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Fashion models once again are the targets of an insane killer, who breathes heavily and constantly wears a motorcycle helmet, and the victims are all vaguely connected with the poor girl who sadly died during an amateurish abortion-attempt.
They are then the targets of a couple of inbred hicks who apparently are distant relatives of these girls, and are trying to "keep it in the family", so to speak.
But there are other targets too, and they're all linked to something that happened many years ago, and it's seemingly a series of revenge killings.
When the ninja kids do their moves, they do not look realistic and they do not actually hit the targets when they do the moves, but the bad guys get hit anyway.
It is well directed, well acted, and hits all the targets.
He targets young baker Antonio (Jonathan Fuller) and his wife Maria (the amazingly alluring Rona De Ricci, who looks great in and out of clothes), only to find himself lusting after her.
Courage, revenge, love, combat, victory, honor, defense, reconciliation...those ideals deeply hidden within the human spirit have long been considered precious targets of human life.
But then, if they hit their targets, the movie could be a good forty minutes shorter.
You get a real good kick when the "villains" chase down there targets in . .
Jeff Wincott stars as Harlan Quinn a hit-man who wakes up to find that he's been declared dead and that he's been recruited to work for the CIA in killing anybody who's a threat to the government, this has all been set up by the mysterious Mr.Green (Michael Ironside) and his first targets include a homosexual advocate, a muckraking journalist and a female professor with information that the AIDs virus was manufactured.
They also can transform themselves into planes and fly to their targets (!!!).
Superficial characteristics are easy targets, and that is exactly the point of this movie.
Setting up wooden targets to knock them down.
The constant with all these killings revolve around Gisella..her heavy impotent husband(Franco Diogene), her homo-sexual photographer Mario(Claudio Pellegrini), and eventually herself are targets for the mysterious homicidal maniac.
With Burn After Reading the biting satire is back: plastic surgery, internet dating, body building/shaping, the marriage-adultery-divorce triangle and even the CIA are all targets that get their fair share of the Coens' poisoned arrows.
Ving Rhames takes a paycheck, Freddie Prinze Jr. demonstrates the limitations of his acting abilities, and the script tries to simulate the coolness of the "insider" but serves mostly as the embodiment of its own title, providing easy targets for ridicule.
My issue is when he (or she) targets episodes that I think are pretty good.
Richard's calculated derangement is balanced by the thuggish banality displayed by his targets, whose crimes initially seem more like misdemeanors until the last act.
Daredevil has a new enemy though, the super-enhanced Bullseye (Colin Farrell), who never misses his targets, hired by big villain Wilson Fisk, aka The Kingpin (Michael Clarke Duncan).
While privacy is a big issue in the online consumer business, it is a moot point in the Groupon world, because customers voluntarily and explicitly sign up to be targets (otherwise known as “opt-in”).
The illegality of NATO's attack, combined with NATO's destruction of civilian targets, might also constitute war crimes.
Instead, countries with a strong climate-policy agenda should advocate dynamic formulas for setting targets.
But they repeatedly missed their targets.
Many then also switched to inflation targets; but they tend to miss these targets even more often than the advanced countries do.
Major central banks can generally withstand failure to achieve targets without a fatal loss of credibility.
The Bundesbank routinely missed its money-supply targets, and yet remained a credible, admired institution.
They need targets with which they can really live.
But they have trouble abiding by their targets.
Our emissions are already among the world’s smallest, but our climate targets are the world’s most ambitious.
In this respect, the recent Basel III preliminary agreement and the establishment of new European financial supervisory structures might be more important for correcting and preventing external imbalances than recent plans by the EU to extend economic surveillance of member countries – and even to impose sanctions to enforce non-fiscal macroeconomic targets.
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