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Then you have Jamie Foxx, who throws like a girl.
He throws Ed Wood's name around like he can somehow compare, but he is far far from anything of that quality.
Despite a great soundtrack and the presence of the ever amazing Rappaport and Woods, this is another one of those moronic comedies where New York throws itself at the hero in an effort by the writer and/or director to show what a zany place it is.
Boy that throws me for a loop, I had no idea that was supposed to be God.
March and his wife have a terrible time adjusting, and he is drinking; O'Donnell's young man, Harold Russell,, has hooks instead of hands and wonders if life can even be worth living; and worst of all Andrews' wife throws him over for a guy with dough and he has lost years, causing employers to ignore or deny his rights to a job, to consideration on his individual merits, to have even what he had before he had been ripped from his life and thrust into the arena of risk--for nothing, and loss of everything he had ever had.
Our poor cat thinks he has escaped when he throws a skunk skin from a tall building so that Pepé will think he is dead, at first it seems to work but as he sneaks off Pepé sees him and instantly forgets the dead skunk.
After a party, Rae is taken home by a friend who ends up beating her half to death and throws her on the side of the road.
The part where he makes the translator pull a rickshaw and throws out Korean words could have been pulled off only by Spike.
Van damme throws some nice kicks and so does adkins.
This must have been one of Chaplin's most ambitious projects; he throws in virtually everything, from visual gags and blackout comedy sketches to social relevance, romance, even some violence.
When He throws up the first of his little minions I knew this would be very very funny.
I usually go out to the local cinema with my husband and feel as if we are held captive to the latest Sequel, or Prequel that Hollywood throws at us.
A comparison of the two stories throws up the surprising similarities between them - not least that both films chart a man's journey into his soul in order to find redemption.
The show also throws in the relationship between Lorelei and her parents, Richard and Emily Gilmore, old money DAR WASP people who do not approve of Lorelei's choices in life, though Lorelei doesn't care.
Florence Vidor stars as the daughter of a strict bible toting father who throws her out of the house when gossip taints her name.
Mickey throws a half-peeled potato at the parrot and laughs, thus closing the cartoon.
It isn't very funny, and is the weakest part of the film, but it throws everything you have seen previously in a new light.
I loved the beginning and how it completely throws you off guard.
Pot-seeking pre-teen Joshua Miller (as Tim) throws his sister's doll into the river while Daniel Roebuck (as Samson) howls and smokes a cigarette, after killing Danyi Deats (as Jamie).
Jeffrey Lynn is a pleasant enough actor, but he lacks the movie star weight to match up with Garfield's hard luck Mickey Borden and that throws the film a bit out of whack.
In The Man Who Knew Too Much, Jimmy Stewart throws himself vigorously into his role as always.
A film that is smart enough to pay subtle homage to it's roots, yet throws the rulebook out the window whilst doing it.
Not necessarily because either one puts forth its message of intolerance-is-rotten more significantly (although I'd wager Crash throws the hammer down much more thickly in comparison with this), but because of how the storytelling and contrivances never get much in the way like with Crash.
Martins performance is top notch also as he doesn't hold back at all and really throws himself into the role of Doc.
Park Chan-Wook throws that concept completely out the window and shows directly what he wants--and what he wants to show is pretty much anything he can think of.
Kevin Tenney's "Night of the Demons" is an enjoyable horror film that reminds me a little bit "The Evil Dead".On Hallowen night,a group of teens throws a party in Hull House,an abandoned funeral home on the outskirts of town.Lead by Angela,they perform a seance-like ceremony and accidentally awaken the evil spirits that inhabit the place.One by one,the uninvited evil force possesses the teens,turning them into bloodthirsty demons."Night of the Demons" is a perfect horror film.It is scary,gory and pretty atmospheric.The characters are well-developed and the gore by Steve Johnson is pretty good.There is a gruesome impaling,a tongue being bitten off,fingers shoved into eye-sockets,etc.The scene,where Suzanne(Linnea Quigley)shoves a tube of lipstick through her nipple is a hoot.Give this one a look.Followed by two sequels.
The guy with the ginger hair who goes 'eeeeehhhh' every time he throws a punch and the other guy who poses with a knife in his mouth instead of fighting, only to be beaten off camera, make this essential viewing if you like to laugh at films rather than with them.
Scott throws himself at Emerson, and she's dazzled.
It works on the old techniques but throws something new into the mix.
Shax throws Piper and Prue through a wall, and Dr. Griffiths out of a window.
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