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I do remember not liking this short lived series very much, but I couldn't remember why, so I rented the first disc.
These cavemen lived in a geographically diverse region with a cockatoo, a camel, a monkey - but no women.
The only reason anyone might have to see this movie would be to see whether the gratuitous violence lived up to all the hype (which quite frankly is why they added it).
They've described Lot as a friend of Noah although he lived after Noah.
I lived in Ireland during the summer of 2002, the wettest summer in a century.
I also thought L&L were portrayed as a bit more sophisticated than they actually were--after all, they were teenagers who lived at home.
And it looked like it had been longer than 20 years since someone had lived there so what was with the fathers young adult photos on much older album?
Plumber who has lived in them there parts for years and this is his first experience with said children, so that driving along he avoids pickaxe wielding youngster in dead of night... run him over you idiot!
He would like to know how it ended...if Denevue lived or died etc...(I don't even care).
The Vermont Farm scene was a failed opportunity to show the way farms were set up and farm families lived which would have been interesting and entertaining.
I once lived in the u.p and let me tell you what.
Eventually, she relocated to Miami, Florida, where she lived in relative obscurity.
Monogram Studios lived on a kind of Cost Plus basis; cost, plus enough to pay the rent and buy a pizza and a bottle of robust muscatel every once in a while.
i stopped this movie at 48 minutes and change... i don't know...maybe it's because i'm not Swedish...or french(the cannes commenter)...or any of those OTHER sleepy places from which the previous reviewers held forth... born and raised in NY. lived near san francisco for a quarter of a century.
Corny and horrible, I was not surprised this short lived show didn't make it.
I could pick apart the inaccuracies throughout the movie (anyone that has lived on a carrier could), but that would take pages.
I lived in Cape Girardeau for quite some time.
I found it to be an offensive film overall... Maybe it was just because I never lived in the "hood" or saw any "hood" movies, but I don't intend to either.
Again, I cared not for the characters, whether they lived or died.
the end and they lived happily ever after.
Any other comments would be repetitive to the ones already posted by the people that who actually live here, or lived through the experience.
The minister was often addressed as "Reverend" - they may do that in some parts of the world but I never heard it when I lived in that area.
Why did the computer say "game over" for Frankie's character even though he lived?
They give it a cheesy explanation that he lived with his uncle Nate (Will Patton) while his father "travelled around a lot".
It is about a girl moving into a house where a Baron de Sade(hmmm) once lived and finally being drawn to him through her own inner demon.
The movie was relevant to me since I lived in Estonia when these events took place, but it is written horribly and fails to capture the attention of someone who knows nothing on the matter.
For such a controversial man, Darwin lived the most conventional life.
Years ago, a bunch of "gypsies" who lived in the caves of a mountain, were burned up in a forest fire.
What we know of Caravaggio suggests a strutting brawler with a healthy sense of entitlement who lived amongst whores and thieves and hustlers and put them on canvas.
If I lived in that neighborhood, I would get out as fast as I could, but it seems like the people are asking for trouble.
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