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The MooCow says go weed yer garden instead of wasting your photosynthesis here.
Worse, the trailer showed only the most mundane slapstick imaginable (ex: kid gets squirted in the face with a garden hose...and falls over).
Your average garden variety psychotic nutcase (deliciously essayed with unhinged glee by Stephen Sachs) knocks off various dim-witted young "adults" (to use the term very loosely) in Dayton Hall University, which is being closed down for demolition.
The scene at the garden with Kate was well shot and so was the very last scene (the 'twist').
The scene where she gets raped by Ray Liotta with a garden hose was kind of gross and cruel.
Ahmad falls in love with her and visits her in her garden.
Clips from the Wembley concert are interspersed with surrealistic sketches such as nuns gorging themselves at a garden party as Marc Bolan performs some acoustic versions of Get It On, etc. (I'm still learning the song titles).
Once upon a time in a castle...... Two little girls are playing in the garden's castle.
Jennifer Beals does an excellent job as a straight Cinderella, especially in the garden scene with Matthew Broderick's Prince Charming.
Her house is fabulous and so is the garden!
Like a scene where Bill,Lily, and the Peg-Leg guy are planting seeds in the garden.
Use the two hours to weed your garden, mow your lawn, change the cat litter, or wash the windows.
it is really touching about the storyline, how she finds the garden and creates into the lovely garden it used to be.
i love this film to bits and i hope i always will.i hope that other people have enjoyed the secret garden as much as i have.
What's a poor aging biddy to do...except knock off a succession of equally aged housekeeper-companions, steal their cash and plant their remains in the garden?
Go weed the garden, watch a dog grooming contest, ANYTHING but suffer through this one.
At first Cathy is spooked to find a Negro in her garden - in fact she is surprised at least THREE times to find a Negro in her garden.
The secret garden itself could have been painted by Helen Allingham.
So, Claire begins to hire housekeepers with no known or remaining family, and kills them to appropriate all of their savings for herself - but not before burying them in her beloved garden and promptly planting pine trees over the graves.
This flick plays like a housewife's fantasy with a Fabio looking dude (Dallesandro) tending to Houghton's garden.
And then there's the kindly doctor who is puttering about the garden who suddenly is attacked and ends up at the bottom of the well, only to realize that it seems to be himself that put him there?
She hires mysterious gardener Joe Dallesandro and soon has the most envied garden imaginable.
Ms. Marrable moves to Arizona, starts a pine tree garden, and begins bumping off her elderly housekeepers for their life savings so she can continue living high on the hog.
The old guy's garden turns out to be the genuine Paradise of Eden; the place where our whole existence began according to the Holy Bible.
Through the re-occurring nightmares of young Sam, the apocalypse can be inflicted in this exact same garden (don't ask me how as I somehow must have missed that part) and maybe that even is what the old man desires to achieve!
Take for instance the scene when Gene/Rudy, in his exaggerated Hollywood craze thinks he sees Greta Garbo dancing in the hotel garden, falling/jumping on "her" dancing partner, only to detect Garbo is a transvestite.
We see her at night in her garden digging a hole with her new companion/nursemaid.
We played in the garden for at least an hour longer, everything he did was so much more vivid than if I had not watched this film.
It's especially ironic in light of the fact that it was through Mary's efforts that the garden and its magic were resurrected, Colin grew strong, and the reconciliation of Colin and his father was enabled.
They decide to go and while they are in India they come across a strange lady that claims to be a reincarnation of a servant girl that once lived in a paradise garden with royal subjects.
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