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She claims her friends are fairies, and even though the sinister handyman also warns for strange occurrences in the past, Gina's parents simply think the girl has troubles adjusting to her new neighborhood.
With an idea that had potential, the simple plot is diminished still by Graham's failure to truly express the devastation her character so adamantly claims to experience.
Naturally nobody believes her when she claims to have been accosted by a giant man who stepped out of a giant satellite.
You see, they scoffed at his claims of being able to mix man with beast to create an unstoppable army of wolfman creatures that would come in handy during war-time.
The film revolves around impersonation (which seems to be in the curriculum of every comic star!) - in this case a German officer - and, while not as bad as Leonard Maltin claims (awarding it a BOMB rating), it's not exactly classic stuff either - certainly leagues behind Chaplin's THE GREAT DICTATOR (1940), even if comparably narcissistic!
this is complete crap do not watch the main character is so f u c king concerned that the doc's bomb shelter is not big enough for everyone thus he claims the doc is playing god by saying who lives and who dies all during his 13itching, he kills people without thinking twice and beats people to near death also, the main character is an selfish little a$$ wipe as because of him, the doc who made the shelter died and his friend died. he also killed several no name cops the main character is just a f u c king dumb hillbilly s h i t head that's got no concept of the greater good also, this movie makes no f u c king sense.
The film does give a fair look at how some missionaries may struggle with their faith, but the actual missionary program he claims to represent is far from his concept of it, in terms of being upbeat, cohesive, and inspired.
Soon DEA agent Rachel Knowles(Sarah Buxton) becomes part of this scenario thanks to her boss, Saunders(Nick Mancuso)who claims there's drugs involved.
Do not be fooled by the false claims, blatant lies or title rip-off because you will be SORELY disappointed if you do!
I do find it hard to believe that a player with the jazz experience he has, claims he does not know any of the dixieland tunes.
This is a great low budget B&W film of the late 1930's, however, it is very interesting to see how criminals used their talents to steal money from insurance companies with false claims during this particular time frame.
Despite later claims, this early-talkie melodrama has very little in common with "Citizen Kane": It's a biopic of a ruthless but human fictional plutocrat, told in flashback but hopping around time.
The plot itself is simple - Kevin Spacey plays a mental patient Prot who claims to be from the planet K-pax who arrived to Earth by a beam of light, while Dr. Powell played by Jeff Bridges tries to help him to solve his delusions... First of all, I must admit the cast is perfectly chosen: Kevin Spacey is really brilliant in portraying the intriguing character of Prot, always walking in the fine line of convincing us that it is real and then making us wonder whether he is delusional or not... Some of the gem scenes include the one where Prot innocently eats the whole banana (even the peal) while in session with Dr. Powell; or the observatory scene where he confidently shows his knowledge of the K-Pax system to the astonished astronomers... Jeff Bridges on the other hand is the subtle, rational side of this movie, and he delivers it perfectly.
He claims his throne, forcing his former's two children to flee into the woods, where they hide near a huge stone statue for 10 years.
Comic highlights include the Stooges constantly breaking a glass pane in a door, their encounter with a deranged patient who claims that rats used to come out of the buttonhole of his shirt, the Stooges riding through the hallways on a giant bicycle, a huge horse, and miniature race cars, and our sublimely stupid threesome accidentally leaving instruments inside a hapless patient's abdomen after they finish operating on the poor fellow.
Prot (Kevin Spacey) is a mental hospital patient who claims to be native to a distant planet called K-PAX.
One night while looking for his dog Billy David finds a mysterious woman in his barn, calling herself Lucinda Jessop (Patricia Quinn) she claims to be a witch who has transported herself from 300 years in the past to now.
This is because she claims she has information that would clear her record.
Do not expect a classic military comedy, which claims to make fun of the military while only enhancing a militaristic outlook.
He claims the fish-men are descendants of the original inhabitants of Atlantis.
Now a man name Boone(Craig Sheffer) claims to suffer hallucinations he goes to this shrink Dr. Decker(David Croneberg) who "helps" Boone with his problems.
Unaware of this situation, Decker claims to be a purist which he's only a hate-monger in disguise.
Larry, a writing teacher, claims that his ex-wife, played by Kate Mulgrew, stole his book and put her name on it.
The movie could also be seen as a dark comedy of sorts, effectively spoofing the various claims that violent cinema causes violence in real life.
Although the video box for many copies of this film claims it is about people turned inside out, this is a total lie.
I suppose this won't introduce anything new, really... but it never really claims to, nor needs to.
Hayworth is the star, but Kelly claims the film's most memorable moment as he dances passionately with his own reflection.
This film is a must see for Eastwood Fans and Eastwood claims this is one of his most favorite films that he did.
The final proof is that despite Letterman's early lead, possibly because of the hype that emerged from the battle for Tonight Show succession, Leno's show has consistently proved to be the more popular, thus, in my mind at least, refuting Letterman's claims to be unfairly robbed of his rightful inheritance.
What boggles my mind is how some other comments made about this movie claims that there are no memorable lines or scenes.
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