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It claims to be a comedy but seriousuly, I don't find a singing penis, or a naked 70 year old woman very funny.
Sadly,this is not 'the best British gore film since hellraiser', though the DVD cover claims this, which is what tricked me into buying it.
I, too, fell for the gory packaging and the DVD casing that claims "grieved fans as every copy was pulled from shelves".
The Transcendental Meditation study mentioned in the film claims that meditation by a group can reduce crime in a given area, Washington D.C. in this case.
Joseph Smith and Brigham Young and their followers are angelic, the non-Mormons were all devils and Brian Donlevy (playing EXACTLY the same sort of role Edward G. Robinson later played in THE TEN COMMANDMENTS) is the trouble-maker who claims to be a Mormon but just comes along so the film can have a bad guy.
Such major features as screenplay, ideas, and even cruelty are requested for whoever claims to have shot something scary.
The Cat's Meow, by Peter Bogdanovich claims to be based on actual events which happened on a cruise hosted by William Randolph Hurst.
This is not as funny and gory as the DVD box claims.
He claims otherwise, that it's love.
That baffled me, I did not believe it first, but then he presented evidence for his claims.
The claims of an "extremely shocking ending you will never forget" are the equivalent of one ton of stinking horse droppings.
The events take place in Tromaville, a little town that proudly claims to be the toxic chemical capital of the world, and they certainly aren't lying.
The field research and data analysis geologists are involved in do not support Gores alarmist claims of global warming.
This luvahire character claims this movie is great.
Despite what Mikshelt claims, this movie isn't even close to being historically accurate.
"Panaghoy" is hopefully the forerunner of a resurgence in this vernacular (that claims more speakers than Tagalog).
His attempts to prove his alibi - that he was with that mysterious lady - fall because everyone that he can think of (Tombes, Elisha Cook) claims there was never any such person.
So within the first 20 min or so you are completely lost in the plot, have no idea what is going on and you think Tim, who claims to be Ben, is just a big asshole.
I researched this film a little and discovered a web site that claims it was actually an inside joke about the Post WWII Greenwich Village world of gays and lesbians.
Although both sides have some merit to support their claims, it should still be noted that the seventies take on A STAR IS BORN remains one of the most touching and highly entertaining showbiz dramas that Hollywood ever produced.
Roger claims the factory girls love their work and are grateful for the opportunities it provides, but interviews with four of them tell quite another story.
Beautifully shot and acted, although David Niven doesn't seem to be 27 years old, as his character claims to be.
When their wedding is interrupted by a stranger who claims that Colbert is already married, and that he was best man at that wedding, one can sense that there is some sort of plot against her at work.
Anyone who uses the word "bigot" in reference to Silverman, or who claims that she only aims to "shock"... is way off the mark... She's exactly the opposite; just Google her and you'll quickly see that she's a huge proponent of civil rights, etc.
As such, it never claims to be either.
He claims to have information about a serial killer chased by FBI.
The corpse of a mysterious illegal immigrant is found and passed off as a nobody until further examination from a public health inspector who claims the corpse carries a strain of bubonic plague.
Brooks claims that he can life like a homeless man for a month.
Since the release of "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace", claims and counter-claims of just how Episode's II and III will eventuate has taken the spotlight off the 'original' Star Wars films, making them part of a cohesive whole, rather than segregating the older and new films into separate trilogies.
He claims that soldiers above all yearn for peace, yet he obviously glories in war; he consistently denies any political ambitions, yet almost everything he does is deliberately used to boost himself as a presidential candidate; he obviously believes that soldiers under his command have to follow his orders to the letter, yet he himself deliberately defies orders from the President of the United States; he shows great respect for other cultures (particularly in the Philippines and Japan) and yet is completely out of touch with his own country.
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