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Judy Garland lives there and keeps an eye on him, but her talents are totally wasted.
Picture yourself the inventor of a computer that monitors everything, keeps track of everything, so you save time and effort.
Great visuals, simple but effective and good editing that keeps a good pace though all the film.
Get this for a weird plot: Set in a run-down apartment building sometime in a dystopian, post-apocalyptic future, the landlord, who is also a butcher, keeps the neighbourhood supplied with meat by slicing up applicants for the job of assistant in his shop.
The plot seems all too easy and done plenty of times before, but it still somewhat keeps your interest.
Catherine Teneriffe (Stephanie Beacham) a mistress of a country household is haunted by a curse from the past, where she keeps on seeing a demented ghost and it's wandering head, but is it hallucinations.
The film could have been much better, but the quality shines through a television film and keeps on going, causing dullness.
It's like life - things happen, but it doesn't stop there...life keeps trundling along, and we're expected to deal with what happens and keep up with the rest of the world.
She hears voices, witnesses nasty things going on in school, keeps getting into it with a jealous adversary, and periodically exhibits traces of telekinesis, making various objects stand on end and dance.
In the end, which I am yet to see completely, her power linked with those of two other school girls, keeps three ancient witches from doing something nasty, like swapping bodies or something equally bad.
D'onofrio keeps you glued to the screen, and may I add he is tooooo hot for words in this, I kept wishing the nude scenes would include him moving that sheet!
And Karl Malden keeps his Trilby hat on as long as he can.
The movie keeps us watching from start to end and that with great style.
Martin's hard-boiled narration crackles with a lot of choice sharp one-liners and the movie boasts a nice sense of the ridiculous (I love the way Ward keeps removing bullets from Martin's hide with her teeth!).
The narrative keeps changing POV for no good reason.
The movie keeps switching back and forth between the actors and the animals.
People looking for a comedy that's smart and keeps the laughs coming should avoid this film.
Meanwhile, his business associate Carey wonders what's going on and local sheriff Ansara keeps looking for him (even several weeks after the disappearance!) Hill is effective as the nasty grouch who begins to find inner strength and, eventually, inner peace through his harrowing ordeal.
What a great story, which keeps the viewer wanting more.
Steve Buscemi plays a loser who hangs around a bar called the Trees Lounge, who keeps making his own life worse.
"The Bridge" contains all that is important in a full length film, yet keeps the watcher entertained from beginning until end, with no dull, near pointless moments in between.
It's the ocean, the natural world, which keeps track of the past and the present, and does not let anyone forget.
Hemingway's performance is the only thing that keeps the movie from being a completely tiresome bore... not that I am recommending it... it's just to bad that her still-prodigious screen talent isn't being utilized more.
Collins, an absolute portrait of the valiant trouper who keeps plugging away no matter how bad the script gets, stars as shady land developer Marilyn Fryer.
It is also an indictment of oligopolistic business practices and the financial and political power of big business that keeps innovation from the American consumer in this flawed system.
The police force keeps her under protection, but a squealer informs Christian every step taken by the detectives in charge of protecting the witness.
i'm willing to give Catherine Deneuve a lot of slack, because she is so beautiful to watch, but the thing that's troubling me here, in part, is that both she and Malkovich are lending their names to a film where they do little else, as also in the otherwise wonderful "I'm Going Home." unlike Johnny Depp, who has made his home in France but hasn't presumed to impose himself on French cinema, Malkovich keeps turning up but never seems to vary his vocal cadence, nor his basic persona.
Throughout the movie, Uma's character, Rafi, keeps telling her therapist how she needs "to put all of herself out there."
The guy who keeps laughing at the silent movies is probably the worst bit of casting I have ever seen.
They cant have sex because the guy keeps getting attacked by a ghost.
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