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Let me count the ways: 1) It is a bait-and-switch movie that starts out being about a UFO investigation, then turns into a high-pressure sales job for Christianity.
The Story is more of a Steven Segal type action that even though Roadhouse 2 is a B movie it still doesn't click as some B movie action still sales the movie no matter how cheesy it is.
The famous Wilder schtick the meet-cute is particularly tasty here when millionaire but-careful-with-it Cooper attempts to buy half a set of pajamas in a department store on the Riviera and meets with sales resistance until Claudette Colbert turns up and agrees to buy the other half.
sidenote Every person counts in ticket sales.
Sony Pictures Classics, I'm looking at you! Sony's got the rights to Harry records -- you need to distribute the film and you'll get radically increased sales of his back catalog!
The film, which has Walter Huston as the lead, is stolen by the performance of "Chic" Sales as Grampa.
Michael is in Paris on business and goes into a French Department Store to buy a pair of pajama tops and the sales people refuse to sell him just the tops, he has to buy the bottoms or there is no sale.
And I love it!!! Wonder Showzen will pick up a cult audience and once it's canceled, the DVD sales will go though the roof.
Starring Michael Imperioli and John Ventimiglia from The Sopranos cast, "On the Run" sets us up in a 24-hour wild ride in the city that never sleeps, as we follow the meanderings of an introspective sales agent who is suddenly dragged by his long-gone school companion, just out of jail.
Charles "Chic" Sales is absolutely terrific as the sole member of the Leeds family willing to testify against a gangster they saw murder a policeman and an informant.
There's also good suspense, as Sales disappears just as the trial is about to begin.
Over the years THE THING as made a cult following from video and t.v sales and as many new fans.
The masses may enjoy their entertainment spoon fed to them in nice bite sized censored calm bits, but there is a large group of people out here in the world that share the opinions and insights of the filmmakers that still make films for the love of the material or love of storytelling, not DVD sales or box office.
My understanding was that foreign sales drives a lot of these B movies.
In DVD sales it was good for short time but then nobody asked for it anymore.
When the series had finished I was running the sales department at work, banging a plethora of women and frequently won the karaoke competition down my local.
They cheated for the music videos for western sales and used a lot of western models so the males could touch them I usually enjoy Indian films a lot but this was a major disappointment, especially for a modern Indian film.
This movie is written by Charlie Higson, who has before this done the "legendary" Fast Show and his own show based on one of Fast Show's characters (Tony the car sales man).
The directors star appeal and the subject matter was sufficient fodder to spark interest and ticket sales, but this is a flop.
Though New Line might just be looking at sales, they all know the only reason this one made more money than the one prior was due to its 3D ending.
Every store has a big huge bin of this crap sitting on the sales floor.
The one weakness is the decision to shoot in sync-sound English rather than Spanish - probably to improve sales in the US.
The Club Foot had that regulated that for touring occupied areas for the soldiers to short wave radios for the soldiers also night clubs and hotels,in Berlin and Hamburg, and record sales only.
Set in World Depression Era Prague, this is the story of an ambitious store clerk who is falling in love with a mystery woman with whom he has exchanged romantic letters, only to discover that the mystery woman is none other than the sales girl from his shop, who seems to be constantly bickering with the colleague.
CCCC had lot of contraversy due to the financing of the film and this with not really knowing what the film is about has generated good publicity and advanced ticket sales for the film around India and Abroad.
i also heard warner's aren't going to release any more due to the first DVD's bad sales.also
I just wish that this had made it to a console system but alas poor PC sales nipped that one in the bud.
Love the scene when Hunt travels to Japan with his sales pitch.
They make no money from sales of the $20 dvds.
In this film Harry (Daniel Auteuil) a businessman expert in sales psychology meets up with Georges (Pascal Duquenne), a Down's Syndrome child on the run.
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