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These animals and their demise occurs in the tuna fisheries.
So much so, that when I heard there was going to be a sequel, I seemed to forgo my usual shivering that occurs when a studio tries to rehash what was a good idea over ten years later.
Some major calamity occurs every 30 seconds.
What occurs for the rest of the film lacks structure or purpose and does not build into much.
I also loved the matter-of-factness, naturalness of what occurs in the book.
Yet, the most malicious destruction occurs moments later in a bookie's office and includes, but is not limited to, the toppling of a fixture with a ceramic horse-head base, which is consequently disintegrated, and the severe denting of a cylindrical shade as a guy falls back into it during another fisticuffs fight.
When she sees the opportunity to create her perfect man, an explosion occurs and the results are left to your imagination.
The most offensive scene occurs when Belushi is dying, looks up from his deathbed to see the author standing above him and he weakly utters "Breathe for me, Woodward."
Absolutely nothing remotely exciting, suspenseful, or surprising occurs in this tame whodunit.
A shipwreck occurs (apparently because it was made out of strings and balsa wood), and a couple of guys find themselves on shore.
He fights back when Sinister tries to inject him with a chemical and accident occurs, he gets superpowers and the lab blows up wounding Sinister.
Very unrealistic dialogs people in real life don't talk like this and there is no emotion or feeling in anything said very monotone except for the almost indistinguishable whispering that constantly occurs.
The title match between the two overgrown predators occurs in the last quarter hour after our heroes, who have been consistently whittled down by the monsters, find a helicopter and take off in time before the military pulverizes the island.
The cast and crew of this cheap horror potboiler are more interesting than anything that occurs throughout the movie itself; we have Barbara Payton, Raymond Burr, Lon Chaney Jr., Tom Conway, Paul Cavanaugh and Woody Strode in front of the camera and writer-director Curt Siodmak, cinematographer Charles Van Enger, editorial supervisor Francis D. Lyon and production assistant Herman Cohen behind it.
But the one sex scene that REALLY leaves a lasting impression, and causes you to be surprised in its overall intensity, occurs quite early on in the film.
One gut-busting highlight occurs when McClure mixes it up with a fat and clumsy giant reptile.
Griffin Dunne plays the hapless future groom/puppet who is sent to escort her from prison to the bus station, where a series of unfortunate events occurs, thus creating the plot.
This whole predicament occurs because a cat is tired of being abused by others and dresses up like a skunk and tries to smell like a skunk so it can be left alone.
An entertaining first draft for "North By Northwest", "Saboteur" has some wonderful Hitchcockian moments (one of the best occurs at a table, when the hero is asked by a woman who hasn't yet seen that he's wearing handcuffs, to give her a plate; trying to do that, he also drops a knife to the floor, exposing himself even more!)
There's no story to speak of, just random things that happens and occurs because of Mickey (err, Steamboat Willie) on this boat on a river.
Eventually she is pursued and must be stopped before an epidemic occurs.
More so something bad occurs and she (prototype) comes back....and her (clone) is sent to the other inhabitant planet.
While shooting footage on alternative energy at a nuclear power plant, an accident occurs.
What occurs is catastrophic as some sort of hybrid were-rabbit is created in the process..and it has more to do with Wallace than he could ever imagine.
The definite sleazy highlight occurs when a topless Bell singlehandedly beats up a bunch of thugs in her hotel room.
Puppets Who Kill occurs in a similar universe, where puppets live in the same world as people, and like us, take on jobs and lives of their own.
The stellar attributes of this film -- the plot, the cast, the characters, and of course, the car chase -- are amply described in many of the reviews here, so I won't go into that except to say that one of my favorite moments occurs during the car chase, when the camera focuses on Richard Lynch riding shotgun to the maniacal Bill Hickman.
Behind closed doors terrible things occurs within the staff and within the child-groups.
When a friend sets him up on a blind date, Bob finds himself interested in the waitress, Gracie, at the restaurant where the date occurs.
The latter of which is absolutely amazing and occurs in an abandoned building being demolished by a wrecking ball!
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