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If you like Crusade or space battles you should enjoy it.
Forgettable pilot that never really explains why Nostradamus is really important to the plot of this movie, but Rob Estes plays a a hunky cop who happens to be Nostradamus for some reason and who battles time-travelling Medieval monks that run around with guns and set people on fire to start the apocalypse.
This isn't Star Wars! Star Wars is space battles, this movie has none.
Star Wars is lightsaber battles, this movie hasn't got any battle worth mentioning.
Space battles with cool as heck explosions and everyone shooting at each other.
Ator also battles a giant snake puppet and hang-glides (again, don't ask).
When these battles finally come to a boil, Pat Conroy loses and pragmatism reigns triumphant.
Anybody who is into WWII movies, all the battles start right here with the drill Sgt.
Their relationship with their step-mother is strained to say the least, with the step-mother appearing to be increasingly becoming unstable in her battles with the younger girls.
Think of what its director, William Wyler, faced; in the aftermath of a military victory over statist powers who had committed abominable crimes and engulfed the world if battles, he was making a film that argued that the US's leaders were themselves profoundly anti-individual--that they had "wasted the best years of the lives of those drafted or misled into fighting the war--which since it ignored the rights of individuals had been for nothing except argument over the degree of slavery men were to exist under."
The Civil War battles are brief and are shown as several vignettes in which Custer, seemingly supported by just a handful of troopers, hammers the Confederate army into submission.
They make it to the club to win their prize money when the owner grabs the pick and all along he was the devil and he battles the D in a Rock Off.
Divorce hurts an incredible percentage of American families of all classes and custody battles are ugly and necessary parts of it.
She battles everyone to pull out the evidence that sent Milosevic to trial.
Annie secretly has a crush on Joe Kelly (whose little brother Mickey is head of the gang that Annie constantly battles), who is in a gang that is headed for trouble, says Officer Rooney.
The last scene is purely "harakiri" type of behavior and reminded me the final phrase from one famous samurai movie - "We've won all battles but lost the war".
People decide not to mention this and talk about the great battles and the great music.
The movie depicted well the psychological battles that Harry Vardon fought within himself, from his childhood trauma of being evicted to his own inability to break that glass ceiling that prevents him from being accepted as an equal in English golf society.
This movie is beautiful in many ways: the plot, the depth of the characters, the stunning photography and acting, the kolossal-like scenes of battles (no computer graphics here, just thousands of people).
A Texas cop battles smugglers.
Although it lacks in the big special effects department and there are no battles with hundreds of extras, there is still a masterful amalgamation of two old folk tales here.
Yes it contains action scenes depicting bitter battles and terrible destruction.
With a great cast and film score by Danny Elfman, the movie takes us on an adventure as Batman battles the evil forces that are trying to take over Gotham City.
Heading in a different direction than most mainstream movies about the war is Dark Blue World, a film that does not deal with the traditional major battles of the war, does not tell the story of many of its major figures, and does not even focus on soldiers of any of the major allied or axis powers.
This is NOT your run-of-the mill police story where the characters were only secondary to the gun battles and car chases.
She battles the evil Breathtaker and all of this is an excellent recipe for a good time IMHO.
The WWI plane battles were great and the comedy is typical Blake Edwards.
Parents of course will go crazy since the action is violent with the robot/monster battles resembling professional wrestling and the human on human violence the sort of stuff you'd find in the Al Capone St. Valentine's Day School and Gangster Training Academy.
In the film there are recreations of battles and the people of the era that look rather impressive and realistic.
The most expensive film ever made in China at the time, the Emperor and the Assassin does not rely on hysteric emotion or big battles, but rather a brooding atmosphere of menace and inevitability.
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