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I first saw this movie when I was a freshman in high school, and the film has stuck with me through the years.
There are some great nightmare sequences, including one where Breckin Meyer plays a stoner who gets trashed, falls asleep and gets stuck in a video game to which Freddy controls.
The most anxious moment of the show must've been when Max was stuck out in the desert with almost no water or food!
There is John Holmes' perspective (played by Val Kilmer), which makes him out to be a pawn stuck between two kings (with a severe case of cocaine cravings).
I may very well be one of the few who really stuck to this film.
you're stuck in it, as it dissolves your flesh and slowly devours your body.
Her character is stuck between her heart and her status in society.
I know some of the broad sheets stuck the knife into this film when it came out in Cinemas but i saw it at a packed house in Hailsham and everybody seemed to really enjoy it.
Everyone here is stuck in a gangster film.
He is stuck in the middle and Rita Foster is a mystery as he tries to work out why she is helping him.
Not only were they being haunted by an absolutely terrifying and relentless ghost, but they were also stuck in a completely foreign land, having difficulty integrating into society.
This is a psychological drama and in recounting which of these old films have stuck in my memory, I figured out is my favorite gender.
I remember seeing fragments of this movie - almost certainly the last 45 minutes in late 80s and what stuck with me was the visual lushness of the design and animation.
A wide variety of people stuck on a island.
It wasn't at all a bad movie, certainly not average, but its plotting and dialog stuck out as being at best conventional and at worst kind of confusing and one-dimensional (which, perhaps as based on Frank Miller's comic book, was the right decision to go with).
Some of the users are stuck in a 'realist' type of mentality.
The title song WILL get stuck in your head, there's no avoiding that, but hey, it's a GREAT song to have stuck there!
X-Men was a really entertaining, and overall great film.Than again, I use great in lowest term, but still, I think it deserves to be called great.This movie is one of those superhero movies that delivered and stuck.Most just deliver and then you forget about them, but this one always has to be one of the first superhero films that comes to mind when you think of that genre.The casting could've have been more perfect either.I mean, Hugh Jackman, Famke Janssen, James Marsden, and Halle Berry.All of them I've seen in numerous amounts of films and I think they're all fantastic.This is a good movie, and I recommend it for basically anyone.
There was the call they got for a guy who got his big toe stuck in the tub faucet.
I read an in-depth article about this series in either "Filmfax" or "Outre" and it stuck in my mind - I had never heard of the series before.
Personally I've seen it numerous times but I guess when you love something as much as I love Clint and his works you're probably stuck with it.
The show might have worked better if the script had stuck to chit chat about current events.
The first time I became aware of "Open Water" was driving home one night in 2003 stuck in the usual traffic jam when i noticed a huge bill board advertising the movie.
Although I can't see him as Shaggy (Matt Lillard was perfect in the role), perhaps if they had stuck to Myers' script, the film would have been good instead of the PoS it turned out to be.
This movie stuck me deeply - to the point now, I'm 46 yrs old & still think about this movie, happened to look it up to see if I can purchase it somewhere & found some leads (I hope).
The plot revolves around a group of misfits from all walks of life stuck in a holding cell for one night.
Winkler plays Chuck Lumley, a lowly morgue attendant who used to work for Wall Street got stuck doing the night shift with a very wild and outlandish partner named Bill "Blaze" Blazejowski(Keaton) who happens to be businessman wannabe.
You spend 99.8% of the movie in a pink house and like with the storyline, you are stuck there.
Last but not least, as it is not stuck in the modality of "Tsotsi only" it manages to look refreshingly at a broad swathe of the themes and reality affecting SA society today.
They act like they are so high and mighty...just because Daddy has a few million pounds in the bank, doesn't really help the fact that they are ugly, stupid, stuck up and not likable at all.
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