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He begins to receive unmarked, seemingly empty packages from an unknown source.
The movie goes on to make you believe SImon is really going crazy, until near the end they reveal that he is just a very advanced computer, infected with an invisible program delivered through the empty boxes.
When the Police Chief(Jim Toney)arrives it is discovered the coffin is now empty.
The result being that in most scenes part or all of the speakers are off screen and sometimes the featured action as well, while most of the image is left empty.
when someone crushes a milk carton you don't grieve the milk carton unless you can anthropomorphize (msp) it in some way and these characters weren't; they were empty.
Favourite bits - probably the little moments that you only spot after repeated viewings; when the teachers spot Gregory weaving across the empty playground when he's late for school - "does he think he's invisible?!", the banter with his pal Steve - "fud, fud, fud, is that all you think about, you're unnatural pal, you're a freak!",
Bill Murray's character Zissou is an empty shell of a person who really doesn't care about anything, not even money or greed like Royal Tannenbaum.
Second in the monotonous horror series takes place soon after the events of the first movie, with reporter Terence Knox poking around as he tries to discover what happened in the empty town.
Four young, horny adults make the mistake of stopping by the dead woman's empty home and fall prey to a killer spying on them.
On their way to some city (on an empty road), they meet a biker gang.
It shows that love can be easy, but true love without sacrifice is empty.
A wife is suffering because she is nearly an empty nester.
as the title of this post says, the section above that says 'the plot synopsis is empty' basically covers it.
and inasmuch as the section above that says 'the plot synopsis is empty' basically covers it, it seems absurd to need ten whole lines of text just to be able to convey the only necessary information, that the section above that says 'the plot synopsis is empty' basically covers it.
nonetheless these are the rules, like the rules of brainless boardroom production writers who come up with this kind of empty, synopsis-less drivel.
it's fair to say the section above that says 'the plot synopsis is empty' basically covers it, so i will: the section above that says 'the plot synopsis is empty' basically covers it.
Dante's glass is obviously half empty, while Randal's is constantly being refilled.
The cast put in a good job - some surprisingly good acting, the surroundings are very well shot, and the script is taut, suspenseful, lacking in clichés or empty space.
This one is just empty trash made by some greedy producer.
Looking around at the nearly empty showing of "The Science Of Sleep" it is no wonder that art films draw so poorly.
But three male medical students and their female friends steals the body for their party in an empty house nearby the cemetery.
The courtroom scene has a stark set which looks like the kind of empty sets that Monogram used in the 40s.
How convenient for the young lads to have totally empty hallways in a house full of rambunctious boys as they brought in the limp body of a woman and placed her in their room.
And when I mean "sprung up" I mean "sprung up" because zombies appear almost out of thin air - in the church, in the video store and in a living room (where one zombie comes right through the door without any of the five people in the house seeing it and one zombie comes up from the basement where one man had said was empty not five seconds before).
I saw Martin Murphy's film "lost thing's" last night because I love thriller's and horror and have been wanting to see some from other countries.I was impressed and watched it twice to understand it better.The beach was beautiful and the soundtrack eerie with the background sounds.The fact that the beach was empty with no other people except an older guy who was preaching doom, and only had snakes and sinister looking birds on it was unsettling.
But despite being listed by the London Evening Standard as a Top Pick, my companion and I saw it in an otherwise empty cinema!
This was the second movie, after 1959's THE WORLD,THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL, to successfully pull off the eerie effect of being the last living human being in a huge empty city.
Paul Bettany the "bad" guy mopes about and looks like an slightly updated Anthony Michael-Hall on steroids the whole time and gives the family a series of empty threats and vicious looks.
There is just enough to hold some interest in the early scenes, set in an unrealistically empty government research laboratory, with just four scientists - evidence of BBC cost-cutting?
As for the cast, I think they were over-acting here and there, maybe due to the weak script and the empty moments where they look like not knowing what to fill the scene with.
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