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I just learned recently: in South Africa, no white Volvos are stolen.
As he was walking down the road, he was beat up, left on the side of the road, stripped of all his clothes, had everything stolen from and left to die.
That if he just pulled himself up by his bootstraps, despite his boots being stolen, and got himself back on the horse, he could be successful, and there's nothing I could do."
At first, stolen mummies from Egypt supplied the mumia craze, but soon the demand was too great to be sustained on Egyptian mummies alone, and opportunists stole bodies from European cemeteries to turn into mumia.
When Jason returned to his father’s stolen court, the cowardly king set him a seemingly impossible task: cross the teeming seas to Colchis, and steal the golden fleece of a flying ram under King Aeetes’ nose.
And they had it in their cabinet for about 15 years, until it got stolen in January of 2007.
If your car is driving outside Israel it's been stolen.
Imagine I said, "A weekend in Rome, a weekend in Paris, or having your car stolen?"
It's a funny idea, because why would having your car stolen, in this set, influence anything?
But what if the option to have your car stolen was not exactly like this?
It's like having your car stolen.
Government officials had stolen the forest.
Cable TV, water, the whole gamut, all gets stolen.
Farmers were driven off their land, and crops and livestock were destroyed or stolen.
And he wasn't talking about whether the novel costs 24.95 [dollars], or whether you have to spring 70 million bucks to buy the stolen Vermeer; he was talking about the circumstances of its creation and of its existence.
There they rent rooms in a hotel & become curious about the mysterious ruins of a nearby castle, it turns out that a powerful & evil Vampire named Radu (Anders Hove) lives there who has stolen the Bloodstone from his father King Vladislav (Angus Scrimm).
Max Cash a charter boat captain who works off the Caribbean island San Sebastian is hired by Sarah, who's looking for legendary boat, El Diablo and its stolen treasure that sunk out in the reef in the 17th century.
Oh, and over a million dollars has been stolen from a casino and someone dubbed 'Hatchet Man' is dismembering people in the desert.
The uniforms in this movie look if they were stolen somewhere in Latin America.
This movie is about the captain of a ship who had stolen the eyes(that were extremely rare black pearls) from a native tribe's God sculpture and hidden them somewhere that only he knew about before leaving the Island of Tivi.
The characters are universally bland, the locations are criminally under-utilized, there's no attempt to create tension or suspense, the physical effects are either laughably bad or shamelessly stolen from other movies, and the ubiquitous tribal rape scenes are barely worthy of a PG-13.
With actors that are as wooden as a cigar store indian, a script that was written by the director's 4-year-old son, a camera that was stolen from a burning pawn shop, poverty-row special effects, and to top it off, a director that thought making this crap would make them famous.
The key to the whole book was the manifesto which was stolen by the man with steel teeth, but I watched for an hour (out of 3 1/2) and I saw the man with the steel teeth but I never saw him steal a manifesto.
Well that scene was stolen from a Jean-Claude Van Damme movie called the Order.
The story is stolen from The Wedding Singer, but ruins the funny movie.
and a bunch of stupid bad guys who likes to betray and mess up the life for each other, they are both containing scenes stolen from better productions and they are both cheap productions who tries to look expensive with some (often badly made) computer animation.
I've got to give this movie some credit though: because of the subplot about stolen money, it's not as boring as it could have been.
But the comedy parts aren't even funny, because it's so obviously stolen from Star Wars.
A 10 year old roams a bizarro America in a stolen Mustang, while the usual cult movie suspects (Dick Miller, Mary Woronov, Susie Tyrell) commit malicious acts in the name of comedy.
The plot is simple, the baddies have stolen a deadly virus and Guttenburg and the rest of his goodie pals are sent to retrieve it, Not bad of its kind but not in the same league (obviously) as the films it is compared too on the cover such as AIR FORCE ONE and CON AIR.
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