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"A film about a man who doesn't want to run being chased by a man who doesn't want to catch him" is a much-noted synopsis regarding "Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid".
try to catch this one.
Rather than take the audience for a ride the movie here has to constantly catch up to the viewer, a backwards way of making a thriller, unless you don't actually want to generate any suspense.
Misty delivers a few one-liners that will make you ROFL if you are able to experience this film is the right spirit, and she along with this film, will inspire you to catch her other Seduction Cinema films, that I'm confident will surely delight on the basis of Misty's appeal alone.
Now to the two largest gaffs This creature is strong enough to rip out an engine and overturn a jeep as well as capable of pushing over the Ranger's tower but it cannot move the rocks in front of it's cave, and during one pivotal scene an expert on the monster gives the heroine a book of legends concerning our beast (which incidentally is never referenced again) saying it took shaman 500 years to bury the evil in his cave, must just be because they couldn't catch him home because all that was needed was a baby gate in front of the entrance and he was screwed.
I was lucky enough to catch this tremendous documentary at the San Francisco Independent Film Festival, and OH MY GOD, was it fun!
Rampaging through a theater, it finds a female as others flee, tearing away at her face right before Kirk is able to catch him.
I did not catch it from the very beginning, but I was hoping to at least see some menage a trois action; of course no dice!
He, with his gang's help talking over his earpiece, try to convince this doctor of his good intentions and how he doesn't want her paramour (a mathematician they're trying to catch red-handed) to know about them.
It's this kind of thinking in Hollywood--that a younger, slimmer man would be a better catch for Demi Moore than a balding, chubby guy like George Dzundza--that sinks most romantic comedies, and nearly does this one in as well.
If a movie doesn't catch my attention in the first 30 minutes I won't watch the rest.
The first time it was on I wasn't able to pay much attention to it, but was able to catch the premise, and I made a mental note to watch it again and pay attention.
It is worth your time to catch this flick.
I just had the opportunity to catch this at the 2007 Madison Film Festival and thought it was such a wonderful film; equally entertaining, touching, and funny.
From the catch phrase "Loved by children.
And it's not too late to catch the big one!
That describes "Untraceable," a serial killer film starring Diane Lane as the FBI agent out to catch a murderer.
I don't know how many times I have seen this movie, but it manages to catch me every time.
Certainly one of the most original and offbeat horror films to come out in a long time, this one almost demands a second viewing just to appreciate the imaginative production design, and a third just to catch all the throwaway gags (a sign reads "Road To Nowhere" and, in smaller letters, "Don't Buckle Up.
I happened to catch this movie last night on tv.
Korean movies are a long way from being able to touch HK films, that being said, this is a very nice watch and if you catch it as I did without knowing anything going in, very good.
For instance, on his way to Louisiana Sonny walks past a bar to catch a bus.
While on the surface the main catch may seem far-fetched, it's handled with surprising credibility; one cannot help but feel caught up in the lovers' dilemma.
I didn't catch the story, however.
It is such a simple movie that it will catch you from the beginning until the end.
I would suggest that two hours of watching the Weather Channel is time better spent; you might actually catch a plot line and the ending will be far better!
I only managed to catch this movie on TV a couple of months and it would be suffice to say I was very disappointed.
Nice! Stefanie von Pfetten is a scream queen gift to the masses -- one I need to catch up on -- and the movie, while not awesome, combines horror and humor elements to good effect.
This is one surefire case where the unavailability of a film (even if I did catch it, on local TV of all places, in the mid-1980s) turns it into a cult which is ultimately undeserving!
She is not even for a moment out of character and manages to catch and deliver all the crafty nuances of the character with truckloads of grace and beauty.
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