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Poltergeist scared me silly when I saw it many years ago, and it still holds up.
ROCK N ROLL HIGH SCHOOL holds a special place in my heart because it introduced me to the Ramones.
Although Dana's character has the opportunity to marry a streetcar conductor, she refuses and holds out for a millionaire.
Lost holds something interesting for everyone.
Strange things happens as the family joins the local country club without the husband, as it certainly holds secrets.
He is humorous and holds his own, but he is better served as a supporting actor.
It is an open one wherein she holds nothing back, feels no particular shame for how she has behaved and wants to share these facts with him because her primary focus always is on the fact of their marriage.
This was the second entry in the regular Columbo series, and it holds up well today.
I like guns as much as the next person, but do we really need scenes of him explaining all the different strengths of his newest weapon and how many bullets it holds?
Bret Carr holds up a mirror unlike any filmmaker has.
I especially love the scene where two thugs brutally beat Danny up -- one holds his arms behind his back while the other guy works over Danny's torso!
Despite the 'it was all a dream' sort of ending, 'Shore Leave' holds up as another first-rate episode of Star Trek's first season.
I am sick and tired of writers projecting their own misfit-like childhoods into their books and onto the screens, as if anyone cares anymore to watch or read about yet another miserly, lonely childhood, as if that's all there is or as if that kind of character background holds a monopoly on good potential.
Its painstaking and absorbing treatment of the subject holds the attention, helped by good acting and some really intriguing music.
It holds a lot of good childhood memories for me (my brother and I saw it opening day) and I have respect for any movie with FNM on the soundtrack.
In that sense, it's almost an anthology series, and as someone else pointed out, this odd structure poses some timeline conflicts with the real events, but it's a fun series with plenty of action to satisfy a western-hungry 1950's audience -- and it still holds up pretty well 55 years later.
I bought this game back in late '00s and it still holds up even till this day.
The version on the videotape and laser-disc is the version approved by John (who holds more power than Bill).
At a time when most American films are little more than cynical attempts to make money with CGI, pyrotechnics, and/or vulgarity, Heartland holds up as a slice of American history.
It holds very true to the original manga of the same name, aka (Tramps Like Us in the U.S) but it can still be enjoyed even if you haven't read the manga.
this film takes you inside itself in the early minutes and holds you till the end. it has a very humane story and very good selected music.
Apart from having the longest reign in British history (63 years), Queen Victoria also holds two other distinctions.
Liam Neeson was excellent as he always is, and most of the cast holds up, with the exception of Owen Wilson, who just did not bring the right feel to the character of Luke.
Heading up the cast is James Gandolfini, who for all intensive purposes is Tony Soprano, and Edie Falco, who certainly holds her own.
Once things get sillier, however, you are left with a comedy that still holds up well after more than three decades.
It holds up very well indeed more that 50 years later in every category - screenplay, acting, photography, set design, sound design...it really is a classic of sorts.
I wonder if Disey holds the rights to this film?
Since I first saw Anchors Aweigh in 1945, viewing it on videotape holds a lot of nostalgia for me.
It certainly has a very British feel to it, Gregory plays in the school's football team which has lost every match of their season, instead of shouting at the team the coach wearily holds a try out for new players.
Its a good thing that this was one of the first movies shot in Technicolor, as that process holds up really well as you can see in the new ca 2003 DVD release, unlike Eastman color films that have all gone to hell.
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