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Also loved Stubby Kaye's "Sit Down, You're Rocking the Boat" number and the performances of Sheldon Leonard and B. S. Pully.
demonicus rocked, you guys need to understand how hard it rocked, unfortunately, the words needed to explain the extent of the rocking have not been discovered.
Therein lies my only criticism--the video package states something like 71 minutes, and at least one online source claims the film to be 67 minutes, but apparently it's more like 61 minutes of rocking fun.
I'm too damn old for it now, and the arthritis in the hands and hips mean no more rocking, but for the length of that video, it all came back, and it was all there!
Stubby Kaye steals the show as Nicely Nicely Johnson, who brings down the house with "Sit Down You're Rocking The Boat."
Before that there is water skiing, card playing, occasional use of a typical but fun slasher score and some relatively rocking tunes by a group called Voyager.
Great epic landscapes, lush set designs and costumes and a rocking background score courtesy A.R. Rahman.
Himesh Reshammiya is rocking here too with another hit soundtrack under his belt.
Just make sure to hear the rocking theme song, which is one of the film's best qualities.
Woodstock had a lot of rocking acts though, and if they were lucky, they even got to play within six hours of the announced time.
Geriatric hysteria, helmed by a man who must've been dozing in his rocking chair.
Filmed at all the actual Liverpool locations (including John Lennon's house, The Cavern, Strawberry Field, etc.) this is a rocking, realistic look at the young Lennon, warts and all.
Students: note the grossly ineffective vocal inflections, the myopic combinations of fake-English-lord and California slurring, the twitching rather than walking, the gesticulating wildly while raising shoulders and rocking back and forth and jerking the head.
The sock hop - which was rocking beforehand, let me tell you - screeches to a halt and everyone stands gape-mouthed at this dolt.
Too bad I was too little to witness any of Queen's concerts when Freddie Mercury was still rocking the Earth.
Regardles, he had been rocking them all day.
American companies and the entire US economy have a huge stake in China now, so both candidates have no interest in rocking the boat.
Taming the ChaebolsSEOUL – The indictment of Lee Jae-yong, the heir apparent at Samsung, is but the latest explosive development in the political scandal that has been rocking South Korea.
But, rather than rocking the boat, risking her survival, she chose temporary fixes that let the vulnerabilities fester.
The central bank stands in the way of cross border financial mergers; union bosses stand in the way of free choice for workers; business leaders have too much to gain from the State to see their interest in rocking the boat.
The Battle for BahrainMANAMA - The fervor for change that inspired revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt is now rocking Bahrain.
For the average post-Soviet Russian, who regained Crimea from their couch, remote control in hand, falling into line with the majority is far more appealing than rocking the boat – so much so that Russians are outright refusing to think critically about what is happening.
None of these rulers, especially the authoritarian ones who emerged after independence, had an interest in rocking the boat.
Today, the revolutions rocking much of the Muslim world are bedeviled by Islam’s military past.
But, with strategic competition between the US and China as delicately poised as it is, and with the economic interests of Australia, Japan, and many others in the region bound up just as intensely with China as their security interests are with the US, rocking the boat carries serious risks.
I have a good relationship with him, and think him a good man, but he is neither a democrat nor a liberal, and he was more concerned with not rocking the boat than with building a better future for Russians.
After all, a major reason for reappointing Bernanke is to avoid rocking financial markets.
They are wary of rocking the financial boat, so they go easy on financial reform and refuse to insist on more equity capital for banks.
But the truth is that the populist surge now rocking the West has its own echoes in Asia.
For the BOJ, the fundamental problem is its deep institutional fear of rocking the boat politically, and thus its inability to play the role of chief economist.
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