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Just after having lunch, we walked by the theater and they had big signs announcing that Warlords of the 21st Century was only $1! Wow--a first-run movie for only a buck?!
I stumbled upon it by accident in 1999 on a school lunch break and have been hooked ever since!
He plumped for The Naked Lunch (?)and I went for this turkey.
It's like that last fight between him and Christain was "Give me your lunch money!".
Pls, do not forget if you get into watching this movie you will be able to leave the projection, go to business lunch, come back after an hour and you will not need anyone to tell you what happened meanwhile.
The funniest part for me is when the wormy fat guy is in the plane with his evil boss and Crow cracks: "Sir, I'm getting a little worried about lunch, it's almost 12:30" or something like that.
I saw this film at a Sardi's Chowder Society lunch years ago, and I was astounded.
(Make sure you're not eating when you watch this, because they shoot them out so suddenly that you're likely to end up wearing your lunch.)
She manages to catch the eye of Maurice Ronet and buys him lunch, then leaves the restaurant without saying goodbye, causing him to go through a series of both funny and sad adventures in his efforts to find her.
"Satyricon" is among the weirdest and most colorful, larger-than-life movies I've ever seen, along with Erasurehead, Erendira, Santa sangre, Naked lunch...
This filmmaker is out to lunch ... therapy and then a good dose of reality.
Filmed in Topanga Canyon, this low budget horror film is laughable, considering who all has showed up for their free lunch off the taco wagon, and scale pay.
When Gabe and Tom are having lunch and Gabe tells Tom that the four of them were to grow old together, watch each others kids grow up and cry at their weddings, now that is friendship.
You look around and see the cut-rate production, the poor makeup, the confused crew eating catered lunch meat.
Sometimes actors, especially Tom Hanks, looked like they just said a line in the script... Did they realize they were not at the lunch break anymore and they should at least look like they thought about what they were saying?
"Food" is what he tells his guests who have lunch in the treehouse and asks him what the name of the fruit that they are enjoying is.
Instead we get the great Jody driving through the opening credits, then he stops for gas, then he pulls into a driveway where he sits down for lunch (oh god the horror).
Best Line: "Someone stole the cork from my lunch."
In the course of a work day, people mix and match many activities – they may work at a desk, but they may also meet a friend for lunch, go to the gym, do chores, travel on business, shop online, and so on.
Or, in February, “Re: Re: lunch November 15” [of last year].
But if that hour was really a lunch with a lobbyist, then they (and their aides) would have to lie deliberately to conceal it.
The first and most visible consequence was the demise of the long lunch.
Beginning with a gin and tonic just after noon, and ending with a Napoleon brandy at three o’clock, lunch prior to the Big Bang was often the most arduous part of a stockbroker’s day.
But it is wrong to think that massive accumulation of debt is a free lunch.
Where wives and daughters now refuse to drop everything to prepare lunch for the man of the house, the maid takes up the slack.
As Monica sums it up with mock exasperation after our lunch, twice interrupted by her husband, "This machismo business doesn't make sense any more.
But in economics, there is no such thing as a free lunch, and here the cost can be enormous: new home buyers will have to pay more, and thus will be less willing and able to pay as much.
SOE managers can credibly argue that heavy regulations place them at a competitive disadvantage, and that the tech giants are eating their lunch by free-riding on state-administered telecommunication, transportation, and financial channels.
In the workplace, algorithms can track employees’ conversations, where they eat lunch, and how much time they spend on the computer, telephone, or in meetings.
They argue that, given record-low borrowing costs of about 1%, increased capital spending by governments would effectively amount to the proverbial “free lunch,” yielding sufficiently high tax revenues that the debt/GDP ratio would not rise.
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