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One has to wonder if Hollywood is running out of imagination or just getting lazy! the money for this film would has served better going to a charity!
The fact that the film does not featuring her is about as subtle as a pack of angry bulls running amok in a ceramics store that is being ravaged by a tornado.
The movie begins with a man running and then collapsing.
stay far away from this movie!!!! also there is a scene where a feminine dude literally cries (while running) at the camera for five whole minutes and you my mouth was open the whole time in shock.
Now surviving students fear time is running out before they figure out the motivation and identification of the killer.
so he uses a car instead of heroine, or we are all to absorbed by technology, whatever, the film doesn't have enough to say to justify the running time of this ultimate fake arty farty rubbish.
There will not be a sequal to this botch up, which sees a greying Eddie Murphy running around a theme park with little support from 'Taggart' or 'Rosewood'.
Yes, there is still something new to do in this over-used "water running" room, where you are literally naked with nothing but skin and your fears.
Instead of running out of the building, he unlocks some type of closet and jumps behind some good old cardboard boxes.
Nevertheless, the Japanese are portrayed as vicious, omniscient antagonists with the Nazis running a close second in this tale about pr-Pearl Harbor espionage.
Sorry I saw it only after 2 years and it was still running full, and I din't like it.
Most of the movie takes place in a deserted ghost town with a guy in a mask running around laughing and panting.
There is also some guy in a mask running people off of the road.
My companions and I left this movie in silence, each of us running the story back over in our heads.
(Although that is an insult to Michael Myers.) 3. the 'teens', whilst running from this hideous frightening killer (who wears a snarl like she's posing for her 'high school' picture on a bad hair day), look like they studied acting with cartoon characters right down to the double takes, the "I want to get away, someones chasing me, but I think I'll stand here and wait for her to come down the hall", and rounding the corners as if wearing clown shoes.
Personally witnessed the 5-parts variant of this anime and every part gave me groovy experience (we've got a 2-DVDs release - running time is 154 minutes - with 5 parts in total, which have a good "connection" between them).
The actors are peppered with some movie veterans such as Rance Howard giving one heck of a good performance as a man that has lived there virtually his whole life, Juliet Landau as a running girl "headed" for trouble, and the wonderful Greg Travis as the guy in charge of the apartments.
In fact everybody thrives in their roles on this long running British comedy.
Pegg, worried that the new man will supplant him in his five-year-old son's affections, plans to win his former girlfriend back by running the London Marathon.
Precious little of the tension of the novel survives, but there is a lot of running around.
Sure it's well directed, but that idea kept running through my head the entire time I saw it.
The film felt like it had it's running time padded out with plenty of shots of the sky and the Australian bush backed with atmospheric music.
The bushland could have become key element in this story but instead it's relegated to running time material.
Based on a long running television series that ran on Brazilian TV Globo for four years and was watched by 35 million viewers, Paolo Morelli's City of Men is a follow-up to the more flashy Meirelles film.
Tirelessly prolific veteran Italian exploitation picture director Antonio Margheriti's cinematic oeuvre is a very mixed bag, running the gamut from delightfully sleazy ("Cannibal Apocalypse") to nice, spooky, dripping with sepulchral atmosphere fright film fun ("The Virgin of Nuremburg," "The Long Hair of Death") to entertainingly goofy sci-fi ("The Wild, Wild Planet," "War Between the Planets") to pleasingly tacky spaghetti Westerns ("The Stranger and the Gunfighter," "Take A Hard Ride") to the unavoidable occasional dud.
Obviously, everybody had to don a wig and they look slightly ridiculous running around in them.
The 12 part series was commissioned for PBS, running every Thursday night from January 11, 1973, through March 29, 1973.
But who exactly are they running from and why?
Now that "That 70's Show" is no longer running, they should bring back 80's.
I DO however like the 2nd movie on the disc, "Filthy McNasty", which is the same director, and approximately the same running time.
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