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It's hard to find used, because no one's selling this baby for 5 bucks at the pawn shop.
If anyone ever sees where they are selling the season please email me.
the improvisations of Styrofoam and polystyrene mimicking the giant killer snowman are classic, and this is clearly the intention - its one of the few films that has its budget as its main selling point.
Speaking of which, I think why this movie works is because although L & H are a selling point (and why I got hooked to watch this one (them and Hal Roach), I love them in their early Hal Roach stuff), this keeps them at a minimum and stays squarely on ADULT fare (by 1930's standards, and not that far from today's standards if you read between the lines).
After not having much luck at selling his screenplays to the new movie industry during the first decade of the 20th Century, in 1908 playwright D.W. Griffith got the job that would make him a legend: he was hired by the Biograph Company as a director of movies.
After being accused of being a turncoat, selling out his boss, and being dishonest the lawyer of Pepto Bolt shrugs indifferently "I'm a lawyer" he says.
As Moe a weary street peddler selling neck ties (and who also sells information) she is terrific in a role that brought her another Oscar nomination.
In the process of attempting to clean the place up so as to hold a big auction in it with hopes of selling it to the highest and wealthiest bidder the two men realize (much to their dismay) that the house's oldest resident, a tiny little mouse, is unwilling to give up his much loved abode without a fight!
Ruthless streetwise tough guy Tom Powers (a terrific and electrifying performance by James Cagney in his star-making breakthrough role) and his loyal partner Matt Doyle (well played by Edward Woods) rise to the top of the criminal heap selling bootleg alcohol for the smooth, hard-nosed Paddy Ryan (a fine portrayal by Robert Emmett O'Connor) during the Prohibition era.
Faust is a classic German legend focusing on the classic idea of a man selling his soul to the devil.
This film concerns Mabel Normand having some trouble with selling what looks like hamburgers; however, one of the alternate titles for the film suggests she's selling hot dogs.
Someone should put pressure on Universal (who is still selling the same 16 year old video) to restore this gem, and re-release it on video and DVD.
As the others stated, the movie has no point no story line and has absolutely no life into it...it does nothing other than selling sex like many movies these days but yeah besides that the actors seem to force themselves into acting, it just doesn't look natural.
Its poorness is so extreme that of itself it is the film's strongest selling emphasis.
As for Zachary Scott, while he's far from a household name, I loved how slimy he could be--and when I read he was playing a guy who's selling guns to get rich during the Mexican Civil War of the 1910s, it sounded like a role PERFECTLY suited for him.
Now we move to a scene where a horse trainer is selling drugs that will improve the dogs speed.
This movie is a in depth look at what society face today in this world of selling drugs and making a living off of it.
This movie butchers it's only selling point when during the "love scene" the wholly untalented miss Vincent stays covered, unlike in Cabin Fever when she is involved in multiple raunchy scenes.
Best selling novels often make bad movies but with writer director Michael Crichton (who also wrote the book) does what most others should do: FOLLOW THE BOOK AND IT WILL USUALLY BE A SUCCESS!!
One of its selling points was the return of Casper Van Diem, the star of the first movie.
It's no wonder that the Grease soundtrack in the best selling musical soundrack ever.
He thinks becoming a hip hop star is all about being black and living in the city selling drugs.
I just watched a tape of it and am selling it fast and cheap so it won't contaminate my library of films.
With any luck I might get my money back by selling this pack of dogs on eBay.
Writer/director Frank E. Flowers makes "Haven" in the disjointed, jumped-up style resembling his production team's more successful "Crash", which is supposed to be this film's selling point.
He does the best he can as Shirley's greedy grandfather, who considers selling Shirley for $5000.
unfortunately, i paid $13 for the DVD off ebay and was only able to recoup about $4 selling it to a video store.
Bad guys in the company she works for are into selling secrets to foreign agents, so she reveals happenings about this and is fired for doing so, then is set up by insiders in the company to cover up the killing of the company president.
The selling and promotional materials seemed to indicate it was something of an artful classic.
The search leads him to world renowned virologist Dr. Ramsey Krago (Ron Perlman), who is secretly creating deadly viruses, releasing them, then "developing" an antidote (which he had created in tandem with the virus) and selling it to the highest paying pharmaceutical company.
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