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And so we've created the eco-acre transfer-to-transfer development rights to the transit corridors and allow the re-greening of those former subdivisions for food and energy production.
Martin Luther King did not say, "I have a nightmare," when he inspired the civil rights movements.
I am an American civil rights activist who has labored with communities of color since September 11, fighting unjust policies by the state and acts of hate in the street.
Those were poor guys fighting for their rights.
I refuse to believe that studio bought the rights to this movie for anything using the Genius' Koontz name.
Scholckmaster Roger Corman somehow came into ownership of the rights to produce the Marvel comic book characters sometime in the late 80's or early 90's, and handed it off to Oley Sassone, whose directorial work has largely been in campy TV series such as 'Hercules' and 'Viper'.
I've always wondered what the makers of the films lambasted on MST3K felt about their works being shredded (not to mention how Best Brains acquired the rights).
I mean WTF? Then there's an episode where Carly's rival Nevel blackmails her by taking her website rights and agrees to give her the website back in exchange for a kiss.
HBO or Showtime or whatever must pay for the production company to go through the motions -- to hire someone who may or may not actually speak English to get high and hammer out something approaching a plot, to pay strippers with terrifying boob jobs to bounce up and down on grossly waxed dudes' torsos, to find people to design and light sets, to purchase the rights to cheesy techno music, etc.
Perhaps I will take another dollar, purchase the rights to this film, and remake it.
Well anyway this guy in the basement, who for all rights should be long dead is still around.
I don't understand how the wwE doesn't have the rights to some of the old music, since most of those songs were created by the WWF they shouldn't have to worry about the licensing and royalty fees that prevent shows like SNL from releasing season sets.
What is the point of them even owning the rights to this huge library of video if they have to edit it so drastically to use it?
Big (and we mean plus sized big) baddie Sebastian Cabot is trying to run salt of the earth farmers off their land in order to get the oil rights.
With the amount spent for making this movie the producers should have considered buying rights for "Cellular" to be dubbed into Hindi and released the movie.
Margaret Mitchell's heirs sold out their rights and for big bucks allowed Alexandra Ripley to write a piece of junk book even worse than Barbara Cortland romance novels.
That seems to be the trend, buy the rights and then just make a movie that has zero to do with what the fans want.
And the best part is that as of October 23 2005 they started filming a sequel please don't be fooled by the box even though it looks exactly the same as the first dark harvest it's not lions gate bought the rights to the Maize:the movie and had the brilliant idea to release it as the sequel to the original dark harvest;which i thought was funny........the only thing they had in common was they were both shot in a cornfield....This Movie WILLLLLL not scare the crop out of you like the first one so just stay away!!!!!
In the first episode the Father said something along the lines of ' I wish women didn't go out and get jobs and have the same rights as men blah blah blah' That really helps attitudes huh?
Other examples of psychological propaganda are crime dramas full of self righteous cops including big-jawed aggressive women accusing everyone they question trampling their rights and making those men feel like scum.
Cheaters, aside from the political machinations is an invasion of privacy and a violation of rights, furthermore most of these women assault the men!
When I heard Disney had the rights to "Underdog",I figured at the very least it would be a cool Pixar partnership affair,and we'd get a great Adults & Kids film like "The Incredibles".
Instead of patiently waiting to buy the rights of Asian horror hits and subsequently remake them in America, they now discovered they could simply hire the Asian directors and assign them to make their brand new ghost story directly in the states.
Boll apparently bought the rights to use Far Cry long ago even before the game itself was even finsished.
It has been said a million times before but why couldn't someone more talented pick up the video game rights to create a movie????
The film also makes thinly veiled accusations that the black civil rights movement was communist-inspired, another pack of lies.
The interesting thing about it is that Camp Video bought up the rights to it and slapped on a 1986 copywrite date in the credits.
Starring Rudy Ray Moore as the pimp superhero out to wrong rights whilst challenging the MAN along the way.
One where individuals are treated equally and with respect to their essential rights as humans.
If we allow undemocratic, inhumane acts to be committed in our name, if we split our society into those who have rights and those who don't then we undo the work of our ancestors.
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