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Supposedly spread by cockroaches, the disease sends its victims into a psychosis where they act like the insects.
I will spread the word, this is definitely a film not to be missed!
Surprised to know that the director (Sebastian Gutierrez) was a young Venezuelan (28) and bored with so many predictable movies, I was delighted with the script showing so many small stories and cues spread here and there.
There were so many social issues covered in the plot that for that reason alone it would have been worth seeing; -but the real treasure was in the warm laughter that spread throughout the appreciative audience.
I'll have to spread the news.
Due to indifferent scheduling in Australia, I've only managed to catch a small number of episodes spread over the first few seasons.
Instead of watching the recycled history of "Pearl Harbor" with nothing new to reveal except for a couple of real events involving a few individuals thrown in so the makers of the film could say they contributed to the spread of history, along with nothing but CGI explosions filling in for a sappy romantic triangle.
We need this awesome show on DVD so PLEASE spread the word!!!
These statements would be true if the film was made to be taken seriously or to spread a statement, but it wasn't.
It's not like the world would have seen anything new (at least that part of the world who saw her Playboy spread.)
I never was an avid viewer of "Crocodile Hunter", but did occasionally see an episode, or a bit of an episode, and when the news spread about Steve Irwin's death from a stingray attack in 2006, it certainly caught my attention.
The only thing really worth watching are the many boobs spread throughout the film.
After the overrated success of Amenabar and Balaguero, Spanish Horror Movies spread like a disease in the increasingly sad world of horror movies.
I have thought this would be a good way for the artist as Bilal to spread his art and ideas to wider audience.
They're dark, bitter creatures with nothing better to do than to spread their own misery.
The creative minds behind this trash should disband and spread out to prevent further displays of such concentrated craptitude.
Which is pretty much like regular England,only nobody's vandalising football stadiums.In this picturesque setting of lords,dames and other randomly chosen titles,Charlotte Gainsbourg walks around aimlessly as Jane Eyre,from that novel nobody has ever read willingly.Jane usually hangs out in Mr.Rochester's crib,where she tries to teach a French girl to look at an empty chalkboard all the time.One day,Mr.Rochester(William Hurt on auto-pilot)comes back to fall in love with Jane and all that,but there's still the matter of his fruitcake wife that is locked in the attic.Oops,that wasn't in the brochure.After some people being thrown around and some carefully spread fire(they probably rented the set),the movie finally comes to an end.Everything looked really authentic,that's something I guess.But then again,nah.
Not only that but the prejudices displayed in the TV series are not nearly as wide spread in the books.
It seems like the 1950's was a time when Katharine Hepburn wanted to spread her wings a bit as an actress, and that is fine.
That was the beginning, but, since radio, live concerts and word of mouth were the primary methods available to spread the phenomena, it took some time before swing made enough inroads to produce big hits that showed up on the pop charts.
While I believe in freedom of speech, they way they spread hatred, lies, disinformation, and such fantastic ideas is beyond all limits.
A corny offering of music from the 70's is also spread through the film.
I hope they will stop making horror movies who has a virus and the virus spread and make people to zombies.
Then the next thing I found she did a spread in Maxim and she was gorgeous!
General Morton is in charge of the situation & has to stop the zombie plague from spread throughout the whole world!
This was also the first time that Art Director Dave Milton got a chance to spread his wings.
They can't stop the "passing" of government secrets or the spread of communism.
Seriously, can you imagine such a spread of talent in one film without a huge budget: Daniel Day-Lewis, Ray McAnally, Brenda Fricker, Hugh O'Conor AND Fiona Shaw?
And that's exactly how they should write; you want to thumble from one plot twist to the next, not get a tsunami of secrets spread all over you and then pick up a few to explain to the viewers.
This trend even spread into horror features, with titles like Blacula, Blackenstein and Sugar Hill serving up blaxploitation versions of monster standards.
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