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The floating head is the funniest thing I've ever seen, also how the kid holds from the beard and then flies to far away in the floating head... the cheap steroids are amazing, i definitely recommend this part if you want to laugh really really hard, if you smoke weed, you must watch this with all your friends and have an amazing time.
Suffice it to say, the story centers on the highly surrealistic adventures of three anthropomorphized animated characters: a milkshake, a meatball and a floating order of fries who try to save the world from an assortment of villains bent on its destruction.
With the small shot of a simple sea mine floating in the water transforming into a classic 1950s explosion with horrific screams of passengers, Sale again reminds you that this is not going to be a typical Hollywood disaster film.
This show, like all of Carlin's shows, is scathingly accurate and roll-on-the-floor funny, but this one seems to have a darker theme floating over it than most of his shows.
W. C. Fields is an a-hole the way Eminem is an a-hole, it's a floating theme.
I didn't read the book so all I got out of this picture was that Halle Berry's character was never satisfied with her lot in life, had a nice house and a prosperous business in the town where she lived and gave it all up to go off with some stranger only to end up in a hurricane floating on a board with her rabid husband.
I doubt five years from now, there will be clips of this year's presentation floating around since there were no memorable moments at all to be found here other than Martin Scorsese winning his Oscar for Best Director.
Now, the "serious" side of this movie flounders like the fully dressed blacks diving into the pool--we're supposed to think here of baptism, even before we see the image of the little boy floating in the crucifixion pose--and we are also supposed to swallow yet another screenwriter's slam-dunk of a terribly complex and many-sided situation, that of racial injustices of sixties Alabama.
We as an audience however know something is amiss having witnessed a coffin earlier floating ashore following the flute-playing of a most unusual looking black man who we later see arrive at the castle-like house in which the hippies seem to be squatting now acting as something of a servant/follower to Khorda.
As the movie progresses, you see funny scenes as a Raggedy Ann doll floating in the bathtub.
While he occasionally leaves their floating home to fetch fishing tourists she never does.
Like I said, other than the contestant that did Harry Blackstone's floating light bulb, everyone else was horrible.
In the floating Metro City, young Toby's scientist father (Nicolas Cage) is responsible for a scientific accident in which Toby is killed.
Some decent underwater shots is all it has to offer, though they add a goof with that as when Ugly Haircut admires the sight outside the Nautilus scuttle the ship would crash into the corals as the camera suggest it is floating sideways.
Michael Crichton's techo-thriller has a lot of great ideas floating around, but few are really fleshed out enough to make for a really good movie.
There's nothing in this piece of garbage floating like flotsam now on cable worth mentioning.
Agatha Christie's "DEATH ON THE NILE" is a wonderfully crafted suspenseful drama set aboard a river barge floating on the Nile against a beautiful backdrop of Egypt and its famous landmarks.
In other words, China should adopt a floating exchange-rate regime as soon as possible.
Add to this the US presidential election next year – preceded by a campaign that has already started – and we can expect a lot of promises floating around.
But after almost half-a-century of floating exchange rates, the reality is more complicated than that.
Here is where a floating exchange rate comes in.
By enabling monetary expansion, and thus causing the US dollar to depreciate, the logic goes, a floating exchange rate allows the prices of US exports to decline relative to its imports.
The bubble is filled by people with money who are buying extra houses because they think home prices will continue to rise, and by people without money who are buying $400,000 houses in less-fashionable neighborhoods with zero percent down and floating interest rates.
Second, most emerging markets have moved to floating exchange rates, which help to cushion growth from external shocks such as unanticipated monetary-policy tightening in the United States.
Finally, the success of emerging markets in floating their exchange rates, combined with the low-growth environment, has indirectly led to a proliferation of nationalist, protectionist policies in the developed economies.
But it was soon in tatters, and the world moved to generalized floating.
Brazil has quietly dropped its decade-long commitment to floating its currency, and has moved to a de facto semi-fixed regime, with the exchange rate allowed to move only within a narrow band slightly above two reals to the US dollar.
Argentina’s monetary policy is based on inflation targeting and a floating exchange rate.
Occasional interventions when the exchange rate is severely misaligned are not uncommon under inflation targeting and floating rates.
Floating the exchange rate has not altogether eliminated the parallel-market premium in countries such as Nigeria, as de facto dollar rationing is still pervasive.
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