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From then on, disaster (well, maybe not disaster, but to some extent, chaos) occurs.
Such as the physical comedy as well as the mixed blend of chaos that Marx, Chaplin and Keaton were so famous for.
In the Odd Couple, Lemmon and Matthau play complete opposites that create the chaos.
Prisons are not exactly renowned for their kind hospitality and 'happy vibes', what with stories of fights, chaos, murder and of course extreme male bonding!
Though the setting was on a small scale, (the state of California rather than the entire U.S.) it shows the chaos of what could happen and that is just in California.
On the other hand, I did like the acting and the attempt of Melanie to find a friend amidst the chaos she was going through.
The story's plot is simple enough- an Americanized Filipino American (Adam) whose life is in chaos returns to the Philippines to attend his fathers funeral, but instead, embarks on a horrific rescue mission to get his ransomed mother and sister back from the Abu Sayyaf, an extremist Muslim group.
In effect, they are more than characters on film, they are universal humans trying to make order out of chaos, even if they must create chaos to do so.
However, powers are at work that aims at stopping the historic landing, and bring utter chaos back home.
And yet out of this chaos he finds joy and pride in caring for a beaten up old alley cat.
It highlights how narcissistic politicians play on naive constituents to create chaos, mayhem and oppression.
There are exceptions, Joan Severance and Peter Riegert are professsional and competent, but the chaos around them is overwhelming and they would probably rather that this monstrosity was removed from there filmographies!
As the newly founded Dodge City teems with violence and chaos, an Irishman reluctantly becomes Marshall and tries to tame the West in this standard but enjoyable and colorful Western.
On his next trip to the future, he discovers a world in chaos where social order has broken down.
Witnessing incredible chaos, people committing suicide left and right, the couple ends up on the roof of a tall building.
It's about the end of Earth, (something like that) and the following chaos that follows.
If you haven't watched it, I honestly think you should, because this is a mist-see cinematographic treasure that is rare to find in today's modern chaos.
The different points of view of both affect Farmer's way of working, causing chaos during the process of Rachel's protection.
A German Military Police officer cares, and even with wars chaos begins a search for the murderer that goes into post war Germany.
While all this chaos is going on, this guy is totally tripped out on LSD, hearing voices, hallucinating, etc. Pretty ridiculous.
Frank Tashlin-directed chaos isn't very funny, and occasionally verges on ludicrous when it tries passing Lewis off as a sensitive soul (this is no stretch for Jerry, as he manages to turn even his baby lullabies into infantile showstoppers).
Misunderstandings pile up on one another and result in absolute chaos.
Dennis meanwhile is not only causing chaos for Mr. Wilson and one or two other people in the neighbourhood, but he can't rid of "girlfriend" Margaret (Jacqueline Steiger), who wants to marry him.
But such is typical in everyday life, no? Anyway, chaos ensues when a third woman shows up on their doorstep; Brian's third lover and soon-to-be 'wife', Denise.
Instead of Maury hanging it up and retiring, Maury became like a bizarre tornado of chaos and destruction.
The official story was just accepted with out question in all the chaos and terrible loss of life that day.
Here Solondz shows us yet another dysfunctional upper middle class Jewish family in chaos, but this time as a "documentary", which shows us the pathetic film maker, the cruel or otherwise ignorant family, and the audience who laughs and scoffs, at it all.
Fairly accurate Historical Drama of the life of Marie Antoinette from when she left Austria (age 15 in 1770) to marry the Dauphin of France through her demise via guillotine (1793) in the chaos of the French Revolution.
One must make allowances -- it was wartime, it was propaganda, it was United Artists -- but even taking all that into account, this is a fairly ludicrous melodrama about an upper-middle-class American household that brings chaos on itself by unknowingly inviting a Hitler Youth into its home.
In contrast, the first episode of its popular predecessor "Lost" opens with chaos mediated by a broken hearted hero, but with comic sidelines such as a panicked character looking for a pen to perform an unneeded tracheotomy.
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