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You have not lived until you have seen this movie.
You have not lived until you have seen Batman violated!
I lived all my life in Chicago until two years ago and, I'm sorry, white teenagers do not hang out in the projects.
The story supposedly takes place 5 years after the initial Elm Street events and the house where Nancy lived has been sold to the Walsh family.
So believable, the writer had to have lived some part of this classic.
They decide to go and while they are in India they come across a strange lady that claims to be a reincarnation of a servant girl that once lived in a paradise garden with royal subjects.
You must live in New York and have lived through the 80s to really get all the jokes.
Killer Klowns is one of those movies that you really get if you lived in that era, and if you didn't then there really is no way to explain it to you.
No-one is saying that the English did not do terrible things when they settled the American continent, but to suggest that the natives lived in some kind of paradisical bliss is equally absurd; moreover, the film supplements this simplification with a dangerously inaccurate implication, namely that the only good Englishmen were the ones who settled America! (bizarrely, the bad Englishmen kill all the natives with their diseases, while the Pilgrim Fathers live happily and healthily beside them).
In 1978, when this movie was shot, I lived in East Lyme, CT and I was an extra for this movie (the big crowd at the railroad crossing, waiting for the train to come - I was paid $35, a fortune to a 14 year old in 1978).
Having lived many years in Acadiana, I can tell you that this is a beautiful depiction of the immense grace of the area during the forties.
I went into a screening of this today knowing only that it was about a woman who buys the home she lived in as an orphaned child, planning to open it to other orphans, that it mixed fantasy and reality, and that Guillermo del Toro of 'Pan's Labyrinth' had a hand in it.
the places named in the movie are real but the Family was going from Craig Alaska to Ketchikan Alaska and had nothing to do with Prince Rupert British Colombia!!! Having Lived in that Part of Alaska for 30 years I am very familiar with the weather and conditions that one can find there.
It's certainly not what it's lived up to be, by either my friend or by critics in general.
Moments like this must have been what Funt lived for.
He was sent home to Lakewood WA where his family lived (my grandmother uncle aunts and father were) he never related the intricate details to any of us. he worked as a doctor for the rest of his life.
This movie was really great, and in my opinion, lived up to it's expectations.
I lived in Juneau, Alaska in 1978-79, the winter that this originally happened to the family in the film.
None of it seemed real, and having lived through the decade I can pretty say people only looked like this in retouched advertisements.
It is the Berlin that Christopher Isherwood lived in and wrote about: poverty, drug and alcohol escapism, criminals, sleazebags, fighting in the streets, venereal disease, the prostitution of both sexes, the desperation to escape through the film industry, the temporary escape from the harshness of life in "naughty" nightclubs like The Kit Kat Club, which encapsulates it all.
While some of these characters lived, others were created to suit the mawkish tendencies of the producer, writer and director.
David schwimmer who was good when his scripts were written for him but how he thought he could write a British comedy when he has never lived here before.
The film is a documentary of a time I lived through but was just a little too young to participate in.
Grendel's mother was supposed to have lived in a lake of fire and be an ugly hag.
Nikita lived in my mind as an action movie with lots of blood, aggression, fear, all kinds of things I'm not very fond of to watch in a cinema.
That said, this is a true story, starring the man who actually lived through everything it shows and much, much more besides.
There is alway a bias from those who have actually lived the history of these times and they feel it is incumbent on them to point out the factual errors--and perhaps they should.
But if you have ever lived, experienced or known someone who was ever lost in the world of street life then you have to see this movie.
Yes, people lived like this, and still do.
I like this movie, because John Lithgow is one of the funniest people alive(my opinion and taste), I get the jokes because I read the comics, watched the Sci Fi movies, like satire, lived the 80s, and like silly humour.
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