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These are some of the more interesting discussion points, and i feel that they really ought to be discussed.
The pair of door-to-door killer's endless discussion of their suits?
Whenever I get into a discussion with someone about the worst movie ever, this turkey comes to mind.
In discussion with many college students in attendance there, most left with gaping mouths, but waking up to the joys and truths of : Trust , family , monogamy & common sense and sensibilities !
Her scenes when Dolly is lying (?) to Karen about the exact information that she supplied to Kerr-McGee are chilling; there is something terrible just beneath the surface of Dolly's reactions, and Cher plays this awkward discussion with a distant, downplayed brilliance.
They used to send people to prison for homosexuality up to 1994, and every year there is a discussion in their parliament on resurrecting this law as part of criminal code.
All along there's a panel discussion going on between folks that blame society's downfall on what they feel are subversive comics and movies.
Worse, she is barely a witch, because there is no training, no finding of a new skill, barely any discussion of other witches, nada.
Bobbie Gentry's artful haunting ballad "Ode to Billy Joe", centering on a family's dinnertable discussion of a local tragedy amid accounts of everyday happenings, is the inspiration for this film.
So I think this movie is more than a 5 minute scare and more a discussion over dinner about what would happen if you where any of the characters.
Even further, you can't tangle yourself in semantics and rhetorical endless discussion if you want the regular ordinary man on the street to get interested.
I am sure it was created not to be a big time but to create discussion, and leave you with a taste in your mouth.
You will never again hear a discussion of tools and workmen without thinking of it and chuckling.
My favorite scene is when these two surfer buddies are too enthralled with their surfing stories to notice both of their girlfriends have unclothed, they finally notice and comment in a Spicolli manner, "You guys are nude," then they go right back to their surf discussion.
There are many examples of this seamy genre, particularly prevalent since the late 1980s, the film under discussion here being perhaps the most financially rewarding, earning more than 30 million dollars above its production cost of $750,000, but only a rabid fan of this cinematic category may consider it to be an artistic success, as well.
This film was recently recommended to me on a forum discussion concerning the best LGBT cinema.
I'm surprised that the discussion board is so dead, along with the votes.
I think you could have discussion about the meaning of some episodes as though you were discussing a Bunuel film.
The possibility of conspiracy on 9/11 is one of those ideas that will continue to incite more and more discussion as time goes by.
For those who watch "Loose Change" with an open mind," I suggest going to: www.911scholarsfortruth.org for a detailed and evolving discussion of the alternate possibilities.
They communicate with the unseen aliens and gradually make it back to civilization after much discussion.
It was one of those TV movies that just "disappeared" from site or discussion group comments.
I watched this film with my parents, & ended up having an interesting discussion with my mother on it.
I suppose that the dinner table discussion in the film between Catherine Deneuve, John Malkovich, Stefania Sandrelli and Irene Papas (bizarrely taking place in four languages, and everyone pretends to understand Papas's Greek!), must have been arranged as a tribute to the man who persisted in writing and directing this film despite being in his nineties.
It's not long before there's a discussion about the legend of Jason Voorhees, and shortly thereafter all the kids are butchered.
There is no discussion of the Business Judgment Rule or even derivative suits.
I was just having a discussion with my work colleague about what may have been the worst film either of us has ever seen.
The sexual tension among the three is palpable; the danger that the fundamentalist Pauline poses to her husband sits on the film like an enveloping cloud seeking to blur this lucid discussion of the difficulties posed by capital punishment cases even where the prisoner is clearly guilty of a brutal crime.
This film gives you an unusually good look into the creative process, along with frank discussion of the problems and sacrifices that most artists have to deal with and accept in order to keep their creative channels open.
Most of the time it was simply dull, but occasionally the poor actors had to deliver lines that made no sense, or go from quiet discussion to drastic scenery chewing in a heartbeat.
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