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Started out to seem like one of those exploitation fliks lots of naked ladies, dodgy doctors, even dodgier prison warders, yes this is what happens in the first half hour or so, but actually it turns out to have a fairly good ,if not basic, story line.
Ill-advisedly relocated to a California coastal town inhabited by Superman, Luke Skywalker and Crocodile Dundee's girlfriend, the special effects are more prominent and the body count is multiplied more than ten times as villagers burn themselves to death, impale themselves, doctors blind or perform autopsies on themselves, all staged with remarkable flatness and a complete lack of atmosphere or foreboding.
We don't know, He doesn't know and worst of everything the doctors don't know the root of his illness.
There is no way the doctors who diagnosed her illness would let her roam free after she shot her brother!
I did not like the Flying Doctors; I absolutely adored them!
His work is treated with skepticism, unbelief, and scorn by local authorities and medical doctors who would find his experiments too fantastic to accept despite all his efforts to persuade him otherwise.
I was lying, this film is pretty awful even though a scene in a doctors waiting room is quite freaky.
Dean and Sam come across a strange death in Oklahoma, concerning a construction worker who was found - minus a brain... Doctors shrug it off as Mad Cow Disease, though the brother's decide to do a little more thorough investigation around a new housing development where it seems insects are acting slightly odd.
I mean come one when you are sneaking across a maniacal doctors compound why would you run right for the spot light?
The marketing for this film was copied from Blair Witch Project : Make a cheap badly directed badly acted film and then get a few spin doctors to go on the net to start word of mouth.
If this film got advice from doctors specialising in this condition behind the scenes it certainly doesn't show, she might as well be Dustin Hoffman from Rain Man for all the film tells us about her.
The only non white faces seem to be in the background at the hospital-although not,of course, doctors.
It can hardly be compared to a British 'La Haine' because, unlike La Haine it is so lacking in aesthetic material, i.e. inspired cinematography, gritty realism, and a portrayal of philosophic ideas that it comes across more as a day time soap such as 'Doctors' (as British readers will agree).
Doctors who are maybe good and maybe bad.
The scene of giant boob in "Are the Findings of Doctors and Clinics Who Do Sexual Research Accurate?" is so wacky.
Three months later, Abe is still grieving and attempts suicide by overdosing on many pills at home, only to be rescued by his friend Marty Bloom (Adrian Holmes) and saved by doctors.
Most will really enjoy the characters, especially the moving mother, who is a female doctor not allowed to practice her craft despite a desperate need for doctors throughout the country.
A few weeks ago they started to show reruns of the flying doctors here on TV and I couldn't be happier about that.
The actual Frankenstein plot is moderately altered as well, since the mad doctors (yes, two in this case, black & white brotherly messing with Mother Nature and God's creation together!)
Joan Crawford plays an emotionally disturbed woman who tells the story of her life to a group of doctors working in a mental ward.
Written and directed by people who should've known better, "Doctors' Wives" was considered pretty heavy stuff in its day (the first time it ran on network TV, there was a "parental discretion" warning preceding the movie), but its 'raciness' is now rather quaint.
Aficionados of '70s cinema will no doubt enjoy Dyan Cannon's wicked cackle, or Richard Crenna, a young Gene Hackman (with a tidy little mustache), and urologist Carroll O'Connor all playing frustrated doctors engaged in a game of musical beds.
One is reminded of the movie Outbreak, in which the US Army is portrayed as the villain by Hollywood, when in truth Army doctors saved people from a vicious virus outbreak, as Richard Preston documented in his excellent book, The Hot Zone.
Michael Caton-Jones' movie Doc Hollywood is a really nice romantic comedy, and way too underrated, if you ask me.The cast is great.Michael J. Fox is doing a great job in the lead, just like he always does.It was while filming this movie when he was diagnosed with Parkinson's.He was only thirty and one year earlier he was still playing a teenager in a movie.That movie was the third part of Back to the Future, where Mike was of course Marty McFly.Now he's doing much less acting, but still he is doing something.Recently I saw him in two parts of Scrubs, where he played Dr. Kevin Casey.He is great playing doctors and whatever.
The story has something to do with a boy, some doctors, a weird old guy with a phallic object on his underwear and a giant toe which somehow all leads to the main character and his withdrawal from life.
The doctors that Keri interviews in her search for a doctor--all male--are slime for a variety of reasons.
1971's "Doctors' Wives" is a piece of vintage garbage I've waited decades to see, and it's every bit as splendidly awful as I've long anticipated.
It delivers it's message both intelligently and poignantly, and without any over-dramatization; showing the dilemmas faced by the doctors, as well as, the plight of their patients.
20 years later at the "U.S. Secret Operations Center," a group of doctors experimenting with synthetic, metallic skin are given the frozen cadaver as a test subject, resulting in a red-eyed creature that looks like a cross between PREDATOR, Sonic the Hedgehog and the ALIEN monster.
Ruggero Deodato's Un Delitto poco comune aka Off Balance (1987) is an Italian thriller about a wealthy and happy pianist (Michael York) whose life turns upside down after the doctors find a very rare and lethal disease inside him.
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