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In the worst years of the depression, the most popular stars were not the most glamorous or attractive.
A popular trend can be a great subject for a movie.
Why they did it was totally a dark artea for me but one of the most popular things in Hollywood were making Americanised versions from French comedies.
Regarding the actors, the guy is well known in Spain as he is leading a pop band extremely popular with teenagers, and she is a complete unknown-
Was the first one really that popular?
Spoofs are generally not popular with the masses (except when Crosby/Hope or Abbott/Costello or Woody Allen are doing the spoofing) so it's no surprise to discover there exist few box-office viable spoofs of film noir.
Normally i don't expect much from direct to video sequels of popular teen movies but this one actually surpassed the original in my opinion.
I consider "Marius and Jeannette" as a really trite love story that takes in a popular district of Marseille (it is useful to add that all Guédiguian's works take place in this big French city).
'Radio Days' is a high tribute to the golden age of popular music, filled with great songs and dance tunes from the 30s and 40s.
On January 20 that year, a man who may have been the most popular president in the nation made his way on top of the platform.
A very well done, humorous teenage love story that every "not so popular" guy who was passed over in high school can appreciate.
It's beyond me how a religion expects to dopplegang a popular thing and make it suitable for their morales.
In many ways, it's groundbreaking...foreshadowing the confluence of horror and comedy that's so popular now (i.e.
It's all done in stop-motion animation and uses popular cartoon characters and toys from the late seventies and early eighties.
"Screams of a Winter Night" was made with student actors attending Northwestern State University in Natchitoches,Louisiana,a college that has since been abandoned,the neglected campus becoming a popular teen hang-out.It consists three genuinely spooky stories told by a young campers in an old cabin.The first one is about 'The Moss Point Man',a Yeti-like creature encountered by a local girl and her boyfriend deep in the woods.The second one is about a mute psychopath in an allegedly haunted hotel with the climax somewhat reminding me "The Blair Witch Project".The third story is about a sexually repressed girl turning psycho after an attempted rape.The strange,howling wind is becoming stronger and stronger...Creepy low-budget gem from late 70's without gore and nudity.It has some great scares and surprising twists.8
As many others have pointed out, this lacks what is accepted to be trademarks of Westwood's popular Command & Conquer franchise... the building system, video sequences and a solid story.
This 1989 French film was justifiably so popular that an American re-make followed later and then a cable television series followed after that.
I am just baffled as to why this show is so popular.
adam sandler is probably my worst actor of all time, the only good film he's ever been in is air heads when he wasn't popular.
I feel that the story was a little to real, which would probably explain why it wasn't as popular as I thought it should be.
But hey, I'm only a 12-year-old who loathes many popular cartoons (Pokédie!))
First of all I have to state that popular is a simply amazing show!
Part of the reason this movie was made, IMO, was a tribute to a very good and popular drama teacher.
Silent Night Deadly Night 2 is the film version of those terrible recap specials that come every couple seasons or so on a popular television show.
Way over the top, but utterly and completely hilarious just the same American remake of the popular 1978 French film/play "La Cage Aux Folles" about a gay nightclub owner and his flamboyant drag-queen lover (played by Robin Williams and Nathan Lane, two actors who I might say look like they were born to each be the comedic halves that equal one fall-down hilarious whole) who in an attempt to please and hopefully fool the conservative parents (played by Gene Hackman and Diane Wiest) of Williams' biological son's (from what is obviously a previous liaison with a woman) fiancé, pretend for one evening to be a straight married couple, a la Williams is the husband and Lane is dressed up as the wife, with as it is blatantly apparent disastrous results!
The first of course was one of his most popular films 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea.
In the 1st century AD. a brilliant and witty writer named Patronius wrote a book called " Satyricon " and from it's inception, became widely popular.
Together they share their travels, fortunes, possessions and a special love for their slave boy Gitone (Max Born) whom they have to extricate from a popular stage actor and his troupe.
Lindsay Lohan plays Lola, a hip Greenwich Village teenager who moves to a new school in a Jersey suburb, where she faces Carla Santini, a girl claiming to be the most popular girl at her school, a title that Lola must have no matter what.
In Germany ,in the 30's and 40', light Viennese comedies were popular on the cinema,like"The porch conscert",,1935,directed by Douglass Sirk.Well, Hitler was failing when this movie was being produce.
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