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You can just see them there, popping open.
And the last thing we want to see is drug-resistant strains of HIV popping up all over the world, because it will make treatment more expensive and it could also restore the pre-ARV carnage of HIV/AIDS.
This photo shows an animal popping its head out at sunset off the coast of Florida.
Periodically, they remove a cylinder of ice, like gamekeepers popping a spent shotgun shell from the barrel of a drill.
This was obviously concocted as an excuse for a shoot out and escape scene bordering on the preposterous, with people popping in and out of doorways and running past windows while firing pistols at each other.
The only thing that kept my interest was the numerous big names in the movie that kept popping up for no apparent reason and who had no acting or good lines to contribute to the mess of a film.
Watching Mayne keep popping up on screens in his mausoleum brought a wry smile to my lips each time.
The worst part about it is that either nobody in 1979 realized the asinine events of the movie (such as Concorde's door popping off at some ungodly high altitude or Patroni shooting a flair gun out the window at Mach 2 to avoid a NUCLEAR WARHEAD!?!?!?....what were they thinking???)were totally unrealistic or they just didn't care!
From then on, the film features too much lame happy family-related doo-doo near the lake, with occasionally some corpses popping up here and there.
It interweaves a personal and political tale that continues to haunt me, popping up in my mind's eye with frequency.
Highly manipulative picture doesn't give us a very realistic familial unit (with young Justin Henry certainly not resembling the product of a marriage between Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep!), but the dynamics are intriguing and involving, and director Robert Benton keeps the pace popping with lots of cleverness, marvelous classical music, canny editing and surefire bits of humor.
As far as I know I've seen most of Lucio Fulci's films, with the exception of some later ones that are popping up on DVD now, and I would have to say this was his best "pre-zombie" offering.
The officers manage to escape back to the ship but, like some bad cosmic penny, Trelane keeps popping up.
It is a story about a girl (Rachael Stirling) who goes from riches to rags and from rags to riches, with her first love (Keeley Hawes) popping in and out of her life.
She's alluring, tricky and deadly and she keeps disappearing and popping up again like some sort of magician's trick.
Over the past couple of months it's been popping up all over cable, so do yourself a favor and watch out for it.
These two disappear sharpish when the reporter pokes his nose around, but strange other coincidences start popping up.
Director Howard Zieff keeps it all popping, and even when Epstein's one-liners feel like Neil Simon rejects, Zieff zips right along happily.
Popping up in nifty secondary parts are the luscious Stefanie Careddu as Monetero's fiery gal pal Marisol, Ivano Staccioli as a hard-nosed army captain, and Gerard Herter as flinty lawman Lawrence Blackman.
Popping up in cool bits are Chuck "Porky" Mitchell as a detective, Patrick Wright in one of his customary policeman parts, and Tallie Cochrane as a corpse.
Ewa is of course pretty but no it is not enough, and in the end we have seen far too much of her popping up all over the place, long after we have completely lost interest in this mindless and pretentious twaddle.
Cartoon characters keep popping up as bit players and extras, drawing unintentional laughs from the premiere audience.
I watched this movie with a pervading sense of anticipation, expecting fireworks, and instead got someone popping a Gucci shopping bag.
After popping it into my DVD player I re-examined the jacket cover and even though I took the cover out of from the plastic viewer, I STILL could not read any of the production detail information about the film.
The comedy is about Melida who stumbles in on the dinner party after popping 28 sleeping pills.
All this dismaying waste of film stock needs is Count Floyd popping up every sixty seconds.
Oh not to forget we even get the legendary Chuck Connors popping up now and again, and watch him dispatch some ninjas with his shotgun with little ease.
There are a lot of attempted jump scares, with one character popping out to frighten their friend, which couldn't even manufacture a few cheap thrills, because they are so calculated in such a tepid way.
He is traumatized over this and is seen popping pills.
Still it's worth watching for some eye popping animation.
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