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The plot was something pulled out of a 1st graders Christmas story he made for a school project(of course this story would still fail even for grade 1).
Jimmy Steele was a great character in the film, he really was there for all the contestants and pulled off the event itself single handedly.
It's hard to buy into her being completely crazy and stumbling around in LA and locked up in a psycho ward, especially if you saw the smile on her face when she pulled the trigger not once, but two times in a chilling scene.
A surviving b/w reel-to-reel videotape of a 1958 (or 1959) BBC broadcast shows Ms. Holiday- beautiful, regal, but somewhat melancholy (with hair severely pulled back and in a glittering dress)- stylishly reciting with piano accompaniment for 3 minutes of what must be the earliest surviving videotape ever recorded-- and just a scant 5 months before her death.
How anyone survived the water for over 10 minutes no one knows, but it is true that at least 6 person's were pulled alive and stayed alive, after this time though originally 150 were pulled out still alive but died and were buried at sea by the rescue ship Carparthia.
The main note of a person surviving the water was Bakker Charles Jorgen (1888-1977) who was kept alive for more than 2 1/2 hours in the water before being pulled onto Second Officer Charles Lighttoller's overturned Collapsable B lifeboat after 1st Wireless Operator John Jack Phillips froze to death on the boat minutes before Boat No. 12 took them all off just as it was about to submerge.
Imagine being pulled over by a Cadillac Police car in 2007 Wouldn't you feel nervous ???
This show might have garnered more good will from long time game show fans at the beginning, but GSN teased them by airing a few weeks of the original "IGS" at 3:30 am est and then pulled it to substitute this new, hugely flawed version, which was rerun from its 11:30 pm est time slot.
Only Blair Witch Project (1999) thus far, pulled off a feat to beat under similar circumstances.
My expectations for the film weren't all that high, I expected predictability and probably nothing too far from the beaten path but I was pleasantly surprised that the actors pulled off a riot of a movie and the story was watchable and not dragging.
I was rummaging in my old things a while back and pulled out a bunch of old movies.
No pulled punches and not a speck of self-referential wit here, just classic stalker/slasher mayhem, presented by Hooper in a style that skillfully evokes the low-budget, grainy realism of such earlier fright flicks as his own '74 classic, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
An FBI agent they want dead is fed to a shark, but pulled back up before dead, put into a bag and left back at home to die?
It's a performance that Crawford must have pulled from her own life experiences to achieve such rising momentum.
He pulled it off well enough to get me into his character.
The idea for this movie was a good one, it just wasn't pulled off.
Even in X Men 3 he pulled off a brief good time as "Juggernaut".
I think the movie tried to portray Frank as a victim of circumstance where he tries to go straight but is pulled back into crime by the bad influences around him.
This movie had characters that pulled me in and made me want to watch.
They pulled out one after another.
Then just after the NY Film Critics gave the film their coveted award for the year, its distributer went bankrupt, killing the tiny promotion budget, and the film was pulled.
I think you've had the wool well and truly pulled over your eyes.
Like, someone got all their out of work hack actor friends together, threw in some family members, and then pulled a few people off the street kind of bad.
In here she is shot, paralyzed, pushed into a gigantic fish tank, pulled and then dropped down stairs, and is choked with wire.
Only Howard Hughes could have pulled off something as subversive as the racket.
I have lived in Chicago my whole life and can tell you two things for certain: one, no honest cop(least not the ones I know) could afford a house like Truman's, secondly, the area where he lived is typically crowded with cars; there is no way the mob guys could have just pulled right up in front of it.
It was a bit of a stretch to believe Martin as a total villain--but he pulled it off quite well
Every part of this film is at fault here, from the endless anachronisms for 1979 (houses with vinyl siding not available until the 1990s, references to the Falkland war in 1982, Princess Diana style puffed sleeved party dresses from 1981...) to the Alec Baldwin Long Islander bad dad character he has pulled out of his hat on several B movie occasions.
However, it is very hard not to, when the plot of the movie is fragile and could fall apart if the string was pulled a little.
I was pulled into this movie, despite a clichéd and standard TV movie type script.
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