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Though the movie does use some well-worn plot elements (i.e.: group of friends covers up crime/murder and it comes back to haunt them, literally), it does it all quite professionally.
It covers the bonds between the survivors, the human will to live, and the human will to just let go.
Andie Anderson covers the "How To" beat for "Composure" magazine and is assigned to write an article on "How to Lose a Guy in 10 days."
The only saving grace is more Lana than you've ever seen in any other picture, in costumes of the time that reveal more than it covers.
This documentary is an excellent introduction to those aspect of Islam which is covers.
The story covers old ground here(The Body Snatcher with Boris Karloff for instance precurses this)about those two infamous body snatchers of Scotland Burke and Hare and the doctor who needs dead bodies to help find cures for the sick - Dr. Knox.
This series (hardly a "mini") covers both the European and Pacific theaters of WWII thru the eyes of the Victor Henry family.
The guy lights up his flame thrower (with a tiny little flame) and then from the ground going upwards a flame covers the screen!!! What a bogus effect, especially since you can still see the guy's flame thrower in the background and the little tiny flame on the tip!!!
It briefly covers his childhood and his other movies but goes into great detail about "Plan 9".
The substance of the film covers horror, but you really wouldn't say so, as there's no explicit violence or bloodshed on screen, and the whole production relies on its dark and moody atmosphere.
The movie's title on the front and back covers and both spines is embossed.
Tragically flawed with low self-esteem, she covers it up with fantasies of happily ever after, even fooling herself, while the more level-headed, but also flawed Beth tries to do her best to stay happy with her absent-fathered daughter and inject a little reality into Deb's world.
Crummy, cheap-jack and totally muddled covers the bases of this dank supernatural / occult 80's horror film starring the beefy, square-jaw Robert Z'Dar.
The first half on this DVD set covers the years 1941-1943, beginning with Pearl Harbor and weaving the Henry family into all the events of the war.
Thick fog covers the island.
The movie covers about a year, I think, and it follows the life of the five Ms. Bennets: Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty and Lydia, and their ups and downs in life, love, and day to day life.
Every magazine and rag magazine had a picture of "The Angels" on their covers.
Raunchy low budget spoof of 80's sex comedies covers an universe of tired gags and jokes.
Although Hollywood video used to rent the edited versions of the film, I guess they stopped when they realized that kids could rent them (in all honesty the covers do no justice to the graphic content).
This film covers that struggle in Massachusetts and documents the great efforts made by so many people in defending their right to be treated as valued and equal human beings.
The plot covers typical giallo-elements as well as supernatural forces of evil and even crime syndicates!
Spanning a year, the film certainly covers a lot of time.
As the film covers the same events from three differing points of view, the plot is gradually fleshed out and brought to a most surprising conclusion.
Paxton (Jay Hernandez), is a law school grad with no qualms about paying for whatever the market offers, which in Amsterdam covers a lot.
as the title of this post says, the section above that says 'the plot synopsis is empty' basically covers it.
and inasmuch as the section above that says 'the plot synopsis is empty' basically covers it, it seems absurd to need ten whole lines of text just to be able to convey the only necessary information, that the section above that says 'the plot synopsis is empty' basically covers it.
it's fair to say the section above that says 'the plot synopsis is empty' basically covers it, so i will: the section above that says 'the plot synopsis is empty' basically covers it.
Actually, you can explain what it is, it's just not as much fun as showing off images borrowed from Metropolis and covers of Amazing Stories magazines.
The movie covers over 30 years of her life with Paul from how they met in the 60's to her struggle with cancer in the 90's.
She covers her mouth and collapses, only to be fine and eating food the next day!
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