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Life's going not to badly for Harry Mitchell, he's an ex-air force major (plus nifty little pension I imagine), who's raking in the cash for a patent he's developed (fusing titanium and steel via explosive process, creating super metal fit for NASA), and his wife of twenty-odd years has kept herself in pretty good nick.
Its plot strands can be likened to a chain link fence, a netting of steel wire.
HITTERS 2 should be Robert Davi and Costas Madylor in a steel cage.
Judith detains Lincoln but they are both locked in a store room with a steel door while elsewhere Hesse crawls across a strange glowing spot on the floor badly injured & bleeding, as his blood drips onto the floor an evil demon is given the power to bring some of the various toys to life & Hesse first has his face chewed off by a mutant Jack in the Box, he then has his fingers bitten off by an incredibly vicious teddy bear & finally Hesse is shot by a toy robot using blue laser beams.
One night, while ostensibly performing his celebrated trick of being locked in a steel cabinet and dowsed in a tank of water, Santini is really disguising himself as a waiter and walking unseen to Jerome's office.
In "The Full Monty" it was out-of-work steel workers.
His hobby is designing part Rube Goldberg, part perpetual motion devices that use steel balls that travel intricate routes.
on steel rails, leapin' off the locomotive at full speed and dustin' himself off.
The fifth pairing of Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner is still good and features many gags that work, including a tiger trap, a pop-up steel wall, a motorcycle, a unfateful encounter with a train (Stop in the name of humanity), and a box of Acme-brand leg-building vitamins.
During the race the car had pressed steel wheels most of the time, yet occasional shots showed wire wheels again.
For example, we cut in one scene to the lead (Mimi Rogers') character's teenaged daughter sitting forlornly in front of her school, which -- despite its rather formidable-looking concrete and steel construction -- has just been torn to shreds by a not particularly strong tornado.
Then the steel mill closes, and he loses his job.
In this battle horsemen, steel, and an ideology of duplicity won the day over a naive other world whose innocence is now virtually unimaginable.
The steel doors to the mall slam shut, leaving the remaining teens trapped in the mall with a gang of killer robots mercilessly attacking them.
She looks like a 10-year-old in 'When the Foeman Bares His Steel' though!
danielle steel?
A group of people lives near the steel mills in a run-down neighborhood.
She longs to leave the steel town where they live but he's content to stay in his job as a laborer.
You just imagined her with a backbone of steel, a perfect feminist heroine, most especially in her later roles.
The younger sister got badly injured and has to walk with steel frames supporting her legs.
In this case, it's thousands of tiny steel pins manipulated one frame at a time.
NOthing to do with the movie and technically there is NO steel trap so inaccurate title also.
Richard Ward as the proud Harlem gangleader and Paul Benjamin as Jim Harris the steel of a trio of smalltime thieves who get in over their heads are the stars of this movie which has gotten lumped into the blaxploitation category.
It seems mutated "gargoyles" have spurned from the plague/virus that killed off civilization and are trying to break the stronghold(a minor steel door "hidden" inside an old metal shack)of the Mojave underground base.
Home of the good ole' Red, White and Blue, where cars are made out of steel and might was built on coal and iron.
The bunker is accessed via a circular, thick steel door, and is lined with thick reinforced concrete.
Boorman's view of a tragic tale of lust and deception and magic and steel is presented without a message.
I agree with most of the comments already posted: it's a good Western, with Mexican Lancaster starting off as apparently almost servile in front of the Yankee Tanner, but then showing he's made of steel.
Cold razor-sharp steel slices through warm flesh and hot blood squirts over the screen as patrons are splattered across the hoods of cars and even dismembered at the concession stand!
Russia's War: Blood Upon the Snow is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen (see also "Stalin: Man of Steel" DVD from the History Channel).
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