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I say, take this reel wheel and roll it off a cliff.
My initial interest in the film was because of two factors: 1) the Marblehead film location in my hometown and, 2) the fact that my grandmother Lizzette M. Woodfin was hired as a stand-in for Mary Pickford during filming of several scenes including the "cliff scene".
Both women were small (5') in stature and both my father and grandmother related the fact that she was a stand-in with her back to the camera for the cliff scene as part of the Chiefton filming set.
The aviation scene on the cliff is beautiful.
Most, after directing this, would have driven off a cliff or at least committed a mass murder.
It was confusing when Ed killed the other guy later, at the top of the cliff.
ski slopes and a cliff top chase resulting in the death of Billys fathers betrayer.
And lo and behold! the next scene was exactly that last shot of the house standing lonely on the cliff at the water's edge.
You feel like you are with Ya'ara and Talia walking toward the ocean to the edge of the cliff.
In fact, the scene in which climbs the cliff was not a stuntman.
Literally, the first scene of this movie is the best one and it just falls off a cliff from there.
However, his car meets with an accident and falls from the cliff, but Kishenlal survives with the money.
They should have called this movie "Angry women ride off of a cliff after committing crimes."
The worst part was after the long chase near end where the 'Evil black Dodge' takes a nose dive off a cliff to its death.
But things went downhill, or over a cliff, when the writers made the decision to sacrifice all realism in favor of putting their lead character in an OCD sufferer's worst nightmare every week, always thanks to some "Final Destination"-style inescapable twist of fate.
Anyway, the episode meanders along, and between the spinning corridor scenes and Lazarus falling off a cliff here and there, we finally get to the heart of the matter.
In the second half, as the plot thickens and the parts of the puzzle begin to fit into a whole (i.e. as the main character starts to remember more and more of his past), there are also some fairly violent scenes, e.g. as a villain falls over a cliff or beautiful female lead Senta Berger swings a chainsaw.
A few remarks : 1) The characters move from from strange places (an auction room's warehouse, an isolated laundromat) to even stranger places (a tunnel in Central Park, a ghostly villa on a cliff).
The father can't throw it, so the Giant comes along and does instead, but ends up throwing him over the cliff as well, but after tumbling, it seems it worked.
Both Twinkle and Giant meet each other, and only one can have Rose with her father's permission, so they start squabbling, but Twinkle manages to send Giant off the near cliff with the help of goat's butt.
After a few seconds, the bus finally starts up JUST IN TIME and they get away and the evil car takes a dive off of the cliff and finally the evil is gone and wiped out.
Skin-divers Richard Egan and Gilbert Roland scour the depths of the Caribbean looking for treasure; they eventually find it buried under the sea with the wreck of a sunken ship (teetering on the edge of an underwater cliff).
Eventually goth kid drives over a cliff.
Stunts like Yor falling off the cliff is amazing I can not tell how they pulled it off.Some how I just knew when he killed the Great flying moth he was going to use it to swoop in on the Hairy Monster men .I don't know how he easily overcame the leader when he was wearing Yors strenght necklace.
This isn't a bad career move, this is jumping off a cliff.
A scene in which a jilted lover hurls himself off a cliff is unintentionally hilarious.
The local bar has become a nice little restaurant where you get your meal served to you on a conveyor belt, you get to go to a cool place and try to out cliff dive some dude, and you of course end up once again at Monkey Island!
The Haunting of Seacliff Inn is set on the picturesque Californian coast & starts with Susan (Ally Sheedy) & Mark Enright (William R. Moses) looking to buy some property with the idea of converting it into a seaside inn when Susan spots a beautiful old house sitting on a cliff overlooking a beach.
Also the stupidity of climbing a precarious cliff and leaning way out holding a shaky rock on the most narrow ledge of the climb not even halfway up to wave your cell phone around is begging for disaster.
In any event, this movie was a great break from reality and reminded me of Raiders or some of the cliff hanger adventures of old.
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