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The sun spots allow his radio waves to traverse 30 years into the past to his father.
While MacMurray and Douglas seem awkward in spots, eventually they gel enough to hold this farce together.
Dialogue a bit 'racy' in spots.
Meanwhile a old Jewish man named Abraham Weiss (Marc Lawrence) who is a Nazi hunter spots Olivier on a T.V. programme and recognises him as the man he has been after for years.
At a small garage, Courtney spots the guy who predictably will later become her love interest.
It does have some dumb spots, so I'll cover those quick and get them out of the way: 1) A Mage summoning a creature of fire in the library of priceless lore and nobody being concerned or telling her "do that outside", then they wonder when things catch fire.
They bimble across the desert looking for the Mexican border, finding en route a mummified body buried in a dry river bed with a gold medallion on it; when they later find a mysterious Indian (the always reliable, although poorly cast in this case Danny Trejo) who spots the medallion, he tells them the legend.
Morgan Freeman and Robert Duvall are the only bright spots.
There are funny spots too where the audience feels pulled in again and again to this familiar yet unique world where the Tyler family lives.
Bright spots in the film include Len Cariou, Laurence Guittard and the magnificent Hermione Gingold, reprising their original stage roles.
It had sufficient scaries and jumpy spots to make it perfect date stuff.
Dudes in the House" is loaded with plenty of gore and violence.The script is pretty mediocre and there are some dull spots,but overlook that and you have an enjoyable low-budget gorefest.The scene,where one guy is cut in half by window is a hoot.Check it out,if you can find it.7
The trailers and TV spots for the film would have you believe that this yet another goofy Brad Pitt film where he runs around like a pretty boy for ninety minutes, but don't be fooled, this film is far more gruesome and much funnier that I believed.
It is worth the price and the story line is not bad at all but there are a few empty spots without explanation, which might have been avoided.
Boorman used the music of Wagner's operas most effectively in the relevant spots in the film- the sensual Prelude to Tristan and Isolde plays as Lancelot and Guenevere have their tryst in the forest, the spiritual, ethereal strains of the Good Friday/Holy Grail music from Parsifal plays as Parsifal himself encounters the Holy Grail and Siegfried's Funeral March from Gotterdammerung opens and closes the film as both the Sword Theme and the tragic motif of Arthur's heroic death.
It has guest spots and musical numbers galore, but unlike the themes in "Grease", for instance, this doesn't have the impact or widespread appeal to be wildly successful; it just doesn't work.
Then, on top of this inanity, add lots of gratuitous nudity which contributes nothing to the story except that the person making the film was probably getting off (it appeared the camera froze in a few chosen spots...like we have never seen those before!)
Great action mixed with explanatory and character building scenes and was actually very funny in spots.
Not only do the lyrics no longer match what's happening on the screen, but there's even dialog on top of the lyrics in spots.
Scenes were added that actually take away from the film while a few favorite spots have been cut out.
Hell, I'd even watch LIFE RETURNS again over this one; at least that's bizarre enough in its badness and resembles an Our Gang short in spots.
Quite simply, there are few other films with as many spots to laugh at as "The Out-of-Towners."
Ever have that day when someone gets on your nerves and you feel like pulling the axe on them?That's exactly what John Waters demonstates in his dark comedy Serial Mom.After starring in the cheesy family movie "House of Cards", Kathleen Turner has created one of the best performances in her life as the beautiful, heroic, misunderstood, law-obeying serial killer Beverly Sutphin.Eversince six murders, she has been placed with some "terribly untrue charges" and the only 'serial' she knows "anything about is Rice Krispies!".But she has good reason for butchering six people: they all commited a crime that no one understands, like dumping her daughter, eating poultry (because Beverly loves birds),smart-alacing about her dentist husband, refusing to rewind a rental tape, critisizing about her family skills, and witnessing one of the other five crimes.You may think she's insane, but really, she's just expressing things we'd rather hide inside of us.Like, say you work in a store and someone wants to return something but they don't have the recipt.It can't be returned without the recipt, so you tell them "No can do".Then they start cursing you out like you're worthless.Wouldn't you get the urge to shove a bullet in their brain?Well then, you now know how Beverly Sutphin feels when someone decides to be a wise guy.This movie is perfect for anyone who loves to laugh.Plus, the DVD contains the theatrical trailer, a behind-the-scenes featurette, several TV spots, four interview clips, and extra behind the scenes footage.I give this one a 10/10!
Buckwheat convinces him to have the gang take care of him and call the dog smallpox because of his spots.
Is there anyone else out there who thinks that all the wrong characters ended up in the wrong spots?
Nothing new, nothing great, but kinda funny in spots.
One of the few bright spots was the brief chemistry between Tim Curry and Ed Begley Jnr, bringing back fond memories of Tales of the Crypt, when Curry played three members of a family, with Begley playing a salesman.
One of the few bright spots is that Gershon's voice over narrative seemed cool and had some good lines.
Overall I found it predictable and boring, and entertaining only in spots.
Although some of the audio got wild in two spots where there was heavy traffic on screen and where some people started screaming, I think it was perfectly acceptable for a documentary.
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