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In the opening of the film there is a scene of a modern steam-powered freight train leaving Calgary, and there the accuracy comes to an end.
A native American dude is sent to a psychiatric institute for leaving 4 of his companions in the desert to die as part of some tribal justice thing.
And they're not very good at it because they keep leaving things like "stunners" behind which makes them have to go back again to fix paradoxes.
this film is so bad i find it hard to describe to other people, so I end up showing them leaving them speechless!
Movies that criticise the world can fall into many traps, leaving the viewer to feel jaded by the film's experience.
The fast-breeding creatures from the Aliens films take on the headhunting space colonizers from Predator in a battle for the earth, leaving a poor team of Antarctic archaeologist's and the rest of us lowly humans trapped in the middle.
Mom At 16 started, and I had no intention of watching, leaving it on for background noise.
I really don't like leaving comments about movies which are better left in a dumpster, but sometimes it's ones duty to warn others.
This movie did not make me laugh out loud at one single part of the movie which takes away the comedy aspect of a comedy movie leaving pretty much nothing.
I know the man was named Micheal and he was having problems in his relationship with his girlfriend for God knows why she tries to make the relationship work out with Micheal as he tells her that he's leaving her and going to India to check out some Budahs.
I have heard people saying the movie, "DIL CHAHATA HAI" is just another teen summer movie which just comes & goes by without leaving any substantial impact.
Well, isn't it wonderful to be a rich teenager, having your parents on a vacation, leaving you a big house, a car and all the money you can spend?
Soon, the group fall one by one to these madmen, as their leader is the first to die, leaving them to fend for themselves with little hope of survival.
I think that the writers of the screenplay were a bit uncomfortable with the religious undertones to Jane's goodness and for her leaving Edward.
awful, i was forced to watch this unrealistic account of the events of 9/11 for part of my media course and by the end, i wanted to quit my media course and move to Tibet to become a Buddhist monk leaving behind what i believe to be the end of Western Civilization.
Great movies, artistically speaking, can be done without leaving the feel-good mood, like this one.
The first has a clever climax; while the second deals with complex issues in a sombre way, leaving the third to close this dynamic in its own unique fashion.
This fact is glossed over quickly, leaving the viewer with the impression Marconi's achievement was better.
The movie contains what seems to be an honest look at a missionary leaving his home for quite a while, not knowing what to expect, and, returning home unexpectedly different.
Most of the story was heavily filtered for TV, leaving little but the bare skeletal remains of the novel.
When I say filtered I mean cut for time and for content - these changes were major errors, leaving the series with little support.
One year later, the teachers and students who mocked him start dying, each one leaving a clue as to who will die next.
It came across as a complete mish-mash of experimentalism and surrealism, leaving you thinking everyone involved in it was on an illegal substance.
They are portrayed as cro-magnonesque, flying 2 Raptors in to fire on the GORT which ultimately fails, leaving someone whom we are assumed to be in command saying to an airplane hangar full of troops "Anybody else got any ideas?"
This is the type of movie that starts off soft and ends at the climax, leaving viewers breathlessly shocked.
It has to do with Count Dracula leaving Thansyvania for New York for it's "pulsating night life".
The Conglomerate kills the father and mother of the sisters, leaving them to eventually grow up to become deadly assassins.
The Cannonball Run was Fawcett's first major successful film after leaving Charlie's Angels in 1977.
One by one via a night-club semi racketeer, a monk, a ski instructor, the mayor of a small town, an epileptic doctor with a lucrative sideline in abortion and a gay hairdresser the scales fall and/or are stripped from her eyes leaving her sadder but wiser.
The photography is marvelous and the movie shows many signs of the talent of the director, Curtis Bernardt, but are there too many psychiatric explanations and they spoil the whole, leaving little for the imagination of the spectator.
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