Grave
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To not see this movie would be a
grave
mistake.
MLK Jr. would turn over in his
grave.
The plot is about two hunters who go in the woods, dig up a grave, find an animal skull, and run out of the woods when a loud noise scares them.
It also changes the ending of the story about at the one miners grave, where they find that the just and rocks are actually in the
grave
but they leave the
grave
untouched in the movie, which went totally contrary to the book.
In the book they dug up the
grave
the stuff was tested at the very moment that out in the north Atlantic that old crewmember who had just died his ashes were spread over the wreck former wrecksite of the Titanic.
The sound that you hear is Robert Heinlein rolling over in his
grave!
Delilah gives Beatrice Pullman (Colbert) her family's, passed-down-for-generations secret pancake recipe after just telling her she would take it to her
grave.
Jules Verne must be spinning in his
grave
to see his excellent novel turned into a shoddy little romance for those who move their lips when they read.
And when they did go to the woods, these firemen actually want to dig up a
grave
so that they maybe help the police locate a body?
Stephen Churchett decided to be original and destroyed one of the best novels AC ever wrote!!!!To turn the three sisters of the novel into nuns?!!!!!!!!!!!!What the hell was he thinking of?!!!!To make Jason Rafiel a German emigrant and his son a German soldier?!!!!Will somebody please tell me what this changes add to the original story?Please?And I'm just touching the surface here;there was much,much more to be said about this piece of trash TV,but I won't even bother.AC must be turning in her grave,seeing what they're doing to her work,I promise you!If you can get your hands on the Joan Hickson's version of Nemesis,do yourself a favor and watch it instead.
I feel sorry for the great fairy tales of history and the great writers like George McDonald who must surely be agonizing in his
grave.
Sterling casts highlights one of the better versions of the Burke and Hare story of the
grave
robbers who turn to murder to keep the flow of bodies flowing for the anatomy professor.
Here the cast includes Donald Pleasance as one of the
grave
robbers, Peter Cushing as the doctor buying their wares and the always wonderful Billie Whitelaw as a tavern girl caught up in the ghoulish proceedings.
One of the bikers get away, while the other two are sent to an early
grave.
Mary O'Hara would 'turn over in her
grave'
if she'd been forced to watch this travesty.
We are now into Season 3 of this series and any Christie purists still watching at this stage should know exactly what to expect - Christie 'spinning in her
grave'
is a very over used phrase!
If Ursula LeGuin was dead, she would be turning in her
grave.
Then, she appeared on surface and visited her father's mother Nonna Elvira's
grave
with her mother.
This is one of my favorite movies, and it hasn't been on the tube for a very long time; one of my favorite comments was the line when Fields describes Cleopatra Pepperday in his inimitable voice as: "All dressed up like a well kept grave!".
Billy Barty appears in this one as an imp and you will meet the most annoying
grave
digger ever.
Barbara (Patricia Tallman) and her brother Johnnie are visiting their mother's
grave
in a cemetery in the country, 320 km far from their homes.
Shakespeare will role over his
grave
every time someone sees this ruined version.
Jussi Bjorling must be rolling over in his
grave.
plots,no acting,no screenplay,no gore,no f/x and band as the director was sleeping doing this piece of junk..ed woods is laughing from his grave..please don't make a part two..a junk is a junk and a movie is a movie..watch it for free instead.
But not too long somehow a burned flag landing in his
grave
has Sam suddenly rising from of his coffin.
The second involves a young girl who has gone to the graveyard to put flowers on her mother's grave, and also to meet with her lover.
But the psycho rises from the
grave
to kill him.
A group of five close friends are heading through the back roads of Texas on the way to their grandfather's vandalised
grave.
My ultimate idea is that every disk of this movie should be destroyed in a fiery grave, so that no one will have to endure its torture ever again.
Agatha Christie must be turning in her
grave
with the recent daft tarting up of her excellent plot, i.e. the reconstruction of the crime in the denouement of "4-50 from Paddington".
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