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Jungle in sentence

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Through Willard's long journey through the jungle to find his target, he tries with some success to understand why.
The movie introduces two obvious parts: the first one which takes place in the jungle where Tarzan lives among his adoptive friends, the apes and considers himself as their lord.
Happy because Tarzan comes back to the jungle and meets again his adoptive close relatives.
Nevertheless, as I said previously, a clever screenplay, a performance of a rare quality, some impressive natural sceneries (both the jungle and the English country and we get a gorgeous movie.
Blindfolded for the greater part of the days, he is being dragged through the Southeast Asian jungle for miles and miles - on bare feet.
all that stands for America on the one hand, the Asian jungle and his secrets on the other) can be sensed the entire movie.
The first half of the movie is like watching a standard jungle expedition flick of the Tarzan ilk; later it teeters into sci-fi fable; by the end it slips into courtroom melodramatics.
Let me start out by saying I can enjoy just about any bad Italian horror movie or jungle exploitation flick from the 1970's.
We hear the wind through the jungle, see the shadows on his face, which conveys a moment of fear and self-doubt.
The first George of the jungle was a good comedy, but the sequel.... completely awful.
Slog through jungle looking areas for 10 minutes or so.
Slog through the jungle some more.
Back to the jungle.
The plot actually gives the film a decent base - or at least more of a decent base than most cannibal films - and it follows an actress who is kidnapped and dragged off into the Amazon jungle.
The problem with jungle horror films is that there is always way too much footage of people walking (through the jungle, up a rocky cliff, near a river or lake) to pad out the running time.
The plot has a writer returning to Paris after a long trip abroad during which he developed jungle fear during which he had blackouts.
There's plenty wrong with suggesting a woman who could get herself to an African jungle in 1910, could be this offensively stupid and plastic.
With Jimmy Stewart at 20% of dramatic capacity, Vera Miles chewing the scenery, the film features every c-lister known in the mid-fifties with nary a hint of irony or humor, from the 'Amazon jungle' to the 'back yard barbecue', everything reeks of sound stages and back lots.
Ah yes the 1980s , a time of Reaganomics and Sly , Chuck and a host of other action stars hiding in a remote jungle blowing away commies .
Then, there is a random one awaiting victims in the jungle...which scares me for one sole reason.
I finally found it on DVD at the end of last year it is a very low budget movie The story is set around amazon jungle tribes that are living in fear of the devil.
They take her into the jungle Laura is guarded by some ridiculous native who calls himself "The Devil" she has to go though all unpleasant things until they are happy.
Peter Weston, is the devil hunter, who goes into the jungle to try and rescue her,
A model named Laura is working in South America when she is kidnapped from her hotel room by a gang and taken into the jungle.
Peter is taken to the jungle by helicopter with friend Jack.
The bulk of the story is set at Viciente, a Cristian resort in the Peruvian jungle.
Hoping to prevent a possible outbreak of war due to Mazovia's actions, the group presses through the jungle to Angkor Wat in spite of the perils.
I mean, am I a fool for expecting this film to actually cover most of its story on the behavior of cannibalism in jungle tribes?
One year later he walked out of the jungle...naked.
She tracks him down (how?) and he tells her of the natives' stories of a giant monster whose nightly howling can be heard throughout the jungle.
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