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When there are three teams left they race the final leg to win the cash prize.
Mister Jonathan may not get the top prize but he gets points for showing the audience that dance is not always a love story but can be used to convey the darker side of world issues.
The nomadic Terrans, brutal Zerg, and stalwart Protoss each seek the ultimate prize: survival of their species and domination of the galaxy.
And we fans of film noir prize nastiness and cold-heartedness.
Probably trying to latch on to the success of Blacula(a rather good film), Blackenstein tells the story of a limbless Vietnam vet named Eddie returning only to be the guinea pig of a Nobel Peace prize winning doctor.
Strange that he won the Peace prize for his work with DNA, but let's push logic aside for now.
Slater has appeared in some real dogs in his career, but this one takes top prize.
An unusual assortment of pilots converge for a cross country automobile race where breaking the rules and chaotic car chases are part of the game , and everybody competing for a grand prize in less than legal rally.
Full of excellent actors, like Christopher Walken, Vicent Gallo, Anabella Sciorra, Isabella Rossellini and the phenomenal Chris Penn, with a monstrous performance which make him win "Best Actor" Venice great prize.
(For an update on the story see Altman's The Player) Kirk Douglas (at the absolute top of his game here) plays the S.O.B. producer, Lana Turner (in that brief moment between the baby fat and middle age that seemed to overtake her so swiftly) as the cynical, hard-drinking, vulnerable, showbiz outcast, near ex-actress, Barry Sullivan as the neophyte director looking for a break, Walter Pidgeon as the bottomline fixated studio head, and Dick Powell as the Pulitzer prize winning author and font of high quality original material.
Nobel prize winning novelist James Hanson (Richard Moll as Charles Moll) & his wife Claire (Faith Clift) who is a Doctor and has been suffering from nightmares lately, both set off for a holiday in Las Vegas.
I just read somewhere that it got a prize for being the worst movie of 2007.
The plot is rather mixed up, everybody had a motive, but the change is so fast that it makes no sense, and at the end the secret guy comes up to take the prize.
Music buffs prize the song for its ambiguities, but IMDb reviewers want the film to explain everything.
At this point, I feel that no one in the competition is deserving of the million dollar prize.
The hateful bunny is about to gong him off until he gets back to singing "I Love To Singa" and wins first prize.
Everyone was scratching his head wondering if they were supposed to remember them to perhaps win some terrific prize.
The only prize that the usually excellent Jodie Foster deserved for her performance in the God-awful "Nell" was a Booby Prize, not an Oscar nomination.
He deserves some sort of prize as the Academy Award winner who had to wait the longest to receive his Oscar.
Lou Gossett Jr chews the scenery a bit, but even he seems to know he's in a prize thanksgiving turkey.
If you're turned off by the backbiting and Macchiavellian manipulation on such shows as Survivor or Big Brother, but the idea of a group of people competing for a big prize appeals to you, then you really should try this program.
In the scene directly following that rape, she is brought to a Thai boxing match, where her body is the prize for the winning fighter.
The story centers around the Miami Dolphins and that their prize mascot, Snowflake, has been stolen!
It's chaos but great fun and the winner has the prize of being in the main event at Wrestlemania, challenging for the world title.
The fact it won a Cannes prize makes me more hopeful of its release abroad, especially in the UK, where Italian cinema is direly underrepresented (with the exception of movies that show Italy in a quaint or picturesque light).
Perhaps there was no getting away from it, but Broadbent's performance did indeed depict Longford as a dithering, pig-headed old man who didn't care to consider the feelings of the victims' families, nor the possibility that Myra was making a prize pratt out of him.
The only consolation prize I have is that this movie is so unmemorable I will probably forget it by next week.
Gorgeous Robert Taylor plays a prize fighter, Frank Morgan his moronic father, Edward Arnold a mob boss, and Maureen O'Sullvian is Arnold's beautiful daughter, who falls in love with Taylor.
Best actors don't try to be professional but they think that this is just prize for being best-known people in polish entertainment, so no need to put any effort if you paid part of cast already.
There is a cash prize for the winner.
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