies these days that are so bad that you say something like that about them, but it's a rare occurrence when you can apply that statement literally.
As she travels the world exposing herself as an "ugly American," the filmmaker ignores cultural differences, choosing instead to apply American values to foreign situations.
The life lessons that can be learned from the adventures of Jody, Reg, and the Tall Man apply to almost every aspect of the language arts.
Unfortunately none of these things apply to the changes made to 'Taken At The Flood'.
This is one of the very few movies I have insisted on that my children see as part of their education, and this should apply to many grownups too.
Only bad movie fans need apply.
Open minded viewers need only apply, and that's certainly the case with "?."
I rate one star just because it is not possible to write "rating does not apply".
Mediocre is the most fitting compliment that I can honestly apply to what was the equivalent of a really long Saturday morning cartoon(although, most episodes of "Ducktales" harbor more of a plot).
We were in a small town, so there are urban elements that didn't apply.
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