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When he sees the resemblance, he picks her right away for a contest his maganzine is running.
While initially the revolution promised freedom, at this point the small committee running the country is extremely repressive and is a dictatorship.
Because it's late and i'm running short on vocabulary, i will describe this film as "beautiful and heartbreaking," begging the forgiveness of those who cringe at such cliches.
that line about train a b and c is now to me an instant classic, the cg is great, yeah train looks a little fake,, but the aliens wow do they ever rock,, Todd Bridges,, where's Arnold, and Mr. Drummond,, wow he's been out of the loop , guess that's what jail does to you.. a bullet train is on it's way to Las Vegas with the Senator for him to deliver a big speech, a meteor has just hit,, and now all of a sudden we got aliens running loose aboard the train, and our hero cop has to save the day, to make matters worse his ex-wife is on board arguing with him.
The only time he feels in another zone is in running.
The set of twenty odd short films put me on the edge of my seat with water running down my legs.
The dialog comes across as natural and honest (given the circumstances), although the overall run of the film goes from predictable to cliché with the heroines falling down when they should be running, and investigating strange noises when they should be locking their doors.
Time was running out.
She was running around with her freaking evil eye and it was like what?
Chucky seems to interfere with characters from another movie, a soap opera about two teens running off together to get married.
Let me say that -- after having watched the entire film and the special features on the DVD -- my wife and I watched the whole film again with the director's commentary running.
The layers of theft, forgery, murder and war time intrigue (this was 1942) are almost too many for the brief 70 minute running time.
As it turns out, a large pick-up truck with an unseen driver is running down African Americans on a desolate stretch of road...
But it was slightly different-- a fun-loving slacker who finishes high school and makes his OWN college, running it accordingly.
It could become easy for people to assume that this is some kind of regular occurrence - in fact, even in the world of 'arthouse' cinema, such mammoth running times are extremely rare, for obvious reasons.
As with any Avery M-G-M short,frantic,kinetic pacing is to be expected (along with some nice, surreal sight gags-i.e.Joe trying to run away from McPoodle & actually running off the side of the film).
The ending was so sad when Giant Robot got blown up along with Guillotine and then watching Johnny Sokko with all the tears running down his face calling for Giant Robot.
On her first day of Jr. High, Alex walks home not too happy about school, but a truck delivering chemicals from the plant crashes into a fire hydrant trying to avoid running her over, dumping a strange chemical known as GC-161, where the chemical mixes with the water, covering Alex in it.
um, i'm running out of lines.
The main thing against the film is its long running time.
The movie has the best running theme of all-family togetherness.
The game plugs directly into a 'bio port' in the base of your spine and while the game is running, the player can't tell reality from game.
Or how about the pipe in the back with the blood running out of it.)
One the other hand Camp Mohawk is an elite camp that has them running for their money.
The premise is that the nation's dissidents (hippies, musicians, protesters, pacifists, etc.) are being rounded up and tried by a tribunal and then given the choice of prison or running the course of Punishment Park.
The people running the course are promised water at the half-way point, which isn't true, and the pursuing officials are mostly a sadistic bunch that are just out for a bit of target practice.
Just watched this on DVD three times - Once the 'normal' way, once with the scenes in consecutive order (in this doozy of a film noir, the beginning, middle and end of the story intertwine), and once with the director's commentary running.
I have never seen a film that had my adrenalin flowing that this film did, and that mostly happened when Bronson comes running out a fire escape with like an M-60 and plows down like 20 dude from a gang, it's genius.
The great thing about the film was in the short running time and budget of only ten thousand dollars, Duncan Rodgers was able to make a very well made film that kept the interest of the viewer.
The way they deal with various problems such as takeovers, memberships and general running of the club, not to mention the car parking dilemma was well scripted.
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