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In the future, Bill & Ted are in the public popular history but then a evil man (Joss Ackland) is set to kill Bill & Ted by sending cyborg look-likes to destroy them.
(These villains became so popular in the 40's that Warner Bros. created their own take on the Tracy-style villains in such cartoons as Daffy Duck) Tracy's comics were known for their liberal use of gunplay and the up-to-date technology advances (notably the wristwatch communicator), which got their fair share of screen time on this excellent movie.
You might find this cartoon very, very similar to the more popular Muscle Beach Tom from the 1950s.
The fifth cartoon in the series, 'Stop, Look and Hasten' brings together all the lessons learned in the first four Road Runner shorts and uses them to create a perfect marriage between the ingredients that make these characters and their antics so popular.
A precursor to Saturday NIGHT LIVE, it's a hodgepodge of spoofs and takeoffs of popular movies of the time.
You get Leprechaun (1993), starring Warwick Davis of "Willow" fame and Jennifer Aniston who would later go on to starring in the popular T.V series "Freinds" along side Courteney Cox (Scream), Matthew Perry (The whole nine yards), David Schwimmer (Six Days Seven Nights), and many others.
They have made fun of many popular shows/movies including Harry Potter, Star Wars, Pokeman/Digimon, X-Men.
This film shows why he and Charlie McCarthy were so popular.
Yet, I understand the series was popular in Italy at the time.
Presumably, one or two of these overgrown schoolboys playing buffoons were popular in themselves.
It's just another one of the early black-and-white crime noir movies that were very popular at that time.
Actually, this is one of the more obscure examples of a comedy subgenre that was popular in the 1930s: a 'wacky' family with several different eccentric personalities all living under the same roof.
I've personally never really enjoyed those whole day-in-the-life-of/intertwining stories films that are so popular anymore, and this one in particular didn't really appeal to me based solely upon that said type of plot line alone.
La Vie En Rose was popular in post war Paris, World War II that is.
The series actually got its start as an episode of another popular TV series of the time, "Trackdown", during the second half of the '57-'58 TV season.
It is obvious that the studio wanted to exploit the popular "Salem's Lot" without "shoveling" out the cash to do a decent job.
And like most curiosities that weren't popular in their initial release, it hasn't improved with age.
Mediocre zero budget wannabe grindhouse horror flick, written by none other than Ted Mikels and Arch "Eegah!" Hall, about cat food manufacturers over acting outrageously and using human cadavers as the secret ingredient in the most popular cat food in town, and thus creating a horde of (or at least one or two) bloodthirsty kitties.
I try to watch movies that are not popular just to see what they are like, and most of them are not so great but this one was truly horrible.
The substance of this film is watered-down pseudo-philosophical tripe that is popular among the "free thinkers" of our time.
Primo is a genius as a chef but they are on the verge of going out of business so Secondo goes down the street to a very popular place run by an acquaintance named Pascal (Ian Holm) and Secondo asks for a loan.
Kathryn Grayson was a visually and vocally striking singer and actress who graced some of the most popular films of the postwar era, including "Anchors Aweigh" (1947) and "Kiss Me Kate" (1953).
However, she gets nowhere until she's noticed by famous movie star Norman Maine (Fredric March), a performer on his way down in terms of popular appeal.
BAFTA winning Rowan Atkinson returns as the nasty and very cunning Edmund Blackadder, this is the last series in the popular sitcom.
Viagra must have been popular in the early 70's already.
In this country, Lucky Luciano is one of those 20s legends who have so often been glamorized in movies; we tend to be fascinated by such characters, and although films tend to either explicitly condemn them or show them coming to bad ends, they are among the most infallibly popular Hollywood staples.
One of the most popular formulas used for scaring people is that of an evil house.
This movie is the first one by Cem Yilmaz, unquestionably the most popular and funniest stand-up comedian.
This disaster drama created for TV is based on a novel by a popular New York TV anchorman-turned-author Chuck Scarborough.
She frequently said that adapting a popular book is difficult because fans of the book are so devoted to the text that they are upset because their own favorite episodes are left out.
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