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I was referred to this movie by a friend.
The man leaves for work and some strangers show up at his place and take the woman away to this 'tower block', a huge apartment building referred to as the Black Tower, where others of her kind (for whom the 'no memory' things seems to be the least of their problems) are being held for some reason.
The amount of filthy massacres is impossible to describe, especially when you manage to get your hands on the fully uncut version (referred to with the aka:"Nightmare Concert").
Her string of excellent 30s and 40s films is quite impressive but she is often referred to as stagy or brittle.
The copy I saw focused heavily on Joe's erotic films and referred to his horror output in passing.
Our main characters are a group of what my high school would have referred to as "stoners".
This is a classic film that is still referred to in modern-day films, even comedies such as "Throw Momma Off The Train."
Is he the "bothersome man" referred to in the title of the movie?
It still befalls me why it took us so long...I mean it stars Danny DeVito, Billy Crystal, and Ann Ramsy (who we referred to as "The Lady from the Goonies"), an all star cast that should have appealed to everyone in my household.
Often referred to as the Godfather of Rap, he should also be the Godfather of great movies.
We always referred to it as "Giant Robot".
This movie was also referred to as a "black American Graffiti".
They rang louder when a title card referred to America's Civil War as the 'War Between the States' (the circumlocution preferred by die-hard southerners).
The props are a perfect example of what Frank Zappa once referred to as 'cheepnis.'
In fact this title should be referred to as a "PERMA-TURD" from now on.
The various nudity scenes that other reviewers referred to are poorly done and a body double was obviously used.
This is what used to be referred to as a "woman's picture", a wallow, but it doesn't pass muster because it stays too faithful to its 1930's origins.
The so-called "hard 10" is the most insipid plastic creature there is (apart from having a horse-like face with a weird smile); I honestly found her friend Patty (referred to as the Hamburglar) to be much better looking than her.
BUT, I did not appreciate the comment that Canada was referred to as Montana North.
Because even if he eats me up I will probably just sit there laughing, "Ha! Get a load of this!!! Paul the Monster is ripping me to shreds!!!!!" That's the worst part about this movie is, this shark-thing is referred to as "Paul" throughout the entire flick.
I referred to it as the most important movie I'd seen in ten years, and found myself bumping into people who said similar things.
Also, in the former version, in most of the pertinent scenes, the clerics are referred to as "brothers" (and in some scenes, you can see where the lips say "Father" so-and-so but the dubbed audio says "Brother" so-and-so.
It should be more properly referred to as: "Earth, 2009".
As it stands, "Zentropa" (or "Europa" as it is referred to outside the US) is one of the most fascinating and artistic views of the bleakness and almost psychotic uncertainty that oozed out of post WWII Europe, namely the decimated German landscape, whose physical horrors were matched only by the damage to the psyche of its people.
Set mostly in a convent, and with a nun as the eponymous central protagonist (great performance by the wonderful Florinda Bolkan), "Flavia the Heretic" may be referred to as a 'Nunsploitation' film.
No (1962) being the second, while in Golden Eye, the first film with Pierce Brosnan, Judi Dench is referred to as the new replacement for the male "M" so how could she have been in place in the beginning before Bond became a double-0, aside from the fact that she is obviously 14 years older?
He referred to an example of, say, if he ran over a dog while on his way to act in a play that it wouldn't be the end of his life but that it would affect him, and that, without a doubt, he would have to bring that experience with him on stage even if it was a light comedy.
The setting is the opening of the 20th century, the war referred to in the title is World War I.
Mainly they're just referred to as Coop and Remer throughout the movie.
This is referred to in the film.
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