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I also enjoy their coffee break crafts.
Fellini is for people who drink excessive amounts of coffee.
(And if you're sitting there saying, "I drink coffee but not excessive amounts of it", you're deluding yourself.)
Two hot-shot "importers" (Howard Hessman & Tom Atkins) are flying a planeload full of Ecuadorian coffee & a few stowaways to San Francisco, but they have engine problems & are looking for a place to land.
The main source of problems comes from the script and you can tell that from the opening scene in the boardwalk coffee shop.
I wasn't tired or stressed, I had just finished off a pot of Green Mountain coffee and I still managed to doze off for a minute or two during the movie.
As much as us 'women' would hate to think we had a 'Jake' as our spouse, but realize we may have a 'Mickey', but really want to kid ourselves to think we could always roll over in the AM to see our 'Doug' - wake up and smell the 'monkey coffee'.
In detective films in the present, the police station is often seen as a messy but friendly place with coffee mugs and paper everywhere.
To sum up, really rather drippy, almost as wet as Morrissey's mustache as he sipped coffee by the Seine in a ludicrous, introspective setup that a teenager would have been embarrassed to have come up with.
So, the story begins with an average couple, the unemployed musician husband, Brad(Rory Cochrane), is already up, making coffee and running a shower for his wife, Lexi(Mary McCormack).
They might as well have been talking about going and getting a cup of coffee or planning on going on a picnic together.
Anna (Edwige Fenech) is a small town girl working as a cashier in a local coffee shop.
When gangster Guido (Corrado Pani) blows into town and into her coffee shop, she is immediately smitten.
Well for me (i know people will disagree) Janeway seems more concerned with her hair and coffee than she does the physical and mental well being of her crew... which makes her a bad captain.
Two guys, looking to make a quick buck, buy a plane load of Ecuadorian coffee to resale in the United States.
But there's more than coffee on this plane.
Unfortunately for the people of this small town, the coffee is infested with killer tarantulas.
Two scenes, among many, jump out from the norm for their style, as often happened in a Hitchcock film: Payton throwing coffee, sugar, etc at Cagney, during a spat; and Cagney pushing Carter's foot further on the pedal in a duel of power while she drives her sportscar.
Charlie Mackenzie (Myers) is a San Francisco coffee house poet whose poems are about all of his failed relationships with women and he's scared of commitment.
Tarantulas: The Deadly Cargo starts in Ecuador in South America where two partners Fred (Howard Hesseman) & Buddy (Tom Atkins) are about to fly off to San Francisco with a cargo bay full of coffee beans that they intend to sell for a huge profit, unfortunately they fail to realise that lots of deadly tarantulas have gotten on board...
This one is justlike a coffee , brewed up a second or third time, and it tastes bad.....i prefer to watch the original versus 100 times than this crap.
Nothing and a grown man trying to get passed off as an adopted son please give me a break wake up and smell the coffee.Is everyone punch drunk?Get the real story thats worth telling.Much was missing from this mans life his mother was the driving force behind him and the only mention she got was did Griffith remember when she died?
Be that as it may, I spilled my coffee laughing.
There's sweaty Luther who in his spare time cooks up hard cider and sticks coffee cups to his upper lip.
The script reminded me of coffee commercials and the acting aspired to such.
Its as if the stars involved were sedated through the whole film, and lets not talk about the plot.The worst performance Edward G.Robinson ever gave in a film, with his emoting over his partners death with as much passion as if a waitress served his coffee black instead of with cream.
She inquires at the local coffee house and gets something dropped into her coffee (LSD?) because they think she's a cop, and after a bad trip she wakes up in Anthony Eisley's bed.
'How can you be out of coffee?' 'There's no dust in her dust buster!'), not quite as good as Secretary, but it will fulfill its purpose when I put it in my DVD player.
I did not seem to miss anything during a coffee break during which I did not pause the movie nor did anything important occur when I fast forwarded for a few minutes.
The only good thing I can say about this movie was I met a very beautiful lady waiting in line and was able to trash it over coffee.
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