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The story, which originally had songs, revolves around a theatrical costume company, whose successful president is played by Winnie Lightner.
They're trying to kill the president (again!) and this time they're using dolphins.
Bruce, just promise me that you'll never be acting president ever again because you reminded me a lot of Bill Clinton.
Frank Sinatra, Sterling Hayden, James Gleason, Nancy Gates; these are the stars that make this movie an intense crime drama; the planning of an asassination of the president of the USA from an unsuspecting private home overlooking a small town.
The short stars Daffy and Bugs Bunny in a debate about what the president really does and why.
While the short goes on Daffy attempts to become the next president trying pass a law for rabbit season to last twelve months a year.
This law is of course ridiculous and shows why the president can never really pass such ridiculous things, because of the system.
Harrison Ford is the president of the United States, and mighty bad ass one man army he is.
I wonder if Petersen ment this film to be a parody? the evil Soviet Union threatens to come back! the president of USA is kidnapped by a bunch communist terrorists! but be afraid no more!
Shaq couldn't act, I didn't laugh at any part except the part of the president showing his ass to the nation.
The lines were dumb especially when Ociee Nash met the president and fell down when nobody moved out of her way, then saying a little later to the president her opinion of "hurrying slowly" which the president and everybody there found to be a great idea.
In the process Gauche takes their sacred gold sword, which is a gift from their Emperor to the U.S. president.
The president of the USA is addressing a charity dinner.
Anybody attending is searched for weapons, but they have not reckoned on several of the guests turning up with drinking straw blowpipes that shoot poison-darts disguised as toothpicks at incredible ranges, and with such accuracy that the president's minders get it in the neck every time.
The film never explains any character's motivations, except that everyone either wants to save their country and their president, even on their death bed, or they want to blow up america.
In this case, the bad guys are three assassins out to kill the president of the United States as he visits a small town.
Harrison Ford plays a president who refuses to negotiate with terrorists.
It was unusual to see Ronny Cox as the president and Ned Beatty in yet another superhero movie!
I first learned about "Countdown w/Keith Olbermann" when I read a transcript of Keith Olbermann's special comment "Liar in Chief...the president who makes things up", identifying that George W. Bush had claimed that Democrats had made certain claims (which of course they'd never actually made).
Now, he was not friends with the president during that period, nor with the next president, but he was friends with Bill Clinton.
Surprisingly fresh for a relatively unknown director , perhaps , the best ultra-real action film of the year , 1000% better then self-proclaimed pure action like Wanted !A story of an abduction of the US president , played by great W. Hurt, is somehow reminiscent of the following genre of macabre war thrillers : The Domino Principle , The Parallax View , Enemy of the State , except that it is told from different perspectives, thus the title !
The Philippine president praises the Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) as hero.
The president must try and make the right decision and he only has one chance.
The scientists and advisors are split, but the president errs on the side of caution and authorizes some dangerous operations.
If Bush had really been assassinated then by all means make a documentary about the causes of the assassination but to make one on a president who is not dead is despicable.
The superb acting from a top-drawer cast constitutes as another substantial plus: Susan Clark as Forbin's loyal assistant, Gordon Pinsent as the amiable president of the United States, William Schallert as a CIA director, Dolph Sweet as an army colonel, and George Stanford Brown, Robert Cornthwaite and James Hong as computer experts.
Is 1997 and New York is now a prison, when the president's plane crashes into the island Bob Hauk (Lee Van Cleef) the police commissioner, must get the president out of the island in 24 hours so the president can be in an important meeting for the peace of the world.
I will give you two reasons for watching this sci-fi potboiler about a solar burst that threatens to wipe out all life on our planet: martial artist Mark Dascascos as a disgraced scientist who figures out how to save the Earth and Lou Gossett Jr. as a black (!) U.S. president who decides to go along with Dascascos' seemingly harebrained plan.
Whilst all this chaos is going on, we get to see the reactions of the president, Glenn Ford, his secretaries, notably Robert Vaughn, and his military advisers, Henry Silva really carved thickly.
The movies plot itself is highly improbable, and there are a lot of factual errors, but do you want a documentary or do ya want to see a cool action movie featuring a butt kicking president played by the guy who did Han Solo?
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