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So, one would deduce the chance to produce a live-action feature film with a million pound Hollywood budget was an excellent opportunity to revive the series as has been done with 'Spider-Man' and 'The X-Men'.
Once more, the poor, misunderstood rebel can pound everyone in the movie into the pavement, murder and pillage, but is powerless to stand up to his alcoholic father.
Where Sleepless in Seattle delivered what amounts to be the same message, albeit on a more subtle, somewhat more mature level, Serendipity delivers it with a sledgehammer, and then proceeds to pound it into your psyche for the next tedious hour and a half or so (and that's an hour and a half of my life I'll never get back again, thank you very much!!).
So if you want to hear a dog in the dog pound saying "I'm Keyser Soze", or another animal saying "You're a dead cat walking", or many other funny one liners, see it.
I rented out every copy i could from local video stores and crushed them with a 5 pound crucifix.
It was ridiculously shallow, the dialog drab and uninteresting, the characters about as interesting as a 5 pound bag of fertilizer.
The concept of a serial killer clown is actually quite scary seeing is there are a lot of people who are afraid of clowns....but having it be a 300 pound nursery rhyme reciting killer clown makes a mockery of the genre.
Cheap prices, like $1.95 for ladies hats, or 17 cents a pound for beef seem outrageously high to Buster.
The general public would not sit still for a love story about two young exotic lovers in ancient Egypt if played by the typical 300 pound over 40 tenor and soprano with the vocal equipment to sing the glorious music properly.
Chance is the younger dog who knows a lot about life on the inside of the pound.
The voice over used to display what the soldiers are thinking is spot on, though I would have added breathing and heart rate as this seems to pound in your ear drums in given situations.
A Jonny Kennedy Memorial Fund has been set up to raise another half a million with the aim of ensuring that Jonny Kennedy left a one million pound legacy.
The movie follows a dog named Charlie who had escaped from the pound, is killed by his old friend, goes to heaven, but ends up coming back to earth.
In the movie Gharlie Barkin (Burt Reynolds) is helped by his friend Itchy (Dom DeLuise) freedom out of the pound in New Orleans 1939.
It didn't try to pound a lesson into us.
Well it starts out a bit dark, a dog who escaped the pound, and gets killed by an old friend, ends up in Heaven, and comes back.
No, it isn't Titanic and it won't make your heart pound with anticipation but it will bring on a laugh or two.
Then again I bought this film for a pound; so what do you expect?
All but the most analytical cynics will get caught up in this well crafted thriller which squeezes 10 pounds of dramaction into a 5 pound bag magically making room for the excess with hi-tech gadgetry.
Add several non sequitur contrivances (e.g. the whole dog pound sequence(s) with its obvious use of stock footage, the way that Cameron receives funding for his film, the sabotage vignette, etc.) and you have a film that is chock full of holes.
A film about a likeable tramp that loses his beloved dog to the pound.
The tramp goes to high-class restaurants and dances to get his dog Spot from the pound, passing his hat around at the end.
He then has to face the bureaucratic robots (people that run the dog pound) to get his dog.
I think its a production for a local community in America, how com i can buy it in pound land in the UK though!!!???
You have to see it to experience how rubbish it is, watch this film but don't pay anything more than a dollar, or pound or a euro... try and see if you can last till the movie ends...I couldn't the first time and missed the ending the second time, it now sits proudly with the rest of my DVD collection as it should with everyone, so you can say, I own the worst film eva made
Once Paul Verhoeven left America to resume his stellar work in Europe, I guess the MPAA had to have someone to pound upon.
The relationship between Ron Moody and David Soul was about two losers, one of which (Ron Moody) lost a dog who turned up at the local pound and needed to use the other guy (David Soul) to get him out of the Pound by working as a double act and begging for money in local Bars.
When he turns up at the Pound the dog has been sold to a loving family.
Here's a list of hideously dreadful celluloid boo-boos which act as dead giveaways that spell out the painfully obvious fact that this stinkweed picture reeks more intensely than a damp ten pound bag full of week old horse manure.
This is easily my favorite comedy on pure pound for pound most laughs.
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