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I don't necessarily ask for "reality" in a movie but in this case only something painfully real would have hit the spot.
Lennie Niehaus' supremely bluesy and jazzy score likewise hits the spot.
Wallace Shawn is the only bright spot in this mess, but he's eliminated quickly.
Everybody gets to the spot in California in a coast-to-coast race where anything goes.
I have a soft spot for this movie and would love the opportunity to see it again.
Give the guy some roles where he's not the bad guy so its a harder to spot.
Ever momentarily had an urge to kill someone when they stole a parking spot from you, badmouthed a member of your family, or committed an obvious fashion violation?
The story is a bit predictable and you'll spot the bad guy at first glance but it's all fun.
You can immediately spot who the bad guy is and the plot is just an excuse for a lot of kicking and fighting.
In fact, this movie goes beyond mere badness and earns itself a spot in the list of all-time clunkers occupied by other such embarrassments as Tarzan the Ape Man (1981), Inchon and Myra Breckenridge.
Sam Eliot plays her biker boyfriend but also has a soft spot for Rocky.
Well, it is always a bit difficult in Western countries to get to see Bollywood movies with English subtitles, and though I have made a bit of an effort to spot them in the last few years I wouldn't call myself a Bollywood expert - and of course I've grown up with Western rather than Indian aesthetic standards ingrained.
Hero and heroine are miserably poor, spot the undernourished child and resent the ticket scalpers.
His mother wants him to get a job, but when he goes out he gets together with his friends and they spot a busty woman and flirt with her.
As for the movie, it has a spot on my list of guilty pleasures.
I have never been compelled to write a comment about a movie before this, and in fact, the very first comment I ever saw on IMDB for this movie (at the time, it was the only comment and is now the last comment) was pretty spot on (the one where the person saw it with Finnish subtitles).
The great thing though is that in spite of all these minor niggles, the film really hits the spot.
The one bright (?) spot in this movie was the acting.
Season 1 of this great series contains 12 one-hour shows and each one features compelling plots that build off each other, strong characters that look the part, and dirty locations and scenery that are spot on.
The black lines around the boy and the difference between his movements and the animation is so bad you expect to spot a blue screen any minute.
All but guaranteed to reach the most hidden soft spot in almost everybody, and with enough clever wittiness for the rest.
We liked the spot on period detail; the great locations (ever visited out-of-the way parts of Spain or Italy?), and the specially faded film colours are an excellent touch.
Standing in contrast to the film's madcap goings-on, it takes place when George escorts Kay, who thinks he's Larry, to the spot where years before he proposed to her as Larry.
Also, the dirty jokes towards the end cracked us up (especially since it was the only bright spot of actual humor in the whole film).
Anyone who saw this growing up has a soft spot in their hearts for it; I've encountered enough people over the course of my 37 yrs who perk up at the mention of it to be aware of its place in a lot of our memories.
The only bright spot was from Samuel L. Jackson.
It makes each new situation in the film seem fresh and exciting no matter how much of a dead spot came before it.
Emily Harrison who plays Jane Magrew is the bright spot of the movie.
In New York City, Lionel Q. Devereaux (Groucho Marx) and his fiancée Carmen Novarro (Carmen Miranda) are unsuccessfully trying to find a spot in the show business.
Watch "Asylum of Satan" and you'll develop a soft spot in your heart--or your head--for it :)
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