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A flurry of blunders and a gigantic cheese explosion in the restaurant leaves our likable hero very deep in trouble and anxiety.
The whole film is a series of bad scenes, but one that especially sticks in my mind is the explosion which results in the "ceiling" (if an upside-down ship's deck can be termed as such) collapsing and a load of empty cardboard boxes falling through!
and the lighthouse explosion disappointed me.
But its worth seeing, just for the WORST explosion you will ever see outside of the Power Rangers TV series.
Special effects are cheap and look very 70's ,like the explosion of the evil queen's castle at the climax of the movie.
In 1913, in Carlton Mine, Addytown, Pennsylvania, the cruel owner of a mine uses poor children in the exploration and after an explosion, a group of children is buried alive.
The Helicopter explosion is worth a rewind to demonstrate my point.
This Can-Can is an authentic explosion of joie de vivre, like Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly musical, but in French way.
Scientist Carl Lehman (well played by David McIlwraith) gets blown up something terrible in a deliberate chemical explosion.
The plot obviously takes some influence from Predator and begins with an explosion at a research lab.
The explosion in the Café, is a wonderful combination of Stunts, Special Effects AND Visual Effects.
Hitchcock, who some credit with originating the story, engineers a great deal of suspense in plot about a warehouse worker blamed for the explosion which killed his best friend; he sets out on journey to find the real culprit.
It is an explosion of artistic talent, color and sound.
The start of the film has the alien's spacecraft hurtling towards the Earth centuries before mankind walked the planet with an explosion that unleashes the film's title in amazing shining white and blue stating 'THE THING'.
The black rain in the title refers to the combination of ash, radioactive fallout, and water that fell one or two hours after the explosion.
Based on a novel by Masuji Ibuse who gathered information from interviews and the diaries of real-life bomb victims, the film depicts how an entire family is affected psychologically as well as physically by the bomb years after the original explosion.
Then suddenly there is an explosion in a gas pipe and her creation comes to life.
The bridge/truck explosion is incredible, although the sound isnt all that great!When Samuel drives out of the truck, the sound is off a little I think and what he says is priceless!!!
There should have been a sequel to the movie, in which Giant Robot somehow survived the explosion.
Early on there is the nice scene with an explosion that resembles a scene at the end of "Saving Private Ryan," the silent scene that was used so effectively in reflecting one consequence of violence.
The story revolves around a young woman Yasuko, who was hit by black rain after the explosion.
I particularly liked the one with the girl traveling with her mother's ashes (who ends up picking them up on the highway after the explosion) , the robbers and the nuns.
Like in Godzilla, Gamera is awakened by an atomic explosion and rampages across the world, paying close attention to Tokyo because no big monster movie is complete unless Tokyo bites it.
Looks like a teenager stole Daddy's Camcorder and filmed the explosion of his little sister Barbie model house.
It is so rare that I get to rate a movie without having some reservation as to whether I should have gone up one or down one but this one.....Did the explosion rate a notch higher, or one down because my brain hurt trying to CREATE a plot.
I was dozed off, trying to convince myself to get out of bed when a horrific explosion was heard.
mean,i'm pretty sure the script blew up in the first explosion.
and the end explosion is at best laughable.
One of the main characters usually dies before the others kill the animal somehow, usually with an explosion.
And then there's the ever-present possibility of a catastrophic explosion.
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