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In the wake of destruction, the world falls into silence, and memories of those lost flicker across flames, whispers in bleeding hearts, and love taken rises up to heaven to tell of how they lived and how they will never be forgotten.
It wasn't intended to be literal, but the poor guys kept getting killed off and the women lived to play in later episodes, so I guess the casting people decided to go with making the older women look as young as possible rather than the other way around.
I lived close to the film's location Basingstoke when this was made and am the same age (give or take a year) as the main character, Stephen.
I was anxious to see how Norwegians lived in the 13th century.
I thought the movie had lots of very funny scenes but most of them will make sense only if you have lived in India as well as the US.
Now,I lived in a "ghetto" town in Pennslyvania,so I don't know what life is like in New Jersey or California.but
This is a true Disney Classic, in fact Walt Disney had a hand in developing the story but, sad to say, never lived to see it hit the big screen.
I've seen enough of Laurence Olivier's work for the cinema to understand why, previous generations, considered him the greatest actor that ever lived.
The greatest actor that ever lived is, this time, not only acting with Marilyn Monroe but he's also directing her.
She did, however, have a connection to Java (then part of the Dutch empire), having lived there 1897-1902.
She now lived on her lovers.
Mike Myers has done some great movies, but none have ever lived up to So I married an axe murderer.
Narrated by Eric Stoltz, who plays a man who has lived his entire life in a small town named Homer.
I've also lived in Cali and NYC.
After years of medical practice, I have lived many experiences not unlike that of Dr. Swain in this novel/movie.
I have always lived and breathed Carlin and have been known to spit out a Carlin line or 2 from years past, often...I was soooo incredibly disappointed.
The leading actor gives an amazingly narcotized performance...and as for R.O.T.O.R., well, if Robocop had been so inept he wouldn't have lived to be in the sequels.
As far as I'm concerned you haven't lived until Miguel has flashed you a nipple or watched what that man can do with a pickle.LOL Always funny and fresh you can truly tell these men love what they do.
Well, I was born in Belfast in 1960 and lived there till 1982, and I can tell you that when you were yawning at the news about people being murdered, tortured, kidnapped, beaten, burned out of their homes, intimidated and imprisoned without trial, the people I lived among were going through it.
The women portraying the "girls" in the movie could have been working girls in "The District" had they lived back then.
In fact the only thing that leaves an impression on one after watching this, is how much better Lee's original version would've easily been had he lived to complete it because as we know Robert Clouse added 90% new footage and made it into what we got here.
I lived in Manhattan for years and one of my overriding memories of it is the constant noise; sirens, garbage trucks, horns honking, boom boxes, crazy people yelling, etc.
What makes this movie very special is the fact that the most ever to date decorated US soldier (two dozen of the highest medals) and a Congressional Medal of Honor receiver, not only lived through the war, but in fact played himself ! after being talked into it, seems he didn't want to play himself, he thought it would degrade the Medal of Honor.
The short lived television show was the only thing this character needed as it featured other characters and such to draw some of the focus away from Ernest himself.
Mario Bava is one of my all-time favorite directors and arguably THE greatest Horror director who ever lived.
for a Romanian who lived those period the movie is so lame, so many things in the movie seem so unrealistic.
Living in Bristol where Blackbeard lived and drank in a pub that still stands today, I thought I would give this a try.
I am not familiar with what turns Indians on to war, as I have never lived there to fully assess their psychology, in terms of war, patriotism and of course jingoism.
In another, the KGB investigated because Sasha scored a 99 on the state exam--something about science, math, transportation, etc. Re transportation in particular, he aced that section because his aunt--who lived with them--worked for the government train administration bureau or what-have-you.
Oh, yeah, Ivan also had a dog that lived in the closet, and he kept kicking the closet door every now and then to shut the beast up.
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