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But I left this movie after seeing the scene after the sex scene, where the Moco clone somehow managed to find out, with nothing but Selma Hyak's strange performance when he gets to her bookstore, that El Mariachi is in the book store being hidden by her character.
When Kevin McCallister comes out Duncan's Toy Chest store then also Marv and Harry come out Duncan's Toy Chest then Harry say "So where to next" then Marv says "should we go to the Central Park Zoo" that was hilarouis.
Plodding, plot less, devoid of drama and human interest, there is no excuse to waste the energy even to go to the store and rent it.
It's just one of those movies that you will find at your movie store on DVD with a crappy cover, still there (no one rents it) with no good reviews on the front of it.
Clerks is the first movie of five (the other four go in order: Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back) and fixates itself around Quick Stop store clerk Dante having to go in on his day off.
They lose their hotel room, get mugged by a mysterious Graham Jarvis (as Murray), become captive of liquor store looters, get mugged yet again, Jack breaks his tooth on a Cracker Jack, he is accused of molesting a child, Sandy loses her wedding ring briefly, Lemmon has temporary hearing loss from an exploding gas main, and get caught in a anti-Communist riot.
Yesterday, after hearing of Bobby Short's death, I wandered into a local video/music store and perused the DVDs and there it was, up front and I purchased it.
i was very glad to see the movie in the rent store i couldn't believe my eyes!
where ever I go, I get a movie pass at the local video store and just start renting countless videos.
I am also a fan of classic war movies (lately that's about all I've been watching as I slowly work my way through the local video store's collection).
In general, the film translates well to tape--the biggest loss are car scenes where two-shots become alternating one-shots, and the squabble outside the diner, a three shot in the theater (inscrutable dude leaning against store shutters), now mostly a two-shot, which really removes a lot of the dry wit.
When I saw this western on the shelf at the movie store I grabbed it and ran to the counter.
You know it's a bad western when all the actors are wearing new clothes like they just walked out of a western clothing store!
I rented this movie from the corner variety store, I love anything to do with ghosts so i was happy to rent it.
Natural", telling the story of his life through his wife and brothers, with a few scenes of him at a vernissage and a comic book store (etc.)
The people who decide they need a Hummer to drive the mile and a half to the grocery store for milk instead of a more economical car.
The other being Carl Reiner's "The One And Only", which Paramount has sat on since the early 80's as well... Yet, "From Justin To Kelly" is in nearly every video store in the country.
my friendly neighbourhood video store manager recommended this film to me and so i rented it, since he's never steered me wrong before.
This is a mediocre and uninspired script packaged in cutesy computer animated figures (soon headed for your nearest toy store shelves).
One goes to the video store and has to comb through aisle after aisle of violent, gory, immodest, indecent trash... and then you find a movie like this.
Randall Peltzer (the late Hoyt Axton), while going all around town trying to sell his faulty wacky inventions, accidentally stumbles on a cute little Mogwai at an antique china store.
The make up on the zombies is not as good as a mask you can buy in a dollar store.
Costumes ranged from tight leather pants and tube top to "Western" costumes from a bargain Halloween store.
Beginning with a drug store shootout that leaves three junkie punkers and a few policemen dead, this film is rapidly engaging and shows off Besson's violent chic.
So when a man at the video store said this was the worst film he had ever seen, I had to rent it out.
Clerks is the one that starts it off, and there's not really much to it: A series of dumb or annoying customers, the rudest store clerk EVER (who has the coolest no consequences approach to life) and of course poor Dante, who wasn't even supposed to be there that day.
The mean-spirited mother who refuses to pay any attention to her daughter's story of the escaped panther, and dismisses it as a lie to get out of going to the store, and then cruelly locks her out of the house, must be the most obnoxious mother outside of Cinderella.
Alas this complicates life for Elmaleh, a working-class valet, in his pursuit of his own true love, a struggling book store owner played by Virginie Ledoyen.
No real department store?
Meanwhile, Albert steals a watch from a store.
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