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The story is Alice, having survived the previous installment of the Nightmare series, finds the deadly dreams of Freddy Krueger starting once again.
Hope, on an island with sailors, dreams aloud of being in a bathtub with a geisha girl "steering his ship".
Fox is OK as Nathaniel Ayers, the Julliard trained musician who dreams of playing with the Walt Disney orchestra until his bouts with schizophrenia drive him into the street and ultimately skid row.
The rest of the film consists mainly of our razor-clawed maniac-turned-jokester yelling stupid one-liners, and the old formula of a bunch of teenage jackasses, who desperately try to avoid falling asleep, because good old Freddy awaits them in their dreams.
Then there are a few more dreams in between.
Ever had someone insist on telling you their dreams and what it means to them?
Boy (who works as a phone psychic!) must pretend to be gay to move into apartment with woman of his dreams.
Story sets out as two freshman college guys (featuring the young stifler) setting out the dreams of attending college just to experience the late night parties, sex and of course the booze.
Sappy kids pursue their dreams.
It is not as coherent or plausible as Up in Smoke but it still is incredibly funny, without becoming as strange as Nice Dreams.
His wonderful smile tells the world that dreams do come true - all you need is hope and a group of college friends to support and care for you.
'The Rookie' was a wonderful movie about the second chances life holds for us and also puts an emotional thought over the audience, making them realize that your dreams can come true.
Awful dreams, wild premonitions, blasphemy and homosexual fantasies permeate Paul Verhoeven's (arguable) masterpiece of a true femme fatale who loves her men then kills them.
Cary Grant and Myrna Loy are perfectly cast as a middle class couple who want to build the house of their dreams.
Otherwise, it's the story of Leslie Howard (as Philip Carey); he dreams of becoming a painter, but is told he has no talent for the arts.
That night he has horrifically vivid dreams, when he wakes, he sets off with the binoculars to have a closer look at the abbey through them, what he finds surprises him but has he put himself in perilous danger by doing so?
Flesh ripped clean to the bone...and the blood runs red ...this savage Heart Stopper will grip you...and give you some dark dreams ... A must-see!!
He dreams that Aishwarya Rai is this sexy street girl who shows up at his favourite hangout spot one day, dressed scantily and begins to seduce him.
She plays her character, Emy Wong so sweetly, that the viewer just has to feel something for her when her dreams crash down around her. Emy Wong is a much-respected doctor, statuesque, with a regal quality.
The girl is a naive, frail creature that dreams a lot and loves cactuses.
They are some depressed about their lives and finally find themselves and their dreams from dancing.
Most of it takes place in a dream and, like most dreams, it's often foolish and illogical.
This is a feel good film, about one person's dreams and the drive or push to realize them.
Their hopes and dreams as decayed as the mansion they live in.
It contained fundamental elements of depression, grief, loneliness, despair, hope, dreams and companionship.
Something goes inexplicably wrong, and he literally dreams to life a swamp creature inhabiting the dark folk tales of his youth.
Any young soccer player dreams of bending a soccer ball around one player and into the net for a goal, much like star player David Beckham does, much like the young Indian girl, Jess (Parminder Nagra), does in the film Bend It Like Beckham.
This was also the big year in the release of Titanic, one of the biggest films of all time: a tale about the ship of dreams, about a boy and a girl who fall in love but are torn apart by their social class and at the height of their emotional commitment the ship meets with disaster.
Soap Opera about a small town married woman (Kay Francis) who works at the local newsstand, performs as leading lady in her local playhouse, but dreams of becoming a star on Broadway.
When a famous actor who is a ham, a windbag, and a womanizer to boot, arrives in town she visits him in his room with dreams of him giving her tips to stardom - he pretends his valet is his "manager" tricking her into believing she has all it takes but "experience" to become a big star.
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