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Of course, the next thing Paul knows, it's the morning after the night before, he's in bed with a naked hula dancer, and his mother-in-law phones to inform him that Karen is on her way over.
If you want to get the full experience, try playing it with head phones on.
Angela phones her friend Amanda (Conchita Puglisi) to pick her up at the train station but Angela is brutally murdered before the train arrives, outside the station Amanda is also murdered.
The agents from Heaven and Hell happen to be women, and the two otherworldly planes and their agents have been modernized, using cell phones and operating like modern businesses.
It is something to see that there were no cell phones and no internet information superhighway while the show was on.
There were no cell phones, mp3's, DVD's or cars that have the directions right in them.
Yet another reason to hate technology--infesting the movies now with cell phones to eat up the scenery.
I was hoping the locusts would eat everyone and start with the people with cell phones parked at their heads.
Cell phones were important in this film, that's what the "plot" of the movie centered around.
repeats can never be made, the footage of the original event can never replaced, including waiting on line for phones to call home.
Jack just phones his performance in, enough said.....and speaking of laughing, I, for one, hate those scenes where the main characters are on a beach, over dinner, in bed, and they are laughing, laughing, but you the viewer are not privy to the stream of jokes.
And there were numerous people sitting there playing with their cell phones and talking, once a cell even went off.
I mean really, you pay $8.50 to see a movie and you can't even hear the dialogue, and you hear people playing with cell phones.
We expect that from Keanu Reeves, but when Jennifer Connelly, who gives it her all even in junk like Hulk, phones it in, you should realize your project has little merit.
Then we are taken to another level here when the phones ring and is Caleb's flatmate (Jim Verranos) who can't honestly act (sorry to say this, sounds like a nice guy though) and the very hard to take Gwen, Marc's flatmate.
When he threatens our flannel clad Richie Cunningham he says something along the lines of "You wont even get youself a phone call....cuz all the phones is dead!"
Set in stunning scenery on the titular Tibetan plateau, "Mountain Patrol: Kekexili" recreates an extraordinary grassroots effort in the 1990's by supremely dedicated idealists to stop poaching of the Tibetan antelope -- mano to mano with no satellite phones or navigation equipment or much in the way of weapons.
The CIA is just a little too slick here - love how those cell phones just keep on working... anywhere!
Frederick Knott wrote Dial as a play in the early fifties and the Hitchcock film version was released in 1954 BUT the entire plot (our old friend the 'perfect' murder) hinged on the fact that in those days only the upper and middle classes had telephones at all and those were in fixed locations and in this era of jack points and cell phones the idea of someone obliged to answer a telephone located on a desk in front of heavy drapes behind which a murderer was lurking ready to strike when the phone was answered would be ludicrous.
Dean Stockwell phones in what must be the worst job of his career.
The climax is the end: after a cop coldly kills a teenager, all his friends start to break public phones, burn cars, until a whole police unit come for the "final fight".
Hugh Grant phones in his performance and looks stunned that he had to do this flick.
Cell phones are commonplace in the film.
Mr. Saxon briefly appears as an American archaeologist who phones his wife to announce he discovered a genuine Etruscan tomb during his research expedition in Italy.
People make better films than that now with their mobile phones.
Every one talking on cell phones in every other scene is a bit much.
Yes, most people have cell phones, but it vitiates the action for the characters to always be on cell phones.
The rest of the cast pretty much phones it in.
Superficial talk over cell phones is the most intimate they can get.
Even though it now looks so dated, I mean, no dot coms, facebook or cell phones here, the meat of the story holds true now, as it did in '84.
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