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OK, I'm 26 so I've been thru all the action heroes 80's hype, and Chuck Norris along with Seagal, Van Damme and the rest of the guys were my childhood heroes, fighting the bad guys, shooting dozens of bullets from one round only;) I saw the advert of this movie on TV a couple of days ago - Chuck Norris was throwing some fireballs from his fingers.
Were they run into their childhood nemeses as well as escaped convicts in this supreme unfunny supposed comedy.
I feel this is my favorite childhood film because it combines great characters, great story, and great wit that it is irresistable.
This single shot was probably the most chilling shot of my childhood, I remember chills running down my spine.
It made a big impact, and watching it now brings back happy memories of childhood.
I grew up in the 1960's and the NBC television show "Flipper" was my favorite childhood show.
I loved Rainbow Bright my whole childhood.
Jane Silla)(famous radio and tv actress in the 30's and 40's played mostly small town MOM'S) warned the ladies about Ronnie Mason's sick mind, and the abusive childhood he had when growing up, which caused his love/hate relationship with women.
Elizabeth Taylor is Velvet and in her prime (of her childhood, at least), Mickey Rooney is a cynical friend who eventually becomes her trainer and they go off to the Grand National steeplechase with her beloved horse "the Pi"--short for "Pirate"--only to have Velvet become the jockey and have a chance at victory.
like many pre-teen children of the 80's repeat viewing of revenge of ninja spawned a ninja phase of my childhood.
The Lone Ranger was one of my childhood heroes, and I never missed a chance to catch his adventures on Saturday morning re-runs during the mid 1950's.
Betty (Brenda Blethyn) wants something more out of life, but she doesn't know what, when she realizes she is in love with her childhood friend, Boris (Alfred Molina), who owns the local funeral parlor.
This brings back so many childhood memories.
One of my absolute favorite childhood films.
His childhood friend, Roy Scheider, is a street detective who becomes puzzled by the disappearances of the mobsters.
The local mortician Boris (Alfred Molina) has been desperately in love with Betty since their childhood, but has always been too shy to confess his love to her.
A college guy gets wind that his childhood crush is getting married.
After all the plot of having one's childhood self return to the present leaves open many options.
Take that piece of your childhood you've forgotten and enjoy it.
A cruel, yet disturbed man, that had a really hard childhood.
I miss my childhood and those days where the most important thing was watching the Magic Garden.
Director Hector Babenco is such a good humanity, who finds a delicate angle to tell the story of how urbanity kills the childhood of the kids from poverty class.
A lot of my childhood was spent lying in front of the wireless listening to Round the Horne or Hancock's Half Hour or watching Carry On films.
And by the by, I'm not a little kid, this is for the older audiences wanting to recapture their childhood.
The movie depicted well the psychological battles that Harry Vardon fought within himself, from his childhood trauma of being evicted to his own inability to break that glass ceiling that prevents him from being accepted as an equal in English golf society.
The thing is...Betty is not a "normal" person, due to traumatic events in her childhood.
It deals with friends from childhood to adulthood, in the 50's and 60's.
The producer, a shy, slightly eccentric chap called Alex Frayne introduced his film, made with a bunch of his mates near the town he spent much of his childhood.
I believe that the point of Barney is to provide a place where kids can be kids and the spirit of childhood can be expressed.
If you overlook the cheapness of the production and delve deeper, you'll find an excellent performance by Cushing, a stunning opening score, some nice photography and the ever reliable Mr.Douglas McClure, my childhood hero!British police constables guarding the Whitehouse at the end!
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