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There are a few brief, but nice boobie scenes, some of which are ruined by the special effects, but you can't catch this film just for those.
Spooky house, hidden passages and a murderer to catch.
The authorities, led by the boorish Inspector Radford (George Barraud), know he is there and are set to catch him, but he's smarter than they are and faster on his feet, and outwits them.
See if you can catch it, it's only a few lines but he gives away his birthplace.
This is, for the first half, a great relationship movie if you can ever catch it on cable or some other medium.
I just happened to catch this for the third or fourth time, and first time with my wife, on Universal HD today.
Chuck Berry, one of the most complicated and conflicted figures in the history of rock and pop music is rich territory and Hackford managed to catch Berry in all of his many guises - charming, professional, intelligent, thoughtful, bitter, petulant, unprofessional, difficult, and combative.
In conclusion, even though it can also be seen on Nick at Nite now, I strongly recommend you catch it before it goes off the air for good.
If you're a rare remarkable person you'll also get altitude sickness , suffer dysentery , catch ringworm and under go a rabies scare .
Yep - and one of My Favorite Comedies too, that seems to get better and better each time I catch it!
He shouldn't be that hard to catch.
I know catch phrases are important to a series like this, but come on!
A few of the special effects were nice, but the film never managed to catch my full attention.
The character of Will was the young boy who found out he was endowed with magic before Harry Potter was even created and I'm sad to see them throw away these books with a quick production to try to catch the coattails of the Potter craze.
Now the DIA is in cahoots with the company big wigs from the get go, but makes out like it is trying to catch the company VIPs in the act of transferring the secret stuff.
For some reason, Wile E. Coyote - aka Eatibus anythingus) never figures out that he just can't catch Road Runner - aka Hot rodicus supersonicus).
OK back in 90whatever in the UK,the episodes of different series were not shown a year apart in order to catch up with the years and also since I didn't have a TV for most of 94/95 I ended up seeing episodes either on video or in whatever order they were on TV,so I saw them in totally the wrong order and never knew which ones were series 1,2,3 or 4 until 10 years later when I found an episode guide online.
I saw this film in 2001 on cable but did not catch the title at the time.
When certain characters try to be serious or they throw out some line they think would be good catch phrase you can't help but laugh at how poor the acting was.
One of the greatest casts ever assembled help this, otherwise turgid, melodrama to chug along for over two and a half hours, (three, if you are unlucky enough to catch the US video version), but they still can't manage to lift it above the level of a second rate television movie.
They spend most of their time arguing and filibustering and take forever and a day to repair the wagon and attempt to catch up with the wagon train - I felt like I was watching Gilligan's Island.
The coach decides to add two new players in the team, am smart talented young pitcher (Oscar-Winner:Tatum O'Neal) and an trouble-maker (Jackie Earle Haley), who can play catch and hit the ball.
Since O&J can get no bankable stars, they decide to do the novel approach of having a film w/ new faces including singer Marjorie Nelson (who happens to catch the eye of director Ed MacLean).
Catch it on the classic movie channel.
I will be part of the rabid throngs of people lining up to catch a spectacle as huge as Reloaded and Revolution.
Needless to say it is still on our list to catch when at the Disney parks.
The first time I saw it, I didn't catch the name of the movie.
Variously titled overseas as either "Revenge In El Paso" or "Four Gunmen of Ave Maria," this handsomely-produced, elaborately-staged, sun-drenched, shoot'em up shares something in common with the Lee Van Cleef oater "Death Rides A Horse" (1968) in that our lice-ridden hero (EIi Wallach) got double-crossed by his outlaw buddies and left behind for the law to catch while they made good their escape.
I thought the film lovingly produced and enjoyed every second of it, my only disappointment being that I did not manage to catch the whole film.
I didn't catch who the lead actress was, but it seemed that her botox injection got a little out of hand.
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