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I wasn't interested in the storyline either and some parts of the cover is unfair and incorrect, Jill had on a blue and white dress in the cover, but in the movie, she has on a type of Cinderella dress?
Olsen & Johnson go to Universal Studios to film their successor to Hellzapoppin', while everyone at the studio runs for cover.
Olsen & Johnson are up to their same antics again, but after the opening scene of the Universal lot running for cover, the film can't maintain the pace of that scene or what made Hellzapoppin a laugh riot.
The very beautiful art of the cover also attracted me.
Whether prudishly turning up his nose at the unsavory aspects of London's poor neighborhoods or shamefacedly trying to cover up this embarrassing attack on his solid standing within the community, Hoskins never misses a beat and is wonderful to watch.
The music is worse than bands that open for other bands at clubs with no cover charge.
The DVD box cover is really misleading, comparing this to The Blair Witch Project.
The main reason I'm posting this comment is point out that there are NO NUDE scenes featuring the femme fatal Christina app legate so if you mistook the R-rating,and the cover showing Appplegate pole-dancing as an implication that you're gonna see a "money shot" then do yourself a favor, don't make the same mistake I did when it first came out and don't bother renting it.
The Great American Snuff Film, such an awesome title and cover and heck the movie even to have some real footage of people the guy actually killed so it must be real, Right?
In short, the US President orders (without stating so explicitly, to cover his own butt) a covert military operation against drug cartels in Colombia.
This is one of those films that is very misleading w/it's cover & even it's basic explanation of what it's about.
I won't give anything away except that it shows a little boy on the cover playing the piano.
Note that the cover shows the eye of a reptilious creature.
However, like The Driller Killer, it primarily attained it's infamous status due to the crude cover art used on it's video box.
Mr. Madsen's appearance on the DVD cover drew me in but I was not rewarded with his capabilities.
While they both cover general ground, they are quite different structurally.
I was even a little angry because I suspect that the movie's marketing is aimed specifically at "stoners" as evidenced by the box cover and the casting (Ferris and Danny Masterson who have appeared in films and shows that are popular in the pot culture).
The cover of the DVD is very attractive and probably is the best of this forgettable flick.
This film was, like The Driller Killer, banned in the UK because of the cover art; and that's hardly surprising, as aside from the aforementioned transplant and a few sex scenes; there really isn't anything here to warrant banning, or seeking the film out for.
Director Arthur Lubin said that he pioneered the use of two cameras to cover scenes mainly because Costello was so off-the-wall and bounced all over the place so much that one camera simply couldn't contain him, so he ordered up another camera and had it trained exclusively on Costello.
I'd not heard of the movie until I saw it for sale that day and bought it merely because Joseph Fiennes was on the cover.
I just randomly picked this movie up at Blockbuster the other night and was not expecting much...the DVD cover does not do this movie justice.
To me, the cover suggested a cheesy, non-realistic "Street" drama that does not do justice to real life NYC streets;instead i got something closer to "Mean Streets"!
I bought this movie because the actress on the cover (Blanca Lewin) was very good looking and wearing little clothing.
The video cover is good, though.
There are a number of films that cover the same period with much closer accuracy.
Please don't make the same mistake I did and be drawn in by the eye-catching (and very misleading) cover art.
If you look it up on this marvelous website, you stumble upon the page of a seemingly stylish, artistic and somewhat psychedelic film entitled "The Coming of Sin", which showcases a cover image with a golden and transparent horse standing in a meadow.
It does have some dumb spots, so I'll cover those quick and get them out of the way: 1) A Mage summoning a creature of fire in the library of priceless lore and nobody being concerned or telling her "do that outside", then they wonder when things catch fire.
This movie will trick you, because the DVD cover has Bruce Lee's picture on it when it's not even a Bruce Lee movie.
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