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The story will seem slow to those who demand violence every 5 minutes, but slowness is really necessary to give the full picture of the "Apostle" as he develops as circumstances change.
See it anyway you can, then demand the set on DVD! (DVD not available at this writing).
I had to look up this "actress" to see what other suckers have hired her for movies and found out two things.... 1. thankfully, she's not "in demand" and 2. Her shoddy acting is eclipsed only by her amazing spelling; I think her name is "Melanie" but it looks like some sort of indecipherable mumbo jumbo the way it is spelled.
His pregnant wife is kidnapped, tortured and eventually held captive while the mob demand one last hit from Abraham which involves him taking out a host of people.
The villagers demand the little girl's return, and her rescuers refuse to give her up.
Charles Schulz requested (though since he did not hold the copyright to Peanuts he could not demand) that no one create any new Peanuts stories after his death.
I demand their names!
However appealing to popular demand, not to have an ending, they decided just to end at any random point.
The Attic Expeditions is painful on viewers who demand to have everything sorted out for them in sane, palpable order.
All of this reveals what is in the case, and why it is under such demand.
a madman has stolen two nuclear warheads and threatens to detonate them over a populated area if his demand for money is not met.that's the gist of the story.it
Because I had some free time yesterday, I perused my cable provider's Video On Demand movie listings.
'Est Ouest' is an impressive production based upon the true story of family comprising a Russian émigré husband, French wife and a little boy.In the heyday of Coldwar, Stalin invites all émigrés who left the country in the time of 1917 Civil War.The émigrés are promised a heaven once they promote to the restoration of order and rehabilitation of the war-torn economy.This demand is no surprising in view of the fact that Soviet Russia was the country hit by the war the most in terms of human and material resources.
His campaign manager Harry Stone (Ken Swofford) demands the candidate dump his mistress (Tisha Sterling) and backs up the demand with threats to expose the politician's shady past.
This is a movie that famed director Kiyoshi Kurosawa made by demand for a TV company, after the success of Ringu.
"Payment on Demand" begins when David tells Joyce that he wants a divorce.
It's been a really long time since I've wanted to stop a movie mid-way through and bring it to the store to demand my money back.
Rossito had a featured role in "Freaks" and was hugely in demand in Hollywood.
If I were a LAPD employee, a LA criminal, a citizen of LA, even an alien from Mars, I would demand that all money used in this production be used to burn all copies of this wherever they may be.
Their work force that consists of a mute one legged woman who has a bad hair day everyday called Tessie (Drucilla Hoy) & an old geezer named Willie (Charles Fox as Charles "Foxy" Fox) can't keep up with demand.
I love The Firesign Theater, so the other night when I was browsing through the On Demand sections on TV and saw this movie listed and featuring two of the troupe, plus other guys I generally like like Harry Shearer and Fred Willard, I thought I'd check it out.
I sure do hope they put it on DVD if there is high demand for it.
Phil Fondacaro is in charge of the girl band and his job is to demand particular songs at the request of Virgil, for whom he works.
THE MARSH is yet another scary movie to satisfy the apparently inexhaustible demand for fright films of this genre.
It is in fact a movie which would have been called a Video Nasty at one time and caters to the demand for Extreme Horror.And since the 70s Horror is in demand more than ever especially the kind about mad doctors who get struck off the register for conducting live autopsies!
Investors will demand higher yields on bonds to compensate for the resulting loss of purchasing power.
That fall in household demand, and the induced decline in business investment, would push the US economy into recession.
For example, some townships demand 14 kinds of fees to register a marriage.
In the 1920’s, Swedish economist Knut Wicksell defined it as the interest rate at which, economy-wide, desired investment equals desired savings, implying no upward pressure on consumer prices, resource prices, or wages as aggregate demand outruns supply, and no downward pressure on these prices as supply exceeds demand.
In the end, in the US, it was the approach of World War II and the associated demand for military goods that led private-sector employers to hire the long-term unemployed at wages they would accept.
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