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When he finally comes around he finds out he's in small country town called Parris and the local mayor tries to get Arthur to become a citizen.
Admittedly if I knew more about American politics at the time, fewer events would have passed me over but as a European, my interest in this particular part of American politics is limited - and even had I myself been a US citizen, I would never never have voted for a Democrat !
Similarly to my fellow citizen, I also find it rather peculiar, that out of six comments on this film, four (and from now on five) have been written by Hungarians.
If the American distribution is ever releases with subtitles, English, i'll be obligated to replace the German version as an American citizen.
Cheech Marin goes solo in this unfunny farce as a U.S. citizen who is wrongly deported to Mexico and tries to make it back to his L.A. home.
He has settled down and become a respectable citizen of Habsberg, Pennsylvania, where he is a pillar of the community, the head of the Boy Scouts, and a member of the Rotary Club, the Lions Club, and all those worthy bodies.
It also rips off Citizen of the Galaxy with the whole "beggar/spy-in-foreign-land-buys-slave-boy-for-secret-society -and-gives-him-special-training" I'd also like to point out that they not only filmed a renfest in Northern California for the medieval/renaissance/whatever setting, but the exterior of the Ancient Greece scene was apparently filmed in San Francisco at the Palace of Fine Arts.
Her discussions with Frank Stanley(Robert Paine)on this topic give the film a very interesting otherworldly quality and a somber mood.And there are even some interesting special effects(e.g.,the vampires can turn into a swirling cloud of mist).We're not talking "Citizen Kane" or "Casablanca" here,folks, but if you're merely looking for some nice cinematic entertainment for a rainy evening or a Halloween party, you could do a lot worse than "Son of Dracula".
Sylvester and Tweety had only been co-starring for a few years by this point, but Granny appears to be the prototype for the current - if unrealistic - image of the senior citizen kicking booty.
The last soldier is then running for life with his 8 year old grandson, a cop, and a supernatural cop. the zombie is then not even after the now senior citizen soldier, instead they want to thank him since he stood up for them.
But when malicious gossip endangers the peace of mind and the social status of a heretofore upstanding citizen, we must wonder about it.
Well, given that the first Dragonheart was no Citizen Kane - heck, it wasn't even an Excalibur in itself - my expectations were low for this movie.
I used to be a law abiding citizen.
The sale of the newspaper was a common theme in the 30s and 40s, (think Citizen Kane) but here it's a fun caper as everyone tries to decide which side they are on.
Excuse me for asking, but ask I will: Are we supposed to believe that a senior citizen is able to neatly sneak into a heavily protected house, break into the owner's sanctum-sanctorum, and then witness the President of the United States having a fist fight with a woman, who is then assassinated by government employees?
So let me get this straight, you didn't say wow, it was great for adults and teenagers (so they've killed their chances at the toddler and senior citizen market?), it was above average but failed at being a really good movie, BUT kept you on the edge of your seat.
MISSING IN ACTION is one of those "God Bless America!"-themed, war-mongering movies made after the Vietnam War in order to cash in on the newfound pseudo-patriotism of the average American citizen (just like what happened after the September 11th attacks).
I understand that this was no attempt to make another Citizen Kane or anything, but oh man, this is seriously painful to watch!
As this country continues to struggle with the tragedies inflicted upon all who are being singed and scorched by the Iraq War (and that includes every citizen of this country, whether directly or indirectly), films addressing this war are wither avoided by the theatrical audiences or cause flare reactions of judgment.
The reporter in Citizen Kane is an experienced hack who is indifferent except to the front page; Agnieska is at the start of her possible career, making her graduation film, the one which will make her name and determine her future and looking for a story that matters in itself; indeed, Agnieska's story is as important to the film as Birkut's and in some ways her story reflects his.
As a UK citizen, I had never had the misfortune to see an episode of this 'talk show' as it was on digital and I haven't upgraded yet.
SPOILER:The main element that we wanted to bring across by allowing this movie to be produced for television was that your children may not always be safe around someone you know or a prominent citizen of the community.
there's no way anyone should compare a movie like this to "citizen kane" or, to a greater extent, "gone with the wind" because those are epic films with a lot more money backing the project.
Like an alternate universe Citizen Kane.
On the whole, this film is not only well worth watching, but essential for every citizen.
Don't get me wrong...we ain't got no Citizen Kane here.
If I were a LAPD employee, a LA criminal, a citizen of LA, even an alien from Mars, I would demand that all money used in this production be used to burn all copies of this wherever they may be.
It featured Jimmy Stewart as the hayseed farmer-sheriff trundling about in his 60s, carrying his Senior Citizen Discount Card to the General Store.
I know it was shot one a canon xg1 after watching the "making of" documentary (another one of these low budget films with a "making of" documentary that acts like they've just finished making Citizen Kane).
This may have been good clean fun for any citizen of Auckland in 1997 who happened to be tone deaf but I wonder what possessed anyone to want to film this production.
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