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She continued to scream at people off set to get her clothes "all of them" like someone else would wear one of her hideous outfits.
Of course, Cruella steals the show with her outrageous behaviour and outfits, and the movie was probably made because the public wanted to see more of Cruella.
The outfits Edie comes up with a very clever and creative.
Wearing their trademark white outfits, they grind through "20th Century Foxes", and apparently all try to cram into the camera's field of vision.
They still have running jokes, clumsy hi-jinks, quick-change outfits in chase scenes, the standard hallway gag and even Scooby snacks.
The old fashion outfits are weird when you see them in modern times, but she looks good on them.
To me, the rich girls didn't have outfits that made them look rich.
All of the outfits were tacky, especially when they wore the penny loafers with their regular outfits.
Costume outfits of his female mafia were designed surprisingly well, especially by today's standards.
The outfits where wonderful and any person watching this movie will definitely keep a smile on their face through the entire movie.
Although the movie is a little long, it keeps your attention with the personality and outfits of Little Richard in mind.
Fabulous ladies in fabulous outfits in wonderful settings and the whole thing constantly on the move and accompanied by a wonderful Bruno Nicolai score.
While the quality may not be the best, the concept and action were perfect for anyone under the age of 12! Now, years later, I find myself remembering the oddest parts of this show, mostly the outfits and vehicles.
In 1989 the gals in this picture looked fantastic, and their outfits were out of this world.
Most interesting is "the boss", who is kind of a combination of David Bowie and Liberace, maybe, who wears interesting spangled outfits and has his hair dyed in strange colors for no apparent reason.
By far the best part of the movie is the end conflict, where Neil and friends fight "Largo's" minions, who dress like the aliens from V (red vinyl outfits) with the helmets from the fireman of Fahrenheit 451.
Well, kiddies......... those horrific visions I had of Bambi, Thumper and Flower line-dancing in their ghetto-rap outfits with some knuckle-headed "Poptart" caterwauling in the background were all for naught.
Unfortunately, ABC cut the scene of Snoopy and Woodstock walking to Charlie Brown's house in Pilgrim outfits and the tag of Snoopy and Woodstock pulling the wishbone with the bird falling backwards with the broken wishbone.
It's pretty... they did a good job with the cars, outfits, locations, etc., but the dialogue is laughable and the way the story was crafted left nothing to suspense.
It's got all the clichés, like the older generation who doesn't "get it", and young people dancing and strutting their stuff in revealing outfits.
Not a total lost, because some of the women were kinda attractive and wore sleazy sexy outfits.
The outfits were unauthentic and looked like inexpensive costumes, the speech too modern sounding, the acting awkward, and the transition from scene to scene choppy.
When I can't get through two scenes without being shocked by mismatched outfits, speech, or photography, the movie won't get a good rating from me.
He's slim and muscular, with long blond hair, and he looks perfect in the skimpy Tarzan outfits.
It reminded of many Three Stooges films in which the boys wind up in some hotel or house or castle where guys are trying to scare them off with skeleton outfits, gorillas, etc.
Much like every other film playing at multiplexes nowadays, it just has to have a pop song in each scene (they even dig through the '80s a bit, since teens these days act like they know what '80s culture was like), idiotic postmodern outfits like girls wearing loose-fitting ties over tank tops (wow, how sexy), and of course the obligatory lesbian element that has to permeate everything aimed at the young demographic.
Both Ninjas, caucasian of course, with bright colored outfits and little headbands that actually say "Ninja" on them, fantastic!
It would have helped if Victor Mature's shifty circus owner were either less of a jerk or an out-and-out villain, and certainly if Vincent Price (who seems to have been cast as the ringmaster simply because of his moustache) had been given more to do than to stand around in unbecoming leisure outfits.
Its adult nature is full nudity and soft focus, with plenty of interesting outfits and people doing what is now seen as swinging.
Beacham isn't great, but in her outfits that push her bosoms up - you probably won't mind terribly much.
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