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My 5th grade teacher played this in class in honor of my 11th birthday in 1987 and also to celebrate my return from a serious facial injury in 1986.
One explanation for Kurt Thomas' presence could be a traumatic brain injury, possibly from coming up short too often on dismounts.
It forced the old guy to mask the injury out of pride and so the young guy would feel guilty leaving him with a life long disability.
I loved how Bill conveniently rolls out of the car and down the hill with no injury at all! Unfortunately, the same can't be said for his gal.
Adding insult to injury: the movie was dubbed, not subtitled, as promised on the video jacket.
I wouldn't say blood-soaked; but there is insult and injury.
Also, to add insult to injury, the "twist" at the end was so formulaic, that it could have come from any action movie written in the past 25 years.
There is approximately an 80% dropout rate in what is arguably THE roughest military training program - those are the ones who voluntarily drop out, can't compete on a physical level, suffer frequent physical injury during the training or can't handle the psychological harassment.
Adding insult to injury, by the end of this movie there is absolutely no real outcome except the fruition of pure evil at the hands of a child no less, who outsmarted a whole group of dumb adults.
To add insult to injury I wasted a quid on this manure
And to add insult to injury the killer is invisible in the original footage and visible in the new footage, apparently they think their audience is as stupid as they are.
As if to add insult to the injury, Disney introduced the "new" Gadgetmobile - it doesn't look, function or think like the old Gadgetmobile at all, it's just the canonical "comic relief" figure.
I'm a little put off by the trend for otherwise quality movies to portray criminals in a sympathetic way without addressing the injury they've done to others other than to portray their immediate opponents as jerks.
this a great Disney flick.it is the story of an aging high school baseball coach(Dennis Quaid),who was once on his way to the big leagues as a pitcher,but suffered a career ending injury.but through series of events,Jimmy Morris(Quaid)gets a try out with a major league team and even makes the roster.this is a great family film.it is inspirational,but doesn't pour it on too thick.it's
I have recently been plagued by very serious injury and pretty much a disastrous lack of passion.
While fleeing the scene, he kills the partner of cop Sam Wai, who, to add insult to injury, is in the midst of dealing with his dying father, so Sam begins an insane, obsessive manhunt for Pang that results in close to a dozen dead bodies and relentless violence.
How many other A listed actresses have subjected themselves to butt injury pratfalls since this movie?
Talk about adding insult to injury!
When Al Schmid was able to go home after being wounded with a horrible injury, his problems just started to begin with his family and engaged girl friend.
The story revolves around a young man as he struggles with a post-car accident brain injury.
He is completely captivating in his portrayal of a proud young vet from a military family on his way to meet his girlfriend, with his masculinity compromised by a war injury.
McCoy treats him for a head injury, and even though he is clearly unbalanced and dangerous, turns him loose to wander the ship and steal a couple of dilithium crystals.
The filming of this picture was interrupted on two occasions, one from an old back injury, Karloff was rushed to the hospital for an emergency spinal operation and Actress Rose Hobart was replaced in the role of the cataleptic (Mrs.
It starts with an injury to a young soccer player (McDowell) and then proceeds to show various stages in his mental adjustment to his permanent condition, the relationships he forms, and moves toward a powerful look at meaning and purpose in life beyond the difficulties we face, without minimizing those difficulties.
It is much more than an "overcoming injury" story, of which there are many.
As if the directing, writing, acting, music, sets, lighting, and cinematography all were not bad enough, this film actually adds insult to injury by introducing an unnecessary plot detail in the final moments that makes the already flimsy plot absolutely incomprehensible.
I actually saw this film not that long ago on History Channel, after seeing the entire Winds of War on network TV when I was down with a back injury years ago.
It also brings sharply to mind that this young girl, Jill Kinmont's fate could so easily in a split second be our own, resulting from a sports injury, car accident, or whatever.
It is trying so hard to be quirkily absurd that it does itself injury, and the collection of silly characters are mostly just going through the motions.
To add insult to injury the characters in this film were completely unrealistic and not at all sympathetic.
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