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If the judge doesn't have the authority to toss out unreasonable claims, then all of us go through the day looking over our shoulders.
Bosnians, Croats and Serbs find a rare shared space of pride in their history, and Lesbor reminds them that the songs one group often claims as theirs alone really belong to them all.
So we have to manage many claims to the same video.
But in his case, he claims to channel a very specific group of dead saints and doctors in order to heal whatever's wrong with you.
These are plausible claims, but in truth, we can't see the brain's wiring clearly enough to tell if these are really true.
On the other hand, if the connectome is still intact, we cannot ridicule the claims of cryonics so easily.
They hire this guy named Ned who claims to be a Mexican, even though he isn't.
It's also significantly shorter than it claims (at only 80 minutes), but I'm not complaining.
The alien (a human in sparkly suit) claims to be from a nearby universe; one assumes the scriptwriter meant "galaxy" but didn't bother to get a dictionary to check his terms.
It also destroys any and all things, the Bible claims to be true.
And as for the battle scenes (which, in contrast to some commentors claims, do take up a good 15% of screentime)- they look like look like some some History Club from your local high school recreating a medieval siege, although the kids would no doubt put more passion into it.
So sixteen years later a weddings draws the girls back to their childhood town and Claire a school teacher becomes obsessed that Milo hasn't died as she has recurring visions of him and her friends are dying one by one and no one believes her when she claims Milo is apart of it.
There are some interesting fights, but it is not a action movie, as it claims to be.
At one point the supposedly fearsome darkhunter Jack claims that Carol, the girl who is helping the man he is pursuing, is as annoying as "a gherkin in a burger".
The dialogue is bad, the plot atrocious, even for a "screwball" comedy, and claims that the movie is an homage to classic film comedy is about the most inane thing I've ever heard.
The Other Boleyn Girl - not to be confused with the book it claims to be based upon.
I cannot make such lofty claims until then.
Once there she asks him to go back to his old childhood house in a small town called Shelter Cove and destroy all of her notes and experiments, especially the 'Anthony journals' which Hollins has never heard of, she also claims that he has a brother named Anthony.
He claims he knows nothing.
Nowhere in Flynn's autobiography is the Klaus Reicher character mention, the homosexual encounter is speculative fiction, and the movie's claims that Flynn treated native labor badly are groundless.
The "joke" is that the parents immediately understand their son is marrying a man who claims to no longer have his "bits and pieces."
The tag line for this picture claims ITS NOT HUMAN, AND ITS GOT AN AXE, but an Axe was only used in these first two killings.
He claims he didn't like being around the forced feelings of emotions that is shared amongst the people paying their respects.
He is this shy teenager who claims to not be in love with Zoey, and over-reacts to everything that involves Zoey.
The packaging claims over 40 'fistic encounters' in 15 chapters.
It seems ever since 1982, about every two or three years we get a movie that claims to be "The Next Officer and a Gentleman."
I very much appreciate the "Ghost Hunters" approach, where they go in to disprove claims, then take away what they can ... and they are almost always reassuring to the client (if they find anything) that haunted does not equal evil.
With a small budget and big claims you should spend every penny on the details to convince the audience.
The St. Francisville Experiment claims "this ain't no walk in the woods", a direct slap in the face of Blair Witch.
Director Shekhar Kapoor's claims are countered by the fact that he made the entire movie without even once meeting Phoolan Devi, on whose life this movie is supposed to be based!
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