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They lose their hotel room, get mugged by a mysterious Graham Jarvis (as Murray), become captive of liquor store looters, get mugged yet again, Jack breaks his tooth on a Cracker Jack, he is accused of molesting a child, Sandy loses her wedding ring briefly, Lemmon has temporary hearing loss from an exploding gas main, and get caught in a anti-Communist riot.
The entire film takes place in an hotel.
This is just fine but by showing some shots of a Tokyo skyscraper hotel heaven only knows what Ms. Coppola wished to convey.
This movie is about two young girls dreaming of a wedding in a hotel in particular.
When he visited hotel there she lived, she was dead 4 days back.
McDowell, playing the evil Nazi chasing Mason's multi-accented family, catches up with Kay Lenz in a hotel room and, preparing to anal rape, drops his pants to reveal . . .
She turns up at his place only to find that he's on his honeymoon, so she hightails it to the hotel to go surprise him.
An American businessman wants to build a hotel on a remote island, so he has someone sail him and his girlfriend there to check it out.
Setting off for France in the dead of night, the sequence of shots features the hotel where they had stayed and the harbour they were departing - all picked out with 'practical' lights blazing through the hotel's windows and other bright lights strung all around the harbour walls!
After their grandfather is violently killed, three dysfunctional sisters and their friends take a vacation to the old man's hotel on the lake, a part of their inheritance.
MINOR PLOT SPOILERS This is set in Berlin in a beautiful, luxurious hotel.
It reminded of many Three Stooges films in which the boys wind up in some hotel or house or castle where guys are trying to scare them off with skeleton outfits, gorillas, etc.
I was confused when I ran across this on the hotel TV (with no guide screen on the cable).
Like, who checked out roger from the hotel room, and who returned his car back into the rental company?
A hotel is merely a transit station.
The idea behind this film sounds like the stuff good comedies are made of: two very different people, man and woman are forced to share a hotel room because their flights are cancelled.
Yes, there are many clichés repeated over and over, like for instance Fritz Feld doing his standard hotel receptionist number, but there are so many little fun jewels hidden everywhere.
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.
When Jack Lemmon and June Allyson find circumstances forcing them to share a hotel room, they hang a blanket up between their single beds.
We are to believe that in the whole of Paris, there isn't a single good cop to be found, and all go shooting around, killing innocent people and destroying entire hotel buildings along the way.
He doesn't get that from Julie, (Julie Depardieu), the opera singer sister he shares a cheap hotel room with.
The one that stole the movie was the owner of the hotel, he reminded me of the eldest brother/sheriff that played in "TCM", I think that he would have been a good one for that part as well.
The young lady, Ashley, detests meeting Griffin in hotel rooms but has fallen for Griffin's lying promises.
And Ben Wade, the toughest, smartest, most ruthless outlaw of all times, remains in town, in a hotel room with a girl, with his horse tied up outside the bar until the Sheriff and his men ride back into town and easily take him into custody.
Movie moves into high gear when Nick (Cary Grant) sees his first wife as the elevator door closes in the hotel on the way to the honeymoon suite with his bride and he's on the spot to break it to his new bride but then finds out his wife was stranded with a hunk of an anthropologist (Randalf Scott).
The Baron is a bankrupted noble, a very gentle and refined person, but indeed a thief of hotel rooms.
Wow...I'm in amazement that there are people comparing Sticky to Snipes, that's like comparing the best 5 star hotel to sleeping in a dumpster.
Virginie was made for the close-ups; one never gets bored watching her walk down the corridors of a large hotel.
Some sisters I couldn't care less about are told about the death of a grandpa they never knew about and are subsequently left a hotel nobody seems to stay at where they get up to shenanigans that are hard to be entertained by before being picked off and murder death killed in fairly unimaginative ways by baddies we neither know nor are too scared by.
Mason is a guest at a quiet resort hotel in France.
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