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Are we supposed to enjoy a film where the anti-hero betrays his kindly commanding officer, sleeps with his wife, sleeps with a teenager, deals heroin on the side, consorts with Turkish gangsters, sells stolen weapons to said gangsters yet comes up the good guy?
Absolute load of tosh - stolen sequences from at least 10 different films, not the slightest bit scary or ironic.
There are a few scenes that almost seem stolen from Halloween, such as when the killer is behind a washing line.
-the plot here which has been stolen from EVERY action movie ever made consists of a planned hit on the president's life or something like that and since no one else can stop the masterminds behind it only XXX can save the day.
If Matt Helm is the world's last hope in recovering one billion in stolen gold, then we're in big trouble.
In this film a rookie homicide detective has his gun stolen which leads to a string of crimes each more violent than the previous.
William Faulkner's story about an eleven-year old boy in Jefferson, Mississippi at the turn-of-the-century who tells his kin a string of lies in order to go on a stolen holiday with his father's handyman and a half-black relative.
Together this cop duo show plenty of attitude while pursuing a ruthless crim who has stolen millions of dollars worth of coke from under the noses of the Miami P.D.
The visuals are just a compendium of clichés stolen from countless other films.
The plot is just any excuse for a bunch of over-the-top scenes of martial arts violence stolen from every bad 'B' martial arts film in existence.
She sees her son sliding hopelessly downhill into a life of crime, when he comes home with a radio he's stolen.
This stolen radio provides the catalyst for the heartache that follows.
The shot where Mary looks longingly out of the window is stolen from Sophie Anderson's "No Walk Today" and that is not meant as a criticism.
Using recently deceased cadavers stolen from the morgue, he uses radioactivity to bring them back to life and control their movements in order to seek out revenge on enemies.
This film was so derivative, the only pleasure we got watching it was trying to identify which movie a particular scene was most directly stolen from.
In one scene early on, Jan finds a watch that Peter has stolen and throws it out the window of the van, to which Peter responds "you just threw away 5,000 euros", implying that he intended to capitalise on his 'find'.
She has the money that was stolen.
The movie's plot was probably stolen from a rejected script from Beverly Hills Cop 3, and later rewrote to achieve that disgusting kiddy tone.
The opening shots of the Russian gunship's flying in for their "raid" looked as if they had been stolen right off an intro for a video game.
A year later, Gray is engineering his train, the General, which is then stolen by Northern spies and used to halt supplies to the South.
They are very similar in background (both were veterans of the war, both had their satchels stolen), yet ended up on opposite sides of the law.
This movie starts out rather slowly in the progression of the action (Murakami's gun is stolen on a bus - revealed in a flashback to a superior), but picks up quickly once the Sato is assigned to help Murakami.
East meets West as Mifune and Bronson hunt for a golden sword and a stolen treasure, respectively.
Animated Coke ads were far more entertaining than this cliché-ridden garbage: armies of Munchkins borrowed from Wizard of Oz, ear-splitting insipid music stolen from Star Wars to induce an artificial sense of excitement, a forgettable tale of morals with no morals.
Wearying ideas and effects stolen from Indiana Jones and Lord of The Chinese Ring of The Nibelungen made for an altogether dreadful yawn of a yarn whose characters I could not care a bean for, even if ALL of them had been peed on.
There is a convoluted plot with people being brainwashed and having their identities stolen, all to provide cover for the wolves.
Trigger falls in love with a beautiful golden mare that has stolen treasure inside a specially made shoe by diamond smugglers.
There are many interesting ideas, but when it comes to tie them all together, the end is mostly stolen from "Raiders of the Lost Arch".
The expanded story (100X more stolen $$ !) retains the theme that criminals are doomed by the double-cross, and the resourceful detective is a better chess player once the plan goes awry.
The lead happens to be a stolen van which they find & in a nearby building discover yet another dead body.
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