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He is a wealthy man but would rather spend his time lounging in the sun eating bananas and coconuts than doing business.
DO NOT WATCH THIS RIGHT AFTER EATING, although dieters might do well to watch it before eating.
We are talking about a show which was once introduced with the words "Day 21 - Derek is eating a sandwich".
Giant apes and spiders, Scorpions afraid of a camera flash, and man eating vines, a great way to waste 2 hours.
By the time these dopes are at the ringleader's girlfriend's apartment, eating Chinese food and blowing away transvestites for no real reason, 'The Item'--a button-eyed, phallic-looking psychic creature that is disturbingly comic--lulls each character (and the viewer) into a murderous daze.
Even if the movie doesn't have the most impressive plot, the hallucinations make up for everything (it's not often that we get to see cream puffs and chocolate éclairs attack someone; serves him right for eating junk food!).
Gustave normally just feeds on locals, so nobody in the Western world cares whether he lives or dies, but he now made the terrible mistake of eating a female white reporter and his quiet and peaceful days of over for good.
This new form is a beer drinking, candy eating, mischief machine that isn't above killing.
I would love to know what the death toll was for Supergator, because once the beast starts eating folks it doesn't stop.
A sheriff(John Schneider, really stuck with some corner one liners when he blasts the monsters)must contend with several large crocodiles which are eating locals.
I recognized the diner and I remember eating there once.
He even has the sheriff eating out of his hand and bully's everyone else to see things his way.
They couldn't get into the bank to film, so we get to watch a little kid eating a happy meal.
At the sanitarium Dr. Kellogg taught of the dangers of eating meat, having sex, and even masturbation (after all, "an erection is a flagpole on your grave").
Perhaps the worst part was the "romantic time together" montage...we see them running, walking on the beach, riding horses on the beach (can you rent horses in LA?), eating, going to the park, etc. etc.
The so called famous fetus eating scene is about the only thing that could atract anyone to watch this film and even that is poorly done.
At Christmastime in the book, Antonia's father stays for dinner with the Burden's, but in the film, says he must leave, and does without eating.
The ending should have been the black girl with her new white boyfriend eating with the other gay couple and the screw around guy by himself.
Wile E. Coyote (Eatibus Anythingus) has a bad reaction after eating some flying insect but he's so hungry he'll eat anything, even an empty tin can on the road.
I truly enjoyed this film when I saw it back in 1978, the scene of Jesse eating a whole chocolate cake is so true to how someone her age might react when she had her heart broken, it was soo funny.
Far too much talking, and not enough cars eating Paris.
There was no eating, and there definately was no Paris like I imagined.
For example when one of the cops is in the bath and he starts eating a banana!
The actual nice things in the movie are small details like the secret eating of the walnut by the elder sister,like the scene of epilepsy attack of Deli Omer...- In the beginning of the movie,there was a scene o a cat moving around a man crying which is shot totally incidentally,is making you feel good ,happy but not...and immediately after the dead man comes alive and you feel peculiar...
What she doesn't know is that a bunch of ants have been eating radioactive waste from a barrel that washed up ashore.
just like eating too much chocolate, still you won't regret about doing so.
After the first 10 minutes it become obvious that the entire movie would be nothing but massively overused, immature jokes that were never funny in the first place, along with very poorly written dialogue and the most predictable storyline since a cop eating a donut.
Luke Ford is amazing as Charlie, reminiscent of Leonardo Di Caprio in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape?" It's good to see an Australian film that tackles such a difficult subject, and does so brilliantly.
But since the monster is trapped on the other side of the set, oops, I mean cell, it just keeps eating the same guard, over and over.
Its missing the "RPG" aspects of GTA:SA, like improving skills and eating to stay healthy, but its a nice throw-back to the good ol' days of GTA: just shoot, steal, and stay alive.
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