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I walked straight across to the courtesy tent and had some pizza; mingling with the back stage crowd, I could not believe it.
It went over well with the entire crowd, actually (and the theater was completely filled).
Jamie Noble defeated the Hurricane to become the new cruiserweight champ in a decent match although the crowd was really dead in it.
Crawford is a sophisticated and glamorous woman we first meet on board ship as she's maneuvering and flirting her way into the company of a society crowd.
Bad acting by most of the cast, poor direction and the sound was crappy (although the crowd noises during the concert scenes sounded real).
The singing voice of Daisy Mae was Imogene Lynn, a not well known singer except in the musical crowd.
A restless crowd and a cheesy double feature lead to two brutal killings at a drive-in!
If you want to see what the poor raincoat crowd had to settle for back when, I guess check it out.
Actor John Ford Noonan who played a sort of "God" mouthpiece,should of been singled out by Indie crowd as one of the best performances in years,but to my surprise,many people still have not heard of this film,and when I called the IFC channel to complain (I read one of the viewer's rants on the IFC's refusel to play it) They gave me no reasonable excuse,just a simple "We passed on that title".
It's suitable for all ages, but perhaps an older crowd will appreciate it more.
I saw Hostel tonight with a crowd that was very receptive to the experience.
The crowd was in awe of the acting, plot, the actual house where filmed etc.
I do hope the one young lady who lost her sister in the crowd was successful in finding her, though.
The thought that runs through my mind watching this during crowd scenes and interviews is,"How many of these people are grandparents, CEOs of corporations,drive BMWs and the like?"
There's a great bit of symbolism here as she cuts the heads off the tallest of the flowers in her flowerpot, leaving only the crowd of smaller, weaker ones.
Sterling Hayden, Gene Nelson, Phyllis Kirk and Charles Buchinsky (Bronson) stars in this relatively forgotten but excellent film that centers on the life of an ex-con (Nelson) who's trying to go straight after mixing with the wrong crowd.
In one scene, a crowd of extras stand on the far side of the street watching a police raid.
I read about half of the reviews and I think my opinion falls in line with about half of the crowd.
This comedy/drama will appeal to arthouse audiences as well as the "Scream" crowd who get to see their pin-up boys (Jamie Kennedy, Freddie Prinze Jr.) shine in roles with a little more meat than their slasher flick appearances have allowed.
Just after stepping to the podium in the crowded town square, he is hit by an assassin's bullet and almost immediately the crowd is rocked by a bomb.
The excitement of watching and listening to those legends is still with me and I especially remember the amazement that registered on Chubby Checker's face when he saw the enthusiastic response he was getting from the crowd so many years after his hit version of Hank Ballard's Twist.
The view of the Polo Grounds stands shows the largely male crowd in derby and straw hats.
This film's obvious intent is to bring female flesh and human blood to the home box office crowd, without resorting to anything hard-core.
And contrary to another comment on the movie, having lived in Southern Cal during this period and being the age that this movie was aimed at, it was meant to be taken seriously for the disco crowd that was running rampant just prior to and during its release period.
Maybe "Robin Hood Daffy" isn't the greatest cartoon from the Mel Blanc/Chuck Jones crowd, but it's still great.
These people included: Bryan Adams, Adam Ant, Black Sabbath, Bono, David Bowie, Jeff Bridges, Tony Butler, U2, Dick Clark, Phil Collins, Billy Connolly, Elvis Costello, David Crosby, Simon Crowe, Paul Denham, Duran Duran, Bob Dylan, Sally Field, Tony Hadley, Mick Jagger, Sir Elton John, Casey Kasem, Martin Kemp, Madonna, Queen, Paul McCartney, Wham! (with George Michael), Jack Nicholson, The Pretenders, Griff Rhys Jones, Lionel Richie, Status Quo, Mel Smith, Sting, Tina Turner, Tracey Ullman and The Who. Viewers in the crowd included Prince Charles, Princess Diana and Tony Thompson.
Some creative murder scenes and a fun watch with a party crowd.
The crowd that recklessly spends their money because they don't care?
This movie doesn't attempt to have any crowd rising epiphanies or such a twisted plot that it doesn't seem to capture us.
Its a winning combination that is definitely a chick movie and will also pull in the crowd hungry for nostalgia.
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