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And when Storyville was still running, the Red Light District would promote each slut it had.
The opening moments don't prepare you for what comes up next and even though the action (which there is quite a bit of and, as stated earlier, is extended in the unrated version) is quite bloody, there's a morbid sense of humor running throughout the carnage and I fell out laughing on more than one occasion during this picture.
The same formulated detective series, of running around asking question, with the usual confrontational climax.
While 'Bugs' and 'Mickey' continue running, Tex's creations rarely appear on commercial television.
DaSica's movie is a slow-moving lyrical poem which differs from his earlier Neo-Realist work, and captures in its running time this illusionary reality as if all this were a dream that the Finzi-Continis were having.
Olsen & Johnson are up to their same antics again, but after the opening scene of the Universal lot running for cover, the film can't maintain the pace of that scene or what made Hellzapoppin a laugh riot.
Not to mention the character's that all seem to be running around fulfilling the plot elements with almost no sense of motivation.
Others hit the ground running.
Despite more people showing up than was expected and running out of food, water and medical supplies and dealing with a torrential downpour everything went fine.
The last soldier is then running for life with his 8 year old grandson, a cop, and a supernatural cop. the zombie is then not even after the now senior citizen soldier, instead they want to thank him since he stood up for them.
He is running on a dock when this happens.
The film opens with a bedraggled Birch running into her school and phoning the police.
There are at least a half-dozen major plot threads running concurrently; give the director credit for at least TRYING to fit everything that matters in from another of Tom Clancy's super-fat bestsellers.
This latest entry into straight-to-TV videos sees Tom Skerrit running for his life when disaster hits New York City.
Now they were going to far when they totally copied the Blair Witch Project with the Running through the woods scene with the creepy old house, and not to forget the cheesy disclaimers that it was deemed "lost footage" and such nonsense.
Some bad movies, in spite of themselves, actually entertain to a certain extent, and others, like Primitif, make you wonder why you wasted five seconds of your life watching it, let alone the entire 90 minute running time.
Predator works as a macho action film, gory horror and intriguing sci-fi, and despite it's short running time of just 100 minutes, it somehow manages to find room for all three.
It's essentially a chase film, the heroes running constantly from an assortment of wicked Muslim extremists.
Indeed, the filmmakers earned their R-rating more for the gallons of fake blood and gore that they splash over the course of the two-hour plus running time, not to mention the ghoulish sight of decapitated heads tumbling like footballs down the side of the temple, than nudity or profanity.
The well-meaning Protestant women running the town hall meeting are top-downers and begin by saying things like, "We must all find a common ground between us," and, "We must get to know one another so we can work more effectively together."
Watching this with my family I came up with the line "I'm looking for Joey Nova" as a running joke throughout the movie.
Pretty soon there's two lunk heads running around and they go back to 1777.
Sure the scientist guy was kind of interesting too, but this is a movie that could use maybe a killing or two more, maybe a bit of nudity, certainly some time cut from its running time would have helped.
What the hell?!? Mixed with fistfights with no visual interest, a very dumb and not plausible shooting while running scene where one cannot shoot another from 2 meters, and endless slow paced and useless scenes that should have been cut out or not even be shot to start with.
Director Norman Foster manages to pack more charm into each five minutes than most films have during their entire running length.
What fun to see Lunt running around in disguise and thinking he was putting something over on his wife.
Based on the story of Boss Tom Pendergast of Kansas City who ruled the roost there succeeding brother Jim from World War I until the outbreak of World War II, John Payne delivers a riveting portrayal of a political boss back in the day when these guys were at their heights running our nation's cities.
The actual running time is barely over an hour.
Nothing much happens, and the 70 minute running time seems twice as long.
"3 Men in White" director Willis Goldbeck's "Ten Tall Men" is a rip-snorting adventure in the Errol Flynn tradition about recklessly brave heroes and slimy villains running loose in the dunes.
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