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So I get my box of raisinettes (which are wonderful mixed with popcorn I must say.
Lots of support in this one for Young and Burke as the old, spooky haunted house genre serves as primary backdrop when Topper goes to the scene of the crime and then we get mixed identities, hidden panels, scores of red herrings pointing out everyone's guilt except for the killer but generously dosed with lots of amusing quips from Young, wise-cracking one-liners from Blondell in ghostly form, by-play between Burke and her maid, the underrated Patsy Kelly, and chauffeur/fraidy cat Eddie "Rochester" Anderson basically playing himself and hamming it up as only he can.
Based off of the play of the same name, The Teahouse of August Moon sends many mixed messages about Japanese and American relations after World War II.
It looks like someone wanted to take advantage of the success of slasher/thriller movies like SAW and Battle Royale but just couldn't think of an original idea, so mixed thriller classics, and added some blood.
The way documentary and drama are mixed is excellent.
His horror stories often feature a twist ending mixed in with lots of black humour .
To that end, there was actually some real footage of the eruption mixed in there somewhere.
If you enjoy offbeat humor mixed with a really sweet story, you'll like this movie.
The trio must adjust to the strange new world, where medieval weaponry is mixed with modern technology, all the while trying to find a way to travel back home.
I have very mixed feelings about this film.
But the last year has produced, at best, mixed results.
Indeed, the visit to Incheon comes within a context of mixed messages.
Adding to the mixed messages is the symbolic date of October 4, the seventh anniversary of the 2007 declaration on inter-Korean cooperation signed by the late South Korean president Roh Moo-hyun and the late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il.
But it also requires a global investment community – public, private, and mixed – that can move beyond short-term thinking, ideological bias, ignorance, and cynicism.
At most the question is dealt with narrowly, in terms of immigration quotas and border restrictions, not in terms of the social problems and opportunities created by an increasingly racially mixed Europe.
Obama’s current “winter of discontent” genuinely reflects the mixed record of his first year.
In fact, the history of the stock market's reactions to changing interest rates is mixed.
In terms of reducing tax evasion, the results have been mixed.
International recognition of the D-Mark is a mixed blessing.
So far, the record is mixed.
The evidence is mixed.
The meeting proposed that we create a genetically mixed pool of 30,000 mice.
Although such ideas have received a somewhat mixed reception, they are a welcome sign of much-needed public debate.
Almost all of the world’s developed countries consider themselves, and are, social democracies: mixed economies with very large governments performing a wide array of welfare and social insurance functions, and removing large chunks of wealth and commodity distribution from the market.
China’s progress has been mixed, but the endgame is no longer in doubt, underscored by a shift from surplus saving to saving absorption.
While economic results are mixed, the most important change in the daily life of Palestinians is that most no longer live under Israeli rule.
The Mixed Blessing of Genetic ChoiceThe advance of knowledge is often a mixed blessing.
Even Spain and Germany, despite qualifying for the next round, have started to scare theirs fans with mixed results.
His reflections elicited nothing if not mixed reactions.
Ever since the 1990s, three American administrations have tried to improve bilateral relations, with mixed results.
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