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There is a curious thing, namely that her real name was Myrna Williams and she came from Montana.
This leads to an brilliant display of obvious things, namely pregnant women and biblical references.
The half loco Brandon has the part necessary to repair the Navy's damaged helo -- a "push-pull rod" -- but he's hoarding his equipment because he wants to trade what they want for what he wants, namely the shapely Shawn Smith.
On the boat, they've got more than a few surprises awaiting them, namely because of the men who torpedoed the ship is on board with them.
But it definitely had its weak points, namely its characters.
From that opener, you can tell this film is pretty-dated, but it has a few charms that are worth exploring: namely, an outrageous-script by Margheriti and Dardano Sacchetti that would NEVER get green-lighted today by any studio.
This very standard early 80's haunted house/possessed souls chiller does feature one ingenious and genuinely creepy gimmick, namely the titular vehicle that mysteriously drives around at night.
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).
But the movie is let down by a lot of factors, namely the helicopters, weapons, and tactics.
It captures some wonderful truths about small-town life in modern America, namely that it is wrong to assume naiveite among its inhabitants, and that the most mundane practice of arcane knowledge, such as medicine, can be the most fulfiling.
Something exceptional is presented by way of action sequences, in fact, where attempts at re-enacting simple events on film often fail; namely, the interdiction of a convoy carrying prisoners and a particularly realistic execution scene.
I think there is a problem and it is not the movie that has the problem but the audience.This story touches on some of the last taboos in cinema namely the actual visualisation of homosexual sex, and even worse in the eyes of the beholders it addresses incest.
You know, throwing out a psycho thriller in 2009 with fragmentary cuts, somber tone and final twist, and doing it as if it were the most profitable years of the genre (namely, a bit after the release of se7en) is risky to say the least.
"Scared to Death" represents a category on its own, namely the absolute worst of the worst.
Perhaps "Tre Solar" is the perfect example of the majority of Swedish films - some wish-to-be-made movie is granted financial support not because it is something people want to see on the big screen, but rather because it seems like an interesting aim to some people (namely the academy granting money to support Swedish film-making).
He had great supporting actors namely: Zero Mostel (Big Babe Lazich) "Fiddler On The Roof"'64; Everett Sloane(Albert Mendoza) "Somebody Up There Likes Me" '56'; Jack Lambert (Tom Zaca) "Riverboat'59" TV Series '59-'61 who played gangster and hoodlum roles in Western's for many years.
"Whisper" began on an interesting note, but began to lose it's "spark" about halfway through when it hit me like a ton of bricks that it was simply a compilation of purloined concepts from numerous other horror films - namely "The Omen".
I could think of worse ways to pass ninety minutes (namely a Barbara Streisand movie or anything with Mel Gibson in it).
Refreshingly doesn't fall into the trap that most "high concept" comedies fall into: namely coasting on one good central idea and the star power of whomever gets cast in the lead role(s).
Instead of going for simple emotional tugs that he did with "Crash," this film focuses on its understated performances, namely from Tommy Lee Jones, who is superb in this film.
But the spotlight often shines for long spells onto other characters - namely the lovely "psychopath" Giorgia, Red Brigade terrorist Giulia, as well as Mirella, the feisty and beautiful Sicilian photographer (Matteo's almost-love interest!).
Greatly enjoyed this film and the wonderful photography of New York City and beautiful scenery in various Historical Towns in Virginia, namely: Charlottesville, Culpeper and Orange, Virginia.
There's two types of Giallo; namely, urban and rural; and this one belongs to the urban side of the equation.
Much of the movie's humor derives from Allen's brother Freddie's (John Candy) goof-ball antics - namely when he drops coins and later speaks Swedish - and nerdy scientist Walter Kornbluth's (Eugene Levy) chronic bad luck.
For instance, the psychiatrist, Dr.Cardan explains two contradictory facts to the policeman, Cap.Ancira, namely, 1)the patient's body must be cremated, and 2)the patient's body can be destroyed only with an old document named Black Book.
Okay, let me start with the bold statement that everybody is wrong when it comes to the supposed "best of anime," namely, Ghost in the Shell and Akira.
Saw this one recently and found the subject matter quite interesting, namely a 28 year old boy who doesn't want to leave the comfort of his parents' home.
This movie is a sorry mess, where an actor who just yells is given more than twenty minutes of screen time: namely Croaker.
I'm hoping that someday i could see the crown prince in person...of course the princess...this kind of comment! is a big deal for me because i could express how i love PRINCESS HOURS....The cast was doing good in their role....the princess hours writer was very excellent he/she did a very nice/good TV-episode i hope that she will make another or continuation of this TV-episode...and i will wait for it.....but the most is the cast of this princess hours especially the two namely: shin the crown prince,the princess as well...I'm hoping and waiting to see them both in person....thanks
There are a lot of great things about these games, namely, you can't die all too easily (although there may be some spots you might be able to) and you can't ruin the whole entire game by forgetting one thing or not following explicit directions.
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