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Thirty years later another anti-social lunatic wants to assassinate the current president.
This film, "The Mascot" is criminally neglected in its current form.
The result is a raw and realistic film that moves along fast, with a heavy emotional current.
By convincing the Prime Minister to back the totally unsuitable Ali G as a candidate for Staines in the local elections, nasty chancellor David Carlton (Charles Dance) hopes to discredit his party's current leader, thus enabling him to seize power.
Olivia and Leonard's version is still the best, followed by Leslie Howard's version and then the current Leo and Clare!
One final note: I considered using the line "Tori Spelling can't act" as a one line summary, but I guess everyone knows that, so I opted for the current one, seeing as it's more informative.
A lot of current girls hockey players were once figure skaters themselves.
If you are looking for an actual documentary on Islam and the current state of the Middle-East I would look elsewhere.
"Spirit" is the most visually incredible animated film in current home theater release.
It is framed with some more current (from the early 90's anyway) footage that is boring, poorly acted and cheaply shot.
She and Eddie resume their relationship when Sarah calls things off with her current boyfriend who is also shagging the lady of Walt(Bill Sebastian;Eddie's best friend who recently paid for his cheating girlfriend's boob job).
Sure, Sandler's current and recent movies are not known for making a lot of sense (the penguin in "Billy Madison," the midget in "Happy Gilmore's" Happy Place) but the comedy works.
In my Current World Affairs class a kid in my class had this video and suggested we watch.
And the ones that do get watched tend to be sensationalized and about current or topical problems or issues in the news (or recent news).
Perhaps I'm out of date or just don't know what Electra is like in current publications...
I can hardly believe anyone would consider this movie appropriate to resurrect in our current time.
I am a lifelong horror fan, and I have no problem at all with the current "torture-thon" trend of movies.
When I heard that the Dukes of Hazzard was going to be remade with current actors and a solid script, I was like, "alright, I'll give it a chance, it's not going to be better than the first, but we'll see what happens."
I stumbled upon Nine Dead recently and read the current reviews thinking I could deal with an average movie.
From conception to delivery this film has undergone many changes, from an alien plot line, to the current one about a highly addictive super drug, about to be unleashed on the Romanian (the film has several settings, none of which are Romanian, but all look like Romania because they are in Romania!) populace.
Also saying that the current available print is dark, dreary, scratchy, abysmally edited, painfully dubbed, seemingly censored and in almost unwatchable shape is also correct.
Then again, maybe not... It's just impossible to tell in its current condition what kind of movie it actually is.
All of the jokes were outdated references to not so current events that are sure to lose their poignancy as time goes by.
Nicholas Walker is Paul, the local town Reverand who's married to Martha (Ally Sheedy), but also is a habitual womanizer and decides to fake his own death to run away with his current affair, Veronica (Dara Tomanovich).
In addition, it takes on burdens which it staggers igniminiously under when it tries to draw analogies with the current Northern Ireland peace process: the woman is told by her lawyer that she "must lay down preconditions" for her return.
If you take what's good of the original and build upon it and update key features too current standards, you can have a success.
The current West End version is so much better than the movie in every way.
But as a satire, it didn't work in its current form -- many scenes did not fit within the context of the plot: for example, the robbery scene makes little sense in the story.
The movie picks out current and old movies to rip-off.
There is nothing wrong with good triumphing over evil no matter what the current crop of film makers seems to think.
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