Property
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"Summer's End" tells the story of a retired black doctor (Jones) who buys lakeside
property
in Georgia and finds himself reliving a long buried but not forgotten past.
A humble, self-effacing Muharrem, a devoted member of an Istanbul dargah is brought into a seemingly irresolvable inner conflict by the humility of his spiritual leader Cemal who acts on a dream that came to him from God, and appoints Muharrem the order's
property
administrator.
But, when he visits his mansion, Fenton is chased off the property, by interloping inhabitants.
Titled GRAND HOTEL, it proved a great success on the Broadway stage, and with its fame as both novel and play the studio made the
property
the focus of its powerful array of contract talent.
There has never been
property
damage or cattle mutilations like they discuss in this movie.
The enticing Joan Collins plays a shady real estate agent along with a boat load of prospective
property
buyers attacked by giant mutant ants.
Essentially an episode of 'The Fugitive' with cobwebs on, 'Nowhere to Run' sees escaped con Jean-Claude Van Damme getting comfy with widowed Rosanna Arquette's family and defending them from ruthless
property
developer Joss Ackland, who wants to tear down their farm and put up a huge development.
So much of the humor comes about by the many problems they have while trying to upgrade the
property.
Specifically, the guys used the winch to break a chain and trespass onto private
property
deep in the middle of nowhere littered with ominous looking barrels that would appear more appropriate in a toxic waste dump.
The trailer promised a sardonic View Askew
property.
Superhero movies are again a hot
property
thanks to the big screen adaptations of Spider-Man, X-Men and Superman.
Here's the scenario: Futuristic company limits couples to only one child, and any past that become
property
of the company.
In Tuscon, he meets up with a good-ole-boy
property
developer who invites him down to the gun club where Kersey turns out to be something of a sharp-shooter.
A firm believer in minimalist plotting, Bava here pits thirteen amoral characters against one another, as they grasp for a piece of desirable
property.
The company that owns the
property
insists that their representative be present.
An escaped convict protects a widow from greedy land developers who want the
property
for something.
IT'S STOLEN
PROPERTY.
The script for the piece was furnished by Jan Lustig, Ivan Tors and James B. Williams, drawing the events largely from "The Man of
Property"
by John Galsworthy.
In the cast were lovely red- haired Greer Garson as Irene Forsyte, and Errol Flynn as Soames Forsyte, the eponymous new-money tycoon of the "The Man of
property"
s" original title.
The story-line, for those who have never seen it, involves a loveless marriage between Soames Forsyte, who regards his wife as an article of
property
and Irene, a 19th-century woman who has to marry, being without profession, who grows to despise his miserly nouveau riche pretensions, controlling behavior, and bullyings.
Good Morning, Miss Dove is a
property
that I'm surprised Frank Capra didn't think to direct.
Dennis Mitchell always seeks out Mr. Wilson's company, but each time disaster strikes, usually causing harm to
property
or Mr. Wilson (sometimes both).
It is, for the most part, a bleak, rather disturbing film, but, for those along for the ride, it's also somewhat cathartic in that it allows the viewer to vicariously get back at those who break the law and have no regard for others' feelings,
property
or wellbeing.
The somber sequence depicting the dignified suicide of proscribed patricians reminds us that many prominent persons who fell out of favor by their political affiliations were forced to abandon their families in this way which also included confiscation of their
property.
It doesn't take long before one of the four disappears and the others go looking for him, only to realize that there is something not quite right about the
property.
This sparks a rash of brutal butchery with various friends, relatives and total strangers all being randomly massacred in order to determine who's got exclusive dibs on some valuable lakeside
property.
The Haunting of Seacliff Inn is set on the picturesque Californian coast & starts with Susan (Ally Sheedy) & Mark Enright (William R. Moses) looking to buy some
property
with the idea of converting it into a seaside inn when Susan spots a beautiful old house sitting on a cliff overlooking a beach.
You have a deranged mad man chasing down a traumatized girl and her friends all around the Hewitt
property.
It's the skewed logic of a criminal mind that since they stole something then it is now theirs and they are justified in using any means to recover their
property.
Hey, it's stolen
property.
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