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But since the monster is trapped on the other side of the set, oops, I mean cell, it just keeps eating the same guard, over and over.
There are no epic scenes or battle scenes - mainly it is two to three people talking leisurely in each scene... still it somehow has some kind of magic that keeps your attention all the time.
You just feel like you really have experienced something different, that you've been exposed to art, and the film keeps popping into your mind at the strangest times.
Like a vacuum, the movie message just keeps sucking.
Poor Pat O'Brien, who keeps falling into the water fully clothed to get laughs.
I had a great time watching Roy's character, Dominique Samson, trying to avoid being caught in his own web of innuendos and half-truths he has spun and keeps spinning in order to keep his job.
which keeps me from recommending it as something for kids to watch.
The Hole is very cleverly written and it keeps you guessing-about both how the characters came to be trapped and what happen to them while they were.
Devin wants it converted over to a bed and breakfast, but the sadistic ghost of his late uncle, a former stage magician, keeps killing off whoever enters.
Seldom seen these days on television, it still keeps the romantic promise we remembered.
Ultimately, the film is smart and witty and keeps you intrigued the entire time as you try find a way to do what the tagline asks you to.
What is it about J.J. Abrams that he keeps getting bad shows (and now bad movies like MI:3 and Cloverfield) on the air?
Andre De Toth keeps most of the film in the shadows and only a few scenes take place during the day.
Hawks keeps the pace frantic.
Find "Fast Times At Ridgemont High," "The Breakfast Club," "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," "Say Anything," "Heathers" or "The River's Edge" - just don't go near "Playing For Keeps."
He keeps getting fired from his jobs.
Xiao Wu keeps a journal about Jung and sneaks into his room and spies on him every morning at 4:30.
Sci-fi keeps getting worse with these so-called original movies.
Also Gauche back-stabs Link by attempting to kill him, so he keeps the cash for himself.
Ishii seems to borrow a lot from the Hong Kong school of gunplay action which keeps the movie interesting but the story and plot drag at times and there are many odd moments of fancy such as Ikko and Jil's dancing sequence in a hotel room which seem a bit out of place but I guess breaks the gloomy and tense atmosphere of the story.
Stanley Tucci keeps getting better all the time, being the actor, as he is seen here, or the director in his own film.
Brittany Murphy keeps getting better all the time.
Action packed heroism keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole movie.
Second, Dennis Leary isn't funny when he keeps his comedy clean.
Rémi tries very hard (honestly, he does) to resist the temptation, but what's a lonely man to do when a scantily clad young gal keeps throwing herself at him and continues to sneak into his bed at night?
In a wicked awesome chase scene Harry is captured, but keeps to his word of never telling the woman's where abouts.
"Ghosthouse" is about a group of obnoxious teenagers trapped in a haunted house where terrible crime took place years ago.A ghostly little girl in white and her creepy clown doll are causing all the terror.A radio operator and his girlfriend trace the source of a weird,scary signal that keeps interrupting his radio.They trace it to an old,abandoned house where they meet a group of teenagers staying in it.The script is half-assed and the acting sucks,but "Ghosthouse" provides plenty of good bloody fun.The evil doll clown looks creepy and the nursery theme is haunting.If you are into late 80's Italian horror give this one a chance.7 out of 10.
Piven's role as a tour bus driver keeps him putting on an act he despises to maintain an unlikely relationship with Fenn, who plays the part of a rising movie star.
Filled with striking characters and cunning plot twists, this film keeps you on your toes.
Just the dialogue alone keeps you intrigued.
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