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But also, our hearts are in our throats a huge amount of the time, because we're driving through water, and it's an unknown territory.
Their throats were slit.
Within a very short period of time, they began to complain of headaches, of sore throats, of itchy eyes, in addition to the interference of the noise, vibration and the bright lights from the flaring of natural gas.
Now having examined over 15,000 larynxes and throats in my time, I can tell you that Tom's is as anatomically normal as anyone else's.
If these things wanted to colonize our throats and make us sick, they would get muscled out by fast-growing streptococcus before they could even initiate cell division.
So that's why we never find them in our throats.
Mike and the gang send the uninitiated dorks back to bring Sam down but they are the first to receive a swinging blade across their throats.
Sweeney slits the throats of customers in his barbershop and his cohort Mrs. Lovett turns them into meat pies.
In the meantime, some dumb-jock types are slamming down beers and out to scare the girls, and of course the loony shows up too and starts cutting throats.
Autism, arson, robbery, lost love, a bag of money, cut throats, murder, blood, a snub nosed revolver, clenched teeth groaning, boobs (various definitions can be used), large flashlights, tribal people, a brother duo attempting to out-portray "dumb and dumber," white wolves, fight scenes that resemble "happy slapping," snow mobile(s), a large tracked vehicle, and a motel under renovation?
I have no idea what happened, but it was really fun to watch that CGI leopard rip out the throats of all of those white guys I couldn't tell apart anyway.
This liberal comic is anything but, as he pours his cutting "humor" down the throats of impressionable youths.
The Bumblebee Flies Anyway exemplifies the cliches and sentimentalism that movie studios love to cram down viewers' throats.
This dribble of a film was nothing more than the typical 'group of teens killed someone accidentally now that someone is haunting/killing them off 20 years later' crap that has been shoved down our throats for decades.
Who would have thought someone would write a musical about a barber who slits people's throats and makes them into meat pies?
This movie was a refreshing change from the trash that Hollywood is trying to shove down our throats.
OK. Who ever invented this film hates humanity and wants to see them all slit their throats.
It sounds amazingly like the speeches that Adolph Hitler used to force down his peoples' throats, yet none of the meeting attendees seem to make this comparison.
While it's tame compared to what gets rammed down the throats of regular cable viewers (our hero's naughty bits are either tastefully tucked away behind a strategically glued-on scarf or emblazoned with a ridiculous sunburst effect), there are prolonged scenes of bondage and torture that lend the proceedings just enough smarminess to make it unsuitable for the kiddies.
Another American Pie movie has been shoved down our throats and this one is the worst one of them all.
Early on we were given an inkling who was was instrumental in the assassination and we had it rammed down our throats ever since.
She goes a bit feral when she beads horny men and slashes out their throats.
Faces are slashed, throats are cut, blood squirts, and in end the three main characters are either depressed or they die.
Meanwhile, black hooded cult members decapitate, gouge out eyeballs and slit throats.
All the slasher did was either stab his victims in the stomach multiple times or cut their throats.
Also it's about the fascism of deciding over others cultural life, of what kind of culture that is jammed down our throats.
Like I said, I don't mind, but lately that is all we get shoved down our throats in horror movies these days.
The brits here have had it so one sided and spewed down their throats by so many "documentaries" rofl that don't even try to keep a non-bias, it's no wonder some of the other reviews here think of this movie as non-bias.
If only the production of this film, and others like it, would JUST TELL THE STORY with good acting and let the message be intuitively realized by the viewers instead of being rammed down their throats with soap operatic soliloquies and didactic preaching.
So now a movie with an attractive star-cast with great music is being thrust down our throats with history lessons embedded.
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