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What on earth went on with that beach scene?
Cliff Robertson is the "The Big Kahuna" of the beach.
An airliner crashes on the beach near the Amazon valley.
Tom is spending a day at the beach, and is out to impress the sexy white cat who is sunbathing nearby.
Only bit I saw was an old mine warning on a beach that was too hilly and rocky to be Norfolk, let alone the lack of planes going overhead!
Black fancies himself a superhero crime-fighter, while White, who is given to extrasensory knowledge and visions, dreams of one day moving away from the city and getting a home of their own on the beach.
Frankly the only thing remotely worth seeing is the beach and scenery of Costa Rica.
Jack just phones his performance in, enough said.....and speaking of laughing, I, for one, hate those scenes where the main characters are on a beach, over dinner, in bed, and they are laughing, laughing, but you the viewer are not privy to the stream of jokes.
One of the first sequences is a long shot of a bronzed, shirtless Stewart strolling along a tropical beach, fresh from a snorkel, while the narrator (Stewart, naturally) describes how he's always loved sharks, always been fascinated by them, blah blah blah.
They hang around-when not casually attempting to sabotage the project in orbit around Jupiter-on a beach on earth with this head guru guy who pulls out a guitar and stops the film, and does a musical number!
William Katt (Jack) is more of a straight-arrow character, whereas Vincent's (Matt) is frighteningly like his true off screen persona (a drunk who ends up sleeping on the beach - which actually happened to him!).
All three buddies (can't forget about the unforgettable Gary Busey in this!) all meet at their usual beach and surf better than ever.
Remake this movie...I hope not because it captured the essence of the California beach scene then and William Katt, Gary Busey and Jan Michael Vincent portrayed 3 very typical California surfers of the time, and it would be almost impossible to capture that spirit again.
I've seen them dress people that live in Miami beach in the same wool clothes that someone in nyc would wear.
After no luck searching Scotty comes across an old Victorian Mansion situated high on some cliffs above the sea & beach whose owners, Mrs. Engels (Yvonne De Carlo) & her geeky weird son Mason (Brad Rearden) rent their spare rooms out to students just like Scotty.
I find this one of the most moving stories because it is not a frolic through the daisies, walking along the beach and live happily ever after stories.
Tom is out for a fun day at the beach, but everything turns out to be a disaster, right from the start when his bathing suit gets stuck in the door!
A bunch of teens go out to an isolated beach for the weekend and find a bit more than the "good times!" they had planned.
There are no such modern and fast trains in the country (the average speed is 50 km/h), the city is a copy of some swiss, Bavarian or bohemian town and the beach is shot at some tropical island (there is no golden sand in Montenegro and the color of water is totally different).
To give an example: The main character hurts his foot badly in one scene at the beach -- and right afterwards he runs energetically up the stairs.
The raw style captures the lifestyle and heartbeat of the ozzie beach scene in sydney, or more specifically, Bondi beach.
There are sword fights, and I was really intrigued by the animation for sea washing up on the beach at night.
the concept of the surfing shack was something not present on east coast beaches, and one wonders if the the local beach patrol would have allowed such a building to be built and occupied on a public beach.
the beach is assumed to be the famous surfing beach, malibu; however reference is made to santa monica.
if one were to guess the year, one is tempted to say early 60s--say, 1962 or 63. but the film is significant because it documents a solid, burgeoning beach culture which had been in place since the years immediately following W.W. 2. this film is a rich summation of what transpired on the beaches of southern California in the 1950s.
Perhaps the worst part was the "romantic time together" montage...we see them running, walking on the beach, riding horses on the beach (can you rent horses in LA?), eating, going to the park, etc. etc.
I saw this film (uncut) straight after Absurd and kept wondering when it was actually going to start - there is one initial scene where a guy on a beach gets a meat cleaver through his head (extremely unrealistic effects) and then the next "excuse of gore" is a head in a bucket which is so pathetically unreal I nearly split my sides with laughter !!!!
Mamoa is fetching in his scenes without his shirt, running along the beach.
They then of course, delve into the mystery when not hanging out on the beach doing romantic things.
It looks like it was edited on a beach.
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