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Jody's mother is acting in what she perceives to be the best interests of the child - what is worrying is that the child would appear to have been referring to it's mother's partner as "daddy" - very dangerous as a child needs to be brought up in a family unit of male father and female mother.
The reviews on this thread keep referring to Hitchcock's REAR WINDOW, which certainly is the best known version of this plot, except for one element that is not in that film until very late.
I'm referring to the Shriek Show DVD too, Anthropophagus, I have a DVD of the US cut which is now going to be traded in.
Referring of course (in the picture, not the cartoon), to Lennie's overseer and traveling companion.
This leads to a funny conversation between the two cops and Atkins, Atkins says teenagers are dicks and one of the cops replies "well, I have two of them" referring to the two dead kids from the opening sequence, the other cop quickly buts in and says "teenagers that is!", funny stuff and it doesn't end there.
The movie HardBoiled that most people are referring to with the hospital gun battle, etc. is awesome.
I am referring to the miniseries that aired in the US with Depardieu and Malkovich.
Mainly I'm referring to the bizarro band scene where Rutger hops on stage to fake-play a guitar.
It could be referring to the lives that we see.
It could also be referring to the relationship between Will and Amira.
You've got to love the touches of strange science fiction to "Nowhere", and of course I am referring to the trippy (and corny in a cool way) alien abductions.
The way the little mousy guy kept referring to his tax problems... we all know that's how they brought him down, but they gave that away in the first 20 minutes!
And how can you NOT love the line referring to Timothy Dalton as England's number one spy who is "even bigger than 007".
She keeps referring to the Dayville.
I'm referring to the main character in "Bee Movie," Barry.
For those who don't realize it the Lady of the Tropics we're referring to is Hedy Lamarr who falls big time for visiting playboy Robert Taylor in Saigon.
Referring to "Rabid Grannies" as it being a great movie would be a crime against all forms of good taste, but it's nevertheless a film that every horror-loving Belgian should be sincerely proud of!
Even though it's a one camera comedy with no studio audience or laugh track, it's a sitcom I really enjoyed since the episodes usually featured Bernie talking to the home audience from his easy chair, referring to the people watching at home as "America."
A particularly impressive part, to me, was when Kirsten Dunst's character points to the number branded on her arm, and cries, "I wanted one of these!" referring to a tattoo.
Referring back to the previous comment - I sure have a sense of humor, and a quirky one at that, (love monty python, super troopers, shaun of the dead, etc) but this has to be the worst movie ever!
I love the fact that in this spy film they refer to his brother as the greatest agent of Britain, but they're referring to Sean Connery, not James Bond! That's because they couldn't get the rights to use the Bond name in the film, although Sean seems to have been amenable to his own name used.
and it Does make sense,if referring to the progression of clues and false leads and how the movie ends.
I loved this movie and watch it often (own it on DVD), referring it to others who ask me if I have watched a good movie lately.
"Badge 373"'s influence reaches a long way,you can't make a cop movie today without at least sub-consciously referring to it.
Well for one the whole commentary in which Wynorski keeps referring to the footage stolen as Delta Force 2, but it's actually Delta Force 1! Other such action sequences are from Red Heat,Invasion USA and Navy Seals.
Dr. Gina Atwater is an unnecessary addition as well which to the best of my recollection, without referring to my series collection, was never an element of any importance whatsoever.
And, I'm referring as much to the movie, itself, as I am to its male lead.
I won't insult your intelligence by referring to this as a "film."
It is hard to understand who is making the comments, sometimes they come in the first person, sometimes in second, and several times they are referring to things that are totally out of the time of the Roman Empire - like the comment that the gladiators were sold as it happens to the football players, or the quotes from Suetonius.
The name is straightforward: "sukiyaki" being a traditional Japanese dish (standing in for "spaghetti"), "western" referring to the genre, and "Django" referring to the gimmicky B-movie series of westerns from the '70s which the film constantly references.
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