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If you enjoy movies about retards running rampant and elder abuse than this is the movie for you!
5) FBI agent has a choice, chase running really bad guy or help fellow agent stuck in truck on railroad tracks with train coming.
I guess if I have any real beef with this film, is the fact that it has several song & dance numbers that do little more than pad the film out to it's two hour (somewhat over long) running time.
I found this film to be a variation on The Longest Yard as much as it is similar in plot to The Running Man.
There was a big scratch running through print for about fifteen minutes.
We're to also believe that this thing is running around, abducting women and ripping people apart, and the state police never arrive and no media circus ensues.
The absolute best scene in this entire movie is the local mobsters being pelted with fruit and running away.
In many ways, this film came out to capitalize on the publicity surrounding Lana Turner's own screwed up family life (her daughter killed boyfriend Johnny Stampanato in 1958)--instead of running from the negative publicity, the movie exploited it, as the film is about a supposedly conservative small town that instead seethes with a cauldron of rape, murder, illegitimacy and hypocrisy!
I went into The Hole expecting another badly acted slasher flick with crazy teens running around subteranean passage ways.
Not to mention,CBS also gave Charlie Brown and his faithful dog Snoopy their own Saturday Morning cartoon show as well which lasted for five years running and they would put out new specials based on this series.
HtD gets right up in your face and asks you if you want to see a slasher movie with five luscious babes (each with a distinct personality, of course) dressed in lingerie (unless they're in Daisy Dukes or in the shower without any clothes at all) running around a building after-hours and firing automatic weapons.
Sure, it's not a patch on 48 hours, but it does stand as a perfect example of ne plus ultra 90s sequelitis as tougher, simpler movies are retooled into flash bang gee whizz action paintings with money flushed into entourages and re-doing the same things they did almost a decade earlier on the cheap, only this time they all actually get paid (rather than the studio running off with the money and leaving everyone to wonder why a major success still isn't in profit).
The actors should be given awards for the quality of acting, I did not see any of the stereotypical women panics or war heroes running around with shotguns spouting clichés.
I love the inclusion of that charlatan Yuri Gellar (sp?) and the "footage" that shows the young men running up the hill, pointing excitedly at the "UFO" they caught on film.
The running time is about 1 hour which is about 30 minutes too long.
A boyfriend and girlfriend traveling through Texas on their way to Florida have the misfortune of running up against the likes of Leatherface and a brand new clan of nutcases(including a young Viggo Mortensen).
In essence, gung ho nonsense that could only ever appeal to white American males running about the New Jersey countryside playing at toy soldiers.
Rather than proving an asset, its short running time (70 minutes) gives a careless, rushed air to the proceedings and ensures a total absence of the visual poetry which marked David Lean's definitive 1948 version.
Furthermore the movie does not justify why these children participate in unbelievable levels of abuse before running off to play out with their ice-creams and trikes - it just doesn't make any sense.
The film then proceeds very elegantly for about the first third of its running time.
Anthony LaPaglia stars as Leo Waters, a Chicago-based architect whose domestic life is not as stable as his professional; to wit: his eldest child, Martin (Sebastian Stan), has just dropped out of college and his aimlessness leads to an unlikely assignation; his youngest, daughter Christina (Hayden Panettiere, currently on NBC's hit series "Heroes" as the cheerleader impervious to pain), whose blossoming into young womanhood is proving to be a painful event; and his wife Julia (Isabella Rossellini), a homemaker whose anal retentive disposition is masquerading some still waters running deep.
There's much more attention to character in the film's hour-and-a-quarter running time than in many full-length features of the era; Jay Novello, as an alcoholic veterinarian who doubles as an underworld sawbones, is especially memorable.
If you're familiar with Wynorski you'll love Hard To Die, it has all the same elements of Sorority House Massacre II, pretty much the same story with the same girls running around in lingerie being stocked by the spirit of Hudsacker which has taken over a girls body.
It shows a furry-headed, heavy-browed Hyde running into a house which is then set ablaze by a pursuing mob.
The problem with this movie for me, watching it with my 6-year-old daughter, was that this absolute jerk running the show clearly has no idea about what rock and roll is as I know it.
It all begins very promisingly with a family running into the woods to escape German bombs and encountering an almost savage seventeen year old youth.
The movie basically consists of a couple of teens telling each other stories with a story running in the background.
Possible Spoilers I wanted to give this stinker a 1 but the dialogue was so bad that I laughed until I had tears running down face.
My only complaint is that a theme from Ennio Morricone's score kept running through my head before I could remember this is the movie where I heard it.
But there are lots of other nutso people running around, causing trouble.
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