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The only event that had occurred, excluding the painfully boring exposition, was the little girl chasing the naked kid for 40 seconds or so only to lose him in his little boat.
The chasing around by the Pinkerton group was almost comical and hard to watch.
In it you have a stereotypical dumb blond, an elephant chasing a bike, a bear, a monkey, a monstrous sounding nurse and too many more ridiculous situations that don't add anything to the film.
After you discover that in fact the monster you're chasing IS the giant crocodile you're greeted with some humanitarian green piece film that will annoy you to death.
In Illinois, while chasing a Djinn in an old building, Dean is attacked by the creature and faints.
The story line is clear cut and chasing Jordon proves elusive.
I have a soft spot for Dianne Wiest and she's fabulous here as the marriage-hungry Aunt Bea, whose terrible luck at chasing matrimony makes you wish you could push your favorite unmarried cousin her way.
How did the killer manage to find a shovel on a grave yard, while Eastwood was chasing him?
In one scene, when Donny is pointing out to Marie someone who might have been one of the criminals chasing them in an earlier scene, she says she can't see them because she's not wearing her glasses?
Mushroom munching doesn't generally lead to your boss's wife overdosing spectacularly, FBI helicopters chasing you down the freeway, or free-diving around Edinburgh's sewage system to an Brian Eno / Daniel Lanois soundtrack; altogether, it's a conspicuously un-cinematic high.
Meanwhile, a beast is chasing her, trying to become mated with her.
Estranged parent-child relationship, because said parent is too devoted to chasing that big storm.
Thank heavens for veteran heavy-hitter Mike Farrell, who does magnificently chasing after some cows, or was that a double?
So when a rag-tag posse chasing the convicts rescue her, she insists on traveling with them.
You know the basic story, Alice (A View to a Kill's Fiona Fullerton) falls asleep, and dreams chasing the White Rabbit (Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em's Michael Crawford) into the bizarre (more son in this version) world of Wonderland, meeting a variety of weird and "wonderful" characters, such as the Dormouse (Dudley Moore), The Caterpillar (Sir Ralph Richardson), Tweedledee (Frank Cox) and Tweedledum (Freddie Cox), the Cheshire Cat (Roy Kinnear), the Mock Turtle (Michael Hordern), the Mad Hatter (Robert Helpmann) and March Hare (Peter Sellers), the Gryphon (Spike Milligan), and Queen (Flora Robson) and King (Dennis Price) of Hearts.
Even though some of the action sequences are kind of interesting,(with the civil war and all), and the special effects are okay, it just doesn't make up for the film's garish cheesiness (seriously, when the crocodile was chasing Orlando Jones through an open field, was it supposed to be serious?).
Starts off great introducing Vin Diesel and the setting and setting up the action and basic plot (lots of money spent on sets, too) so it looks like it is going to be a great epic action movie but gets boring about halfway through because the action becomes pointless because you don't know why people are chasing them and killing each other and then the movie simply ends without explaining.
Well, although he seems to have moved away from his bright colors and chaotic chasing sequences, and although Live Flesh is to the best of my knowledge the first movie where he openly praises the post-Franco era, it was as tasteful as its predecessors.
Three friends with big faces go to an island to relax by chasing a deer to death with dogs.
So, after chasing the imaginatively named 'Phantom' out to sea by hilariously out-pacing a jet ski whilst swimming butterfly, Zohan fakes his own death in the most excruciatingly unfunny comedy fight ever conceived.
Eventully, we get this wonderful devil-dog-pig-monster-thing chasing him around.
The film opens with a high speed chase at night. the cops are chasing after someone.
The car the cops are chasing crashes ejecting the passengers-a notorious criminal as well as the newly elected DA and his wife.
The two "heroes" start by blowing up a building(and making fun about it), and being demoted to street patrol but somehow, thru a loop-hole in the script find themselves chasing an arms-dealer cop.
(Although that is an insult to Michael Myers.) 3. the 'teens', whilst running from this hideous frightening killer (who wears a snarl like she's posing for her 'high school' picture on a bad hair day), look like they studied acting with cartoon characters right down to the double takes, the "I want to get away, someones chasing me, but I think I'll stand here and wait for her to come down the hall", and rounding the corners as if wearing clown shoes.
You have a deranged mad man chasing down a traumatized girl and her friends all around the Hewitt property.
I think, however, films like this need to be viewed and studied for those of us who are chasing the unicorn that is filmmaking.
The band of thugs, unlike the group chasing Chato, were up to the job of killing Valdez, but found their quarry to be more elusive than they had bargained for.
While dozens of poor little Cambodian children are chasing after anyone with a $1 NOTE to sell dozens of postcards to so they can afford another day of school, these unlicensed brats are whinging about the brand new "SUV" they received.
I've noticed there are a couple of posters/viewers who believe that Pierce was the one who strangled Clean Willy, although we do see Sean Connery's character was seen by Willy and that's why he runs, we don't ever see Pierce actually chasing Willy as he runs through the city streets.
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