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It's influence is so blatant because Ross recycles not only the basic plot, but even detailed plot points such as the drugged drinks.
There are factual errors, the most blatant being when Camilla tells Charles Princess Caroline is a prospect and probably still a virgin (this takes place in Fall 1979 when Caroline was married about a year to Philippe Junot).
To me, the most blatant thing about Yossi and Jagger is the sexual tension running throughout the film.
The movie is touted (on the DVD box), as akin to the Blair Witch Project, though it bears no resemblance to that film - it is a blatant, flat-out-obvious rip off of "Relic".
From what I gather, Absa saw a blatant difference between the elders and the young people in the community.
There's no plot purpose for this blatant display of male skin and one suspects someone on the film-making staff simply decided that as long as one has a hot, hairy hunk like Sam Elliott in one's employ, why not tell him to take off all his clothes?
I was a bit shocked to see Vadim open his movie with such a blatant butt shot.
I thought that this show was a blatant rip-off of intense and profoundly tormenting 'reality news' turned to fiction.
They steal everything you can think of from the aforementioned Jaws,Star Wars, The Black Hole and, another blatant effects rip off shot from 2001:A Space Odyssey.
I was on vacation so I decided to see this film and the blatant ripoff of Dean and Jerry.
Aap Ki Khatir is a blatant copy of many Hollywood Movies like Wedding Date, French Kiss and Bridget Jones.
I guess the producers of this movie didn't think we could make it to Halloween for another Michael Myers movie so they just spun this blatant rip-off.
The bias in this film is so blatant that PBS took the unprecedented step of agreeing to produce another film to provide balance.
Aside from the blatant attempt to cash in on the popularity of Arthurian legend (this story has nothing whatsoever to do with King Arthur, despite the use of some recognizable names), this movie is just plain terrible.
That movie (because it is the same movie) is also a blatant work of nonsense.
Dialogue is at best painful, and a number of times comes off as a blatant ripoff of Tarantino's already irritating discussions about nothing (what was with Luke's fascination with mumu's and peepee's?
When I first heard the premise;a spouse declared dead comes back home after months alone on an island , only to find his beloved wife has re-entered marital bliss with his best friend, I thought 'it'll be interesting to see if they come anywhere near the brilliance of "My Favorite Wife"' And I also presumed this had to be a rather blatant rip-off of the Cary Grant-Irene Dunne classic released ,incidentally, in the same year.
Why the blatant disregard for us as horror fans?
Even if I agreed with All the Rage's blatant anti-gun agenda (I don't) I would still have to say that it sucks.
Without checking out reviews of the time it's pure speculation whether this blatant rip-off of Meet Me In St Louis went undetected.
i have never seen a more blatant rip off of Star Wars and Star Trek in my whole life.
What is all the more remarkable are the blatant 'clues'.
But the worse part of Horsemen is how badly does nearly every thing, from lazy actors, a script so inconsistent on what it is telling that I cannot understand how anyone approved this (characters coming out of nothing at half of the movie, others disappearing, blatant incongruence in the investigation...), and a direction that does very little to hide the weakness of the story.
Those of you out there who have actually read Lovecraft will hear mention of Azathoth, the Old Ones, and seemingly blatant references to the Necronomicon.
No investigative expert can simply dismiss the blatant exclusion of critical evidence throughout the "9/11 Commission Report".
Mostly due to the fact they are such blatant stereotypes.
There were zero original ideas in this movie and many blatant scene copies of better movies.
In many ways, a blatant and poor rip off of mad max... as the guy drives from place to place in this post apocalyptic future.
And any fans of "Outbreak" will be able to see how much of this film is a blatant ripoff.
Sure, she knew the guy was a blatant playboy and heavy drinker; but so what.
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