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Something about a ghost wanting her jewels back and her hubby running some creepy game on Jones.
Surprisingly minimal amount of gore, NO suspense (hint to whoever came up with the spoiler heavy play on words title, you stink!!), and the film's 90 minute running time is endlessly crammed with unneeded filler.
But I am sure that in the final seconds, as Grieg is running up the street to his home and Nina, his arms swinging as one's arms do when running, he passes a young girl traveling in the opposite direction - and his hand smacks her rump sending her sprawling off camera . . .
Serling returns to form, though, with 'Escape Route', the story of a Nazi war criminal (Richard Kiley) running from his brutal past.
There are fissures bursting open at random, men running around in Creature from the Black Lagoon costumes, a gratuitous song, a mysterious dagger, lots of tunnels, but no logic.
I also liked how the title went with the story - Jane Ryan (Ashley) was running out of minutes until her speech presentation in New York, and Roxanne (Roxy) Ryan (Mary-Kate) needed to get to the Simple Plan's music video to promote her band - and they both were being chased down by all sorts of people!
The opening of Massacre at Central High has the credits play over shots of the films main character David (Derrel Maury) running along a road and across beach in Southern California to an awful song called 'crossroads'.
And the story: It made no sense, bouncing like a pinball from here to there and then wrapping everything up in a nice, tidy package in the last 5 minutes as if DePalma said "Uhoh, running out of film, let's wrap this up!"
Since there are so many of them, the following will read more as a complaint this than a coherent review, which is appropriate since coherency is definitely not something that CASINO ROYAL has, surprising given the ridiculous two and a half hour running time.
A former Apache hunter, who has lost his taste for violence, becomes embroiled in a running duel across a scorched, rugged terrain with a gang of gunrunners...all over a lousy 100 bucks...and honor...and a woman.
A variation of the "10 little indians" theme here as a mysterious beast of lore is running around the countryside gobbling up people like pac-man scaring everyone witless in the area.
The build-up in the movie, especially the sharp dialogue that is given to the aforementioned William, makes the movie feel even shorter than its hour-plus running time.
The men in this film are quite literally living day to day, and the comparison of men to dogs that serves as a running motif throughout the film feels like more than just a poetic device.
Her funds are enough to keep it running another time.
This movie is lots of shots of dorkish hero (Troy) in dire need of major dental corrective treatment running away from balaclava-clad thugs who, despite most of them carrying rifles, never think of shooting him.
For example, one of these douchebags is running around in a Pinhead shirt....yeah, lame.
Bingo makes his way cross country to find Chuckie, running into several obstacles.
It's about 2 sisters who inherit a hotel in the backwoods somewhere where, unbeknownst to them, there are 2 murdering incest freaks running around in the same location.
In a sense it is, considering how much of the film's running time is devoted to fairly explicit (at times clearly non-simulated) sexual encounters.
Otherwise, some pretty stupid characters, a few decent explosions and a lot of running around.
This movie at a running time of 92 minutes was about 62 minutes too long.
She looks ready to deliver and is running around and jumping as if to try and induce labor.
Intelligently written and beautifully filmed, the movie resembles something of a photographed play with the lovely Marlene Jobert and Charlie squaring off in an unusual cat and mouse tale almost entirely consisting of their two characters during its' running time.
She should be running the police force in Boston.
I don't watch the show, and the movie had me laughing for the majority of the running time!
I don't remember him even running a single time.
Pointless hallucinatory sequences, meaningless 'experimental' scenes, bunches of re-used animation, 'far-out' light shows...you name it, this film grabs at all the straws it can find in order to struggle through its alloted running time.
The film does fall a little flat in the third act, with a fairly predictable ending that feels more positive and "Hollywood" than a great noir usually should, but it's a nice entry and there aren't too many wasted moments in the 73-minute running time.
I couldn't figure what possible purpose they served, other than padding out the running time and driving the audience mad.
The next day the guy is running around with no problem.
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