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An intense battle of wills ensues, superb performances all round including Wilfred Lawson as the jailer.
Over the years I've watched it more and more and I only just got round to buying the DVD a few days ago.
Slim tries to shoot Jesse(but his head is gone when Jesse shoots it off with a shotgun)and hits a policeman outside instead commencing in a round of fire into the house burning it down.
I looked at my uncle dancing round his living room to some of its music and asked myself if anybody expected me to take that seriously.
Apparently, it was too difficult to round up ANYBODY who had ever served aboard a submarine to correct a few of the several hundred mistakes.
laser scenes and miniature bombs, the acting is abysmal, an in my mind there wss no need for gratuitous sex scene half way through, i mean would u like to see a pizza face 50 year old man having sex with a woman half his age (who repaetedly changes her clothes in the back of a van without a van). it appears that the 50 year old star's grandad acted out the fight scenes due to the slow pace and all round crapness of it.
Not like in many modern movies, I believe Nicol Williamson, Helen Mirren, all the actors from the round table, and Mrs. Boorman did excellant jobs.
The whole thing made me wince all the way through the first episode, and I never got round to watching the rest.
Round about the same time Paul McGann was cast as The Doctor in the American DOCTOR WHO television movie it was announced he'd be starring in a British DIE HARD type of thriller called DOWNTIME .
Presumably John Schneider was once talented, but he left it all in the dressing room this round.
Tall slender women with nice round asses bouncing to and fro in tiny little bikinis.
The aunt is a really horrible person, she has all the local lads round her home all the time drinking beer and doing basically anything they please.
But this really is a typical Yuzna-production, featuring all his well-known ingredients and, to round it up: he knows how to deliver the goods.
I was really disappointed with this, given a decent cast and a decent script and someone who can direct then it would have had the potential to be a good all round film.
Michael York, sporting a thick crop of cinnamon-colored hair and talking with a Limey accent, plays the visiting celebrity with a snide kind of casual indifference, which is perfectly right for the character, but it does nothing for the audience and he elicits little interest; Rita Tushingham (reunited with York from 1967's "Smashing Time") overworks her perky nature and large, round eyes, yet her character hasn't been given many dimensions beyond what we are made to quickly sense (that her aimlessness led her to India and what she really needs is a man in her bed).
My only guess that appearing in this was better than doing the 'convention' round between jobs (ala just about anyone from Star trek!).
Wonderful art direction and remarkable performances all round.
Another round of mirthless antics from Ernest P. Worrell, a character considered lovable and endearing by only Jim Varney and the handful of in-bred yokels who make up the audience for these films.
This film stuck in my head for days (as well did the song "Merry Go Round").
Tom is playing a round of pool, and cheating if I might add, not knowing that Jerry is sleeping in one of the pockets, when Tom sinks a ball into said pocket crushing Jerry, a game of hilarious cat and mouse antics begin once again.
The ending gives the reason for the mission, and create round characters out of Sam and Dean. 10 out of 10.
Elodie Bouchez is my idea of the kind of twin I would like to have all round me, what a gal!
At Least Riget actually exists in real life (the Hospital in Copenhagen is Nicknamed "Riget" which Means "Kingdom", Due to it's Extreme size) And to round it all off, maybe Stephen could have continued the series instead of remaking it, since two actors died after making the second one (hence why there isn't gonna be a third).
I sometimes try to describe them to family & friends who aren't into these types of films & they look at me like I'm from another planet, how on Earth would I even begin to describe Please Don't Eat My Mother to these people?! A bit like this probably... Our peculiar tale starts with a momma's boy & all round loser named Henry Fudd (Buck Kartalian) walking down the street minding his own business.
Later, after she visits briefly with Blood, she sends Angus out to round up Blood's old crew.
Without doubt it is a logistically fairly impressive effort to shoot an entire movie in one take, but so is delivering a paper round on a bike without brakes.
The large cast of characters is nicely handled and it doesn't have the round and round feeling that later Zorro serials engendered.
Kudos, big laughs and a robust round of applause to the best delivery, lines and most entertaining scenes which are all handled by Marlene's maid - Idabelle - played beautifully and naturally by Marietta Canty.
Adrien Brody is essentially the lead, but Mark Ruffalo and Rinko Kikuchi round out the main group of characters.
Even by surgeons' standards,Doctor Stone is horrible and arrogant.Disliked by fellow medics in his big city hospital,none of whom will be sorry to see the back of him,he is on his way to L.A. keen to make his first million in Cosmetic Surgery.After taking an illegal route round a traffic jam he runs his vintage Porsche into a picket fence owned by the Judge in a one - ute town down south.Failing to bamboozle them with his big city ways,he ends up in the Judge's courtroom and is sentenced to do community service at the local hospital which is under threat due to the imminent retirement of the town doctor,a wise and experienced old-style MD.The rest is pure Preston Sturges.
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