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It is always right on target with the greatest scripts and comedy that keeps you laughing, and involved in the plot.
The inhuman interrogation is overseen by the Egyptian Chief of Police, himself the target of a fundamentalist suicide - bomb plot, thus entwining the two main plot-lines of the movie.
The efficacy of this picture was best proven on the intended target audience, namely teens.
Unlike that one it is the target that seeks, not the unwitting seekers - they have no idea what they really want as they drift along America's great road.
You have to be 13 or older to rate a movie on IMDb, that eliminates the movie's target audience.
But I believe its target audience was kids, and I sure remember finding this cool when I was little.
Not for everyone and proof that these shorts were never intended solely with children as the target audience.
Her strange, yet appealing posturing and "affair with the camera" are evident throughout -- and she hits every emotional note, genuinely and on target.
Somehow seeing as he was a target of the hunter, didn't it seem odd that he would be friends with him.
As usual, Bunuel's target is Catholicism, but I don't think he tried to mock the church as he often does.
Well, I AM "the target market" & I loved it.
In this 1971 film he followed Sinclair Lewis and A. J. Cronin (in respectively ARROWSMITH and THE CITADEL) in looking critically at the world of medicine, although his target is centered on a special stage: a modern hospital in Manhattan.
In addition, many of Barney's lessons on current episodes about plagiarism, being honest, and yes... even death, could appeal to everyone, not just his target audience.
The people running the course are promised water at the half-way point, which isn't true, and the pursuing officials are mostly a sadistic bunch that are just out for a bit of target practice.
Lili's target is William Larrabee, a charismatic U.S. squadron leader who can supply her valuable information.
It's a target.
Through Willard's long journey through the jungle to find his target, he tries with some success to understand why.
Most importantly, seeing the reactions as my kids watched it, confirmed that the film pleased its target audience.
Symbolism galore, great tunes, this film crushed their "soon to be no more" target audience's expectations.
For those unacquainted with target priorities, an attack on an enemy warship is the greatest event that a submarine can hope to encounter and such a rare opportunity would develop surprisingly similarly to what we see here.
Soon enough, a reporter and a "UFOlogist" (apparently modeled on the character of the writer-director) are drawn into this unraveling fiasco and become the target of the ultra-secret agents who are as menacing as they are improbable and witless.
Soon she discovers she'll be the next target of the killer (who wears a red robe).
The acting is bad ham, ALL the jokes are superficial and the target audience is clearly very young children, assuming they have below average IQs.
The little target is a mute child named Derek(William Thorne)whose stepdad was murdered by a red ball with extending arms that ensnare his face, causing him to land on a fireplace poker.
The spoof elements miss the target and the more serious moments almost get there, but then fall short.
This time the target audience is preteen girls, the fact of life is menstruation.
Also, all the 20 somethings some how know how to use automatic weapons and hit a target without even aiming the gun.
And any spoof that is worse than its target is doomed to fail ("Casino Royale", "Our Man Flint" are worse than almost any James Bond movie).
How can a character that wears hundred dollar T-shirts and has never been inside a Target department store expect to give advice to a working-class woman on how to prepare for a job interview as an administrative assistant?
Target Audiences were not hit and the movie sent out confusing messages.
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