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Violent death or at least the
threat
of it is an ever present character awash on Laredo's landscape much more than Dove.That said, Streets of Laredo as a film stands firmly upon its own merits which are quite impressive.Firstly, the cast is sublime.
Combine that with the constant
threat
of police capture (much like the A-Team) and you have "Renegade".
The film (if not its subject's life) is a catalogue of clichés: The miserable childhood, the penniless adulthood, the difficult love life, the
threat
of insanity, the critical incomprehension, the refusal to 'sell out' (possibly the most long-lived of romantic clichés, it's still thought to be relevant in the world of rock and roll) and the god-damned post mortem vindication are all present and accounted for.
Even though this film deals with a very real
threat
and demonstrates people under panic moving with pure instinct, as a piece of film, as the story winds on, the viewer finds themselves questioning how much longer the film will go on.
This movie lays on the sexual taunts and the
threat
of death in ever-increasing doses.
If you want to watch a series that questions the state of things in the world and allows an intelligent and sensible argument as to how we have fallen into this false sense of freedom, that has led to the rise of social inequality and the disastrous attempt to establish democracy in Iraq, which has led to a rise in violent factions in the country itself and the rise of the
threat
of terror attacks in Britain, Europe and America, this series will draw you in as it is both revealing and eye opening, and the sort of intelligent documentary film making that we need more of.
BORN IN EAST L.A. looks more like a
threat
to society than a comedy based on a Bruce Springsteen parody.
Needless to say, he gets it in the end because he's a
threat
to the family business.
Meanwhile, the real son is making his way home through harsh country with the
threat
of death nearby all the way.
Hastings of course was the site of the last successful invasion of England, in 1066, and that
threat
seems real in the early days of the war.
Echoing narration informs us about the "diabolical" new
threat
of voodoo on the island of "Korbai" near Haiti and a laughing, sneering midget in sunglasses cuts the head off a (real) chicken.
The attempt to link Thea (Ellen Drew) to malevolent forces didn't really work for me, she was just too wholesome and good looking to imply a serious
threat.
One wonders if the ever present
threat
of nuclear war with the Soviet Union spurred these women into getting as much 'crumpet' as possible before the real big bang.
The film follows the story very accurately, creating the same kind of lingering
threat
of sexual violence/fulfillment, and using a lot of the stilted, crushed-out teen dialog that made the story so effective.
The opposition would balk that the
threat
of human life was too great and so this dilemma always seems to disrupt Karloff, plague his desires to bring good to the world, not evil.
However this time the story is a little different as now Jason has been led into an ambush and is blown to pieces, however his evil heart lives on and he possesses various people to kill people who are a
threat
to his immortality, as a bounty hunter says that only a Voorhies can kill him, this of course leads to his sister, niece and grandniece, they are the only ones who can stop him.
So what
threat
are they to humans then?
A thriller about a college professor who, while moonlighting as a forensic psychiatrist for the FBI, receives a death
threat
telling him that he has only 88 minutes to live.
This isn't an alien thriller... it had no aliens, or convincing alien technology, and there was no sense of imminent
threat
(beyond the very real possibility you are having 2 hours sucked from your lifespan by some hack film maker.)
In a time when viruses are a real
threat
to humanity, its hard to get scared by a poodle and a Labrador running wild in a forest.
The
threat
of terrorists in India meshed with mild romance is the summary of this movie.
Every time there's a
threat
of someone moving quickly, the film goes to super slo-mo, in a sadistic prolongation of our viewing agony.
His
threat
to withdraw Neil from Welton and send him to military school is so extreme it borders on the implausible.
When 4 men follow a woman into redskin country to help rescue her husband they find trouble within their own ranks as well as having to face a deadly
threat
from the savages who claimed the land as their own.
But in a truly heroic act of defiance El Salvadorans stood in long lines for hours to vote under the
threat
of death by the guerrillas -- not, as the movie would have you believe, the Savadoran army.
Admittedly "Bride Wars" is not any sort of Oscar
threat.
For example, the research couldn't be done on butterflies because they wouldn't pose a
threat
to any country--hello, the Dept.of
The first half hour establishes the protagonists, which are all a nice mix of "real" New Yorkers who are under
threat
of eviction.
The only acceptable boyfriend was the sister-like wimp in which one of them saw little enough of a
threat
that he was OK! That's the kind of a man women want?
This film was, obviously, made during the era when communists were considered to be the major
threat
to the security of the USA.
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