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I've been seriously thinking; since there isn't a whole great deal of brilliant comedies being released these days, why not set out for foreign lands, why not plough the uncharted territory, where weed like "Gaslight" is growing a plenty, rip it up with its roots, and scour it for any signs of laughter-gas.
If you want to experience a fantasy world of mythical beasts and far-off lands there are several choices.
Check it out if it lands at a festival or theatre near you.
Romantic and comic shenanigans lands with a big thud.
A testing rocket containing wasps more than exceeds its flight limits, but lands in a mystery location.
Plus, her success in the European scene might have buried her even further down, since Hollwyood might not have taken too well to this occurrence in foreign lands.
Sure, every man's life is suddenly ameliorated when a supermodel lands in his lap.
Unfortunately, he quickly ascertains one of the creatures he was battling in space has joined him when he lands.
The Ship lands on a planet inhabited by vampire cave-men (all shot in black & white through a red filter).
The wand lands in the hands of Anastasia, one of Cinderella's stepsisters.
They go to a open barbecue in the house of the owner of the lands, Larry, and meet a real state agent, pretending they were interested in buying a house.
Then a circular green meteor-like object lands on the plane for a short moment and then leaves.
As the woman glances at him, her red scarf comes loose and lands on Makdong's face.
There's some well-placed humor in the film, such as when O'Brien lands his plane in a lady's bathroom (!), but the film is as much a mystery as it is a western.
An alien spacecraft lands in Central Park, and an alien emerges.
And in the scene, when the navy aircraft lands on water, the sea is flat, the sun shines and you can see land.
Is it her hot-headed boyfriend Dwight(Brad Pitt)or the recently released(from a mental institution, no less)Brian Woods(Donovan Leitch), often hiding behind bushes and other objects to stare at Paula? Someone shoots an arrow that lands in the torso of Paula's district attorney father(Martin Mull)who is out hunting;he's the one responsible for putting Brian away for the murder of his abusive father.
Intense episode in which a shuttle craft mission lead by Spock crash lands on a most unpleasant world.
Even though it's impossible for a movie to come close to the real horrors that took place in that land, as in so many other lands, it makes one think about the enormous scale of man's inhumanity to man throughout history.
And one of them has the courage to say it is not the current generations of "white eyes" who stole their lands, but our forefathers, Gen. Custer, President Grant, John Wayne, etc.
The charming Anna Lee lands in bad graces with the wrong people and finds herself locked away in a hotbed of madness.
Sadly for him he lands right in the middle of Manhattan Island, when an armed unit lands inside the walls they are told that the president has been taken hostage and they must get out of their prison ASAP.
A handicapped and wealthy countess, who owns the lands of a disputed bay, is hanged by her husband and he is immediately killed.
Something comes to earth and lands in the woods next to a cabin inhabited by a high pitched boy who has a thing for animals, his mother and some old cranky guy.
The letter states that there will be murders before the flight lands.
Then, what a coincidence, a wrecked space shuttle pretty much lands her back garden.
Jimmy Fallon plays the unco New York cop who lands in her cab one day in pursuit of a bunch of foxy Brazilian bank robbers.
Meanwhile, forest and agricultural lands would have to be restored, so that they could capture and sequester greater amounts of carbon dioxide.
For them, Jewish settlements in the territories are not a return to historical lands, but security outposts, aimed at preventing - or repelling from a better strategic position - an attack on the Israeli heartland.
Israel UnboundTEL AVIV – Israel’s persistent occupation of Palestinian lands is irreparably damaging its international standing – or so the conventional wisdom goes.
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