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The latter is generally credited as being the first full color process American cartoon, as opposed to two strip color which emphasized either blues or greens at the expense of certain shades that were lost to the lesser and less costly techniques of the day.
Danielle De Luca stars as Diana, a naive young woman who ends up working in a seedy strip joint in a town where game hunting is an obsession and women seem to be disappearing at an alarming rate.
Banderas is very good at what he does and this movie is just a laughable comic strip that makes James Bond adventures look like conservative stunts.
the ending gunfight in the strip club was pretty cool(Ive never seen so much glass break in my life), and the bus rolling over scene was cool too.
David Carradine is a drug-dealing pimp who operates a strip club and is tired of councilman Jan Michael Vincent, on a crusade against titty bars so that he can be elected mayor.
The comic strip Li'l Abner was a satire of life and I thought the movie caught this spirit.
He is a construction worker who establishes that he is good early in the movie by saying to his fellow construction workers, "Okay guys, show's over," and turning down the music on their boom box after they all watched The Bad Girl strip for them by her window for a few minutes.
Even though mom arrived minutes after the tornado hit (and had to evade a police roadblock to do so) the daughter -- who had, by the way, ignored an earlier cellphone message from weather-guru mom warning of the impending twister -- tears a strip off mom, apparently for not being there with her while the school was being torn apart ("Where were you?
There are also some moments where low production values produce moments that might be from a comic strip: the private airport set identified by nothing (such as an aeroplane or runway) that reveals its function but simply by a sign reading "Private Airport", for example; or the box of labelled dynamite.
While not nearly as good as Hal Foster's comic strip, this film is not nearly as bad as some reviewers would have you believe.
So they are forced to make an escape from the blood thirsty predator with a taste for mer-people with the help of a sea turtle named Cloud Strife, an octopus named Simon Belmont, a jumbo shrimp named Shinobi, and a manatee named Rosie O'Donnell, who they met while taking part amateur night of an oceanic strip club called Flippers, in the Arctic regions in order to earn some extra clams for their journey.
Based on a comic strip, this movie was colorful and believable as one.
Having built the entire Las Vegas strip inside an enormous sound stage (which cost many $), Coppola was able to control every little visual nuance (just like the master, Fellini).
For much of white America, they will strip the film down to it's basics and call it a "country mouse meeting city mouse" story and think "meh, what's the big deal"?
We also get the much used and appreciated staple of 50's sci-fi movies, the educational film strip, although here it is a bare, er, "bones" demonstration, with just a little doggy who has electrodes on his head.
One scene actually has our heroine strip from head to toe right before she knocks out another bad guy.
now, forgive me if i'm wrong, but the concept of a stripper is to strip until she is naked for people's enjoyment.
are...are you serious? did a stripper just.... not strip?
Yet instead of fireworks we were left with a strip of soggy duds.
All three have some enjoyable flicks under their belt, but this one's unfortunately a prime example of their detractors' gripe; a vampire movie with awful acting, lame writing and a tired, boring plot about bloodsuckers working out of a strip club.
The owner of the exclusive "Underground" strip club is played by long-haired porn actor Evan Stone, who proves he's an old-fashioned kind of vampire by keeping his pants on during his sex scenes.
Too often, when their political toadying days wind down, they join important New York law firms or become Washington "consultants," toadying in only a slightly different milieu, and able now to directly afford their bespoke suits and strip steak dinners at The Capital Grille.
Cosmo Vitelli, strip club owner, is deep in debt and in danger of losing his beloved club.
Some real-world surrealism qua 'artistic' strip club shows round everything off perfectly.
A decent flick that has Chuck Connors playing a concerned cop that helps organize a drag strip to keep illegal drag racing to a minimum making the city streets safer.
Poor Kirk and Farrah even strip down for this one (so much for the classy reputation of vet director Stanley Donen).
Cosmo Vitelli (Ben Gazzara) owner of a strip club (possibly the worst strip club ever) has just paid off his last set of gambling debts to a loan shark and celebrates by going gambling.
Finally, the message that it's good for vigilantes to kill the brainless ethnic stereotypes that pass for mafiosi in this movie (as well as random guys at a strip club; I guess they're criminal scum as well) whenever they feel like it will appeal to armchair suburbanites scared of those big city lowlifes whom they've heard about on the news--it will seem ludicrous to anyone else.
In my opinion the best part of movie besides Mr. Pastores scenes were the clips that showed the Vegas strip or downtown Vegas.I did not expect much and thats exactly what I got.
Joe Spinell's character is a sick and perverted momma's boy who peeps at girls skinny- dipping and jumps on strip dancers during the middle of their act.
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