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Victor McLaglen,(Gypo Nolan), "Call Out the Marines",'42, gave an outstanding performance as an Irish rebel who belonged to a rough and tough crowd who were all fighting for a cause and at the same time getting poorer and poorer with plenty of drinking.
But the movie really belonged to Sarandon and Hawn.
The computer graphics looked like they belonged in a cheap video game and the fight scenes were the worst i had ever seen.
This is the story of a young professional vertical skateboarder named Mark Rogowski - who went on to earn the nickname "Gator" after inventing a skate-style move all his own - the "Gaite - Aire" And then , later still dropping his last name Rogowski - which he was quoted as saying that the name itself belonged to his father , who was not present in his life.
In the book, Woland came to the city that felt as if it belonged to him already.
Their delivery is wry and often good, at least it would be if it belonged here.
It was sitting in the Sci-Fi section, and I wanted to see if it belonged in the mature, well it doesn't belong in either.
This nerdy kid finds a map that belonged to his dad who was killed.
Nami knew the house belonged to her father but that's all, she didn't know who her father was.
This movie probably belonged to 1980's, a tasteless decade in Indian cinema!
The good note is that films such as these shed light on the true nature of the Indigenous American as well as expose the inhumane and inhuman treatment (which exists TO THIS DAY) that they have endured on soil that belonged and by human rights still belongs to them.
Having dealt with ad folks in my career, I often thought many of them either belonged in a "home" or had just been released from one.
If ever a movie belonged to a single actor, this is it.
The same for the white genexer who felt he belonged with the clowns/krumpers.
Vivek lends a good support but it is clear that movie's driving force was Rani Mukherjee, movie belonged to Rani Mukherjee arguably her best performance ever till date.
She does not know how to dream, she was never told that her life belonged to her.
On 30 August 1997, Amélie finds a child treasure hidden behind the wall that belonged to a dweller from the 50's, and she decides to anonymously return it to the owner.
Two families of sons, same father, different mothers, have spent their respective lives "knowing" that they belonged either to the favored family or to the rejected family.
Also I wish the deleted Peter Sellers scenes were restored back to where they originally belonged.
Maybe it's because director Tulio Demicheli never truly belonged to the prominent circle of Italian exploitation filmmakers?
He was also found with property that belonged to the Norwegians that he stole the night of the murders.
The first has some creepy moments (although they have little to do with the show's '60s incarnation), but the second quickly deteriorates into a simple-minded impending-disaster-on-a-train scenario that just left me cold and probably belonged in another movie.
Given the plot line, this bad film really should have belonged to the former group; but somehow it doesn't manage it and ends up being a part of the latter.
The future belonged to the US and the Soviet Union, neither of which had sentimental feelings about the British Empire, let alone the “Anglo-Saxons.”
Former Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Shamir belonged to that category.
A few months later, Sinai insurgents shot down a Mi-17 helicopter that belonged to the Second Field Army, an unprecedented display of military capacity.
Fortunately, a neighbor who belonged to a health savings group was able to contribute and pay the fare.
The Maltese government has just revealed that it froze Libyan government assets worth €377 million, of which €86 million belonged to the Qaddafi family or to entities in which they are majority stakeholders.
Although I felt that I, an exile in the land of exiles, belonged ever more to a world to which no one can really be said to belong, on September 11, 2001, I was finally able to proclaim, “I am a New Yorker,” just as President Kennedy had declared himself a Berliner when that former National Socialist capital was in danger of becoming a Communist capital.
David’s father, Yohane Banda, suddenly in the media spotlight, said he had not understood that his son no longer belonged to him and might never return to Malawi.
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