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If you thought Herbie trying to kill himself by driving off a bridge in 'The Love Bug' was daft, wait 'till you see him acting horny in this bewilderingly silly second sequel.
Susan inadvertently stumbles onto a drug smuggling ring while her realtor gets a flat tire while driving her to see a house.
The movie turned out to be quite uninteresting - boring camera work, nothing really driving the story, and of course the acting is horrible.
I first got the impression that it was going to encompass Rita's plot for revenge against the father and son who tricked her into taking the rap for a drunk driving death perpetrated by the playboy son.
Funicello's cow-eyed performance is sometimes enjoyable; however, her drunken driving scene is unnerving.
It was the case of the plot driving the characters and not the characters driving the plot.
Driving a caterpillar in the LA City Dump, while hoping to break into the movie game?
Also, when the characters were driving in a truck, the engine noise (or radio?
The movie begins with some teens driving around in a jeep, when they get stalked and killed by a Velociraptor.
In fact thats all he does is drink and falls sloppily all over himself as he tries to come to grips with his past and the last memory of his mother driving away on a bus screaming to him.
Sort of like driving by a bad accident -- you just have to look at least once.
From there, she learns that the culprit is a guy driving a yellow pickup who proceeds to stalk and terrorize her as she hides in the restrooms.
He falls in love with one of the girls but in the meantime he still has to find out who's making all the moonshine and driving it to all the local bars and restaurants.
Some consider driving to Chicago; others are content to drink and bully their peers.
The young girl is introduced as a smart and ambitious theology-student with an odd-looking boyfriend (driving a stupid yellow car) and loving, albeit adulterous parents.
I only heard about Driving Lessons through the ITV adverts, and to be honest, I didn't know how much I would like it.
Driving Lessons is a modest, simple film which draws you in right from the start.
When James arrives home, Ann is angry that he is making such a big deal out of it and states that she was driving the car.
The music, quite menacing and spine-tingling, really provides a spooky aura matching the unforgiving sound of a constant ringing telephone that is driving struggling English actress, Joan Matlin(Jean Marsh)bonkers.
An old man is riding his bike down a village road when a car comes out of nowhere, strikes him down dead, and keeps driving.
In a lonely road in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, a black man driving a car is chased and hit by a truck, falling off-road and dying.
i hate when it goes to season finale because it feels like forever until the season starts again!! i have followed this show since its pilot then all the way threw from where rusty starts college and see's Casey his sister to now where he's dating Dana.. love this show cant wait until Monday night!! Also i am so glad that cappie and Casey finally got back together that was driving me crazy!!!
When he breaks out into a spontaneous song of prayer while driving Jim to the subway, it is a very powerful moment.
For those who feel George Bush is a "credible Texan", one need look no further than this film to shatter the image that Texas is full of truck driving, one-dimensional rednecks.
I can't disagree with a previous comment that "Driving Lessons" is more than a little twee, but one man's indictment is another's endorsement, I suppose.
The seventeen year old, Ben, decides to work for a retired actress who teaches him about girls and driving and life.
They come in twos: Charles Ruggles and Mary Boland as a couple driving to California for a second honeymoon, George Burns and Gracie Allen as another couple who go along to share expenses, and W.C. Fields and Alison Skipworth as a sheriff and a hotel-owner in a tiny Nevada town.
Driving Lessons From the writer of the critically acclaimed films, Mrs. Brown and Charlotte Gray, Jeremy Brock brings a touching heartfelt dramedy starring Academy Award Nominees Julie Walters and Laura Linney and from the Harry Potter series, Rupert Grint.
Louden will be driving around the city anyway (in his future mother in law's Rolls Royce), picking up the wedding ring and a rare big, big cat for an eccentric collector.
Nicki, however, starts the ensuing mayhem as soon as she jumps in the Rolls to take over the driving.
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