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It says that it's based on a true story and in the credits it mentions a trainers name that it's been dedicated to.
The previous review of this film mentions plot points which make no sense.
The narrator mentions that we spent two billion dollars on the Skylab project, apparently because it was a neat idea.
It also mentions a sequel, but apparently Buckaroo had better things to do, like become Robocop!
When someone mentions, "action movie", the first thing that gets in their minds is guns, fighting, blood, and so on.
In fact, Brosnan never mentions this guy to anyone.
I have seen that the reviewer "Sebkedos" mentions "If you like Evangelion, you'll have fun with Elfen Lied".
Kevin Hooks is an amazing, natural actor; he feigns indifference to everything in his life, but in his eyes you see his true feelings when he mentions the sick and abandoned cat he has found.
The official website for the movie even mentions the misleading cover... Thanks, guys.
Actually, the version I watched may have been cut as the "Stracult" book mentions an unforgettable sex scene involving eels - but, here, this is over before it has even begun as we're rushed to its messy aftermath!!
When someone mentions the word "superhero", many names will come to mind.
I haven't seen this particular short, but I couldn't help but notice how everyone mentions the MST3000 episode this appeared in.
As everyone mentions there are several funny moments in this film.
But only one review mentions the cat.
Janice then mentions that sister Ruth talked about hearing howling noises which peaks Marie's interest & she decides to help Janice in her search for answers.
Chris Carter mentions in the special features that he didn't even write the end of the episode until they were almost done filming to avoid letting out any spoilers.
During a séance thanks in part to orchestrator, mystic Amelia(Stella Stevens, dressed in blackened face paint with gypsy garb)who was Erskine's teacher in the Tarot arts, the spirit of Misquamacas reveals himself which leads them to the home of Dr. Snow(Burgess Meredith, playing this doctor very quirky and evading with a sense of senility)who wrote a book on Native American folklore which mentions spirits invading the body of innocents so that could emerge into reality.
Oddly, he mentions the one episode I have been itching to see (again) for about 30 years, the one with the glider (?) pilot...the concealed deception...and the glider returns...horrors!
and then in thirty years film buffs will say "Did you know that the was a really bad live action version?" every time someone mentions the classic.
We don't know, because the movie mentions none of these things, choosing instead to depict the restriction against ponytails while reiterating that "Japan is losing its way."
He mentions on several occasions how he's invisible.
The alternate versions listing for the film mentions that the film was somewhat trimmed for its original release which is unsurprising, since the film has a nice amount of bloodshed for a British film of the period, as well as some nudity and even a spot of entertaining thrusting sex.
The film description mentions a surprise ending, but you still won't be prepared for it; it will leave you thinking about the ramifications of this issue long after the screen goes black.
I wouldn't have remembered the changes he mentions, but my own recollection suggests an excision of a character in the greatest sequence in the film in which Funt, as a bus ticket clerk, feels people out on their feelings about an interracial couple.
In a scene in a bar involving zombified patrons, the director mentions that he'd been buying all the extras beer and they were all rip-roaringly drunk by the time filming was through.
Good mentions for Roscoe Kearns and Ann Rutherford.And Lana Turner is, at least this time, fresh and unsophisticated.
The only thing I hated was the movie was more about homophobia and gay bashing.Not that I support Nazi skinheads but I don't understand why they were so threatened by gays instead of the groups of black and Asian gangs in the neighborhood.There was an interesting remark made in the DVD extra features that mentions that there is more violence within their own ranks then there is violence towards others.I loved the scene in the movie when a huge group of gay men got together and bashed the skinheads back.I have never seen that before in a movie and they deserved the beating.It was nice to see a bit of payback from the gay community.Ironically the most vicious gay hating skinhead David Lee played by David Lee Willson has come out as a gay man in real life.I read a really cool article about this actor and how hard it was for him to play such an evil hateful role.
Someone in this movie mentions "Philadelphia Story".
I like a few of the honorable mentions, especially Rupert Everett.
Gneisenau and Scharnhost were battle cruisers and much larger than the only actual pocket battleship he mentions, the Graf Spee (there were 2 other pocket battleships in the German fleet).
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