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Flash forward nine months and the real meat of the plot begins: The virginal Mandy Lane is coveted by every jock and nerd in her school, and gets invited to spend a weekend at a ranch by three guys who think they can get lucky, and two bimbos obsessed with their weight and boob size.
He wasn't Karloff, but PRC was lucky to have him.
I was hoping that this play/film (my 6th different Shakespeare play) would unlock the lucky casket and marry me to the riches of this literary Demigod.
13 People because it's the lucky number of Andy Garcia's character.
Our "brilliant" story begins with some billionare who has nothing better to do than look in volcanoes in a vain attempt to find his lucky charms.
if you skipped this "Mansfield Park" production consider yourself lucky!
For transparency sake, I have to admit I am an ardent non-admirer of Walter Pidgeon, who was lucky to have found a niche at the artificial dream-factory of MGM, and somehow worked in secondary roles, supporting Greer Garson and others.
HE'S A HACKER! It's like saying, that you can't drive your car, if you don't have your lucky "driving-cap" on.
It can be said that doing a sequel to "Halloween" was a bad idea in the first place, and we should feel lucky that the previous entries, even at their lowest, were still watchable.
The lucky kids to escape Joe look like Tonya Harding and Rick Springfield.
A friend of mine decided to rent this thing, lucky it wasn't my money.. Pretty much wasted my time though.
Okay, so it was never going to change the world, and it bombed at the box office, but Honky Tonk Freeway is one of those films I fell in love with as a child (the BBC showed it a few times during the 1980s and I happened to have a high quality VHS tape in the machine - lucky, that!) and watched endlessly.
If you saw it, you're one of the few lucky ones.
Lucky I saw them on Amazon for like 5 pounds each and I can safely say the following: if I had thrown down the drain the 5 pounds I spent on Total Reality, Crisis and Expect to Die, I would have ended up happier than having to sit through the 90 minutes that each of them lasted.
I was lucky enough to have seen this film at it's Seattle Film Fest screening, and was blown away by how great it was.
If your a kung fu fan or just an action movie enthusiast this film is an excellent choice for anyone who is lucky enough to find a copy.
This is a typical movie where the leading lady (Jane) has a huge crush on J.D. McQueen the pop star (as well as many other girls) but she's the lucky one that gets to spend the days with J.D. and forms a relationship with him that is more like a fantasy.
And it helps that he's lucky.
Lucky guess.
I was lucky enough to meet Martin Sheen outside the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium one night in 1981, as he waited for Charlie and Emilio to leave a concert.
I was lucky enough to watch this film in the recently concluded international film festival here.
I was lucky enough recently to see Ingrid Bergman's name attached to a film I had never seen (or even heard of) on AMC.
I guess we should consider ourselves lucky that they did not set their sights on shot-putters.
Maybe the public still remembered Lucky Lindy's anti-Semitism and his loud admiration for Nazi Germany's achievements before the war (neither covered in the film, which ends with his arrival in Paris before the legend got too tarnished).
I was lucky to have taped it when it was aired on television some ten years ago and so have a nice copy of this very good movie.
I thought that one of the girls gonna die too but my lucky!
Lucky for everyone Amenabar chose a subject for his new film that would not allow a surprise ending, focusing on characters and the emotional ties that bind them.
If you are lucky enough to come across this film I would strongly suggest picking it up.
I feel really lucky to have been present at the filming of four of the bands at the Fleetwood that night.
If you haven't been lucky enough to see this movie yet, by all means take a look...sprinkled with many memorable 80s songs throughout the movie to keep things moving at an even pace.
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