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I wish I could vote higher than ten because this particular title deserves much more.
Yeah, I know my title sucks.
I couldn't think of any other title.
Boasting the title for the sickest film ever made, PINK FLAMINGOS is an undisputed classic.
I'm always surprised, given that the famous title track of 2001 is called "Also sprach Zarathustra", that nobody (nobody I've read, anyway) has noted the parallels between the movie and Nietzsche's famous work, "Also sprach Zarathustra".
The title role is well-enacted and well-sung.
The black rain in the title refers to the combination of ash, radioactive fallout, and water that fell one or two hours after the explosion.
Sporting a title seemingly more suitable for a Looney Tunes featurette than a grisly giallo, "Don't Torture a Duckling" (1972) is nonetheless a Grade A thriller from horror maestro Lucio Fulci.
Oh...that title DOES eventually make perfect sense, too!
Just from the title, it's obvious that this low budget horror comedy isn't meant to be taken seriously... it's as tongue in cheek as a nympho's french kiss, and just as titillating.
The title defines in a sentence what a mother's love is.
Unlike the usual Hollywood production, the plot actually proceeds in a series of jumps, much like the films later turned out by the French "New Wave", though easier to follow here, especially if you are aware that the film's original title was Paper Bullets.
As the title implies, there is an archetypal journey, a motive repeated for thousands of years.
The success in bringing this movie to life was obviously a team effort so to actors, EP's, producers, writers, directors, and all of production I say, "WELL PLAYED!" Having missed the credits at the beginning of the movie (it was being shown on HBO), I was so very surprised that I had to actually research (albeit briefly) the internet in order to find the title of this movie -- something so great should have been known by me -- a clear indication that this movie must be re-released!
It's a glitzy mob film, too, as per the title.
'Thriller' is one of his great songs and it comes from the best-selling album ever with the same title.
The title sums up the film's use of compelling contrasts - huge plainland vistas set against intimate horrors; the noblest of motives set against the most degraded; hope turning to dust.
Excellent story of lives that need repair....one of those rare films that I could watch with my 7 and 8 year old daughters... Glenn Close was excellent in the title role.
Cold Mountain could never become my favorite movie, as that title will always belong to The English Patient, but it's in the top five.
Danson is outstanding as the title character and edward fox makes a wonderful villain.
George Hearn, who replaced Len Cariou on Broadway, is electrifying in the title role, so much so that you have to wonder why he wasn't originally cast in the role.
Julie Andrews, playing the title role of Lili Smith (Schmidt) is the best part of the whole movie.
It is more of a portrait of how deceptive women can be- that they can be more dangerous than men, hence the title has much to do with the statement of the film BEGUILED- to be deceived.
Seek it out on DVD under the title "Crazy for Love".
The Decline of Western Civilization......what a great title eh?
It's an odd feeling when you realize the film title refers to a railroad rather than a piece of luggage!
Well, the best performance is that of the late Peter Boyle as the title character who, after finding out about a man's killing the drug-dealing boyfriend of his daughter, wants to bond with him even though he's a Madison Avenue executive who has nothing in common with the very lower-class conservative Joe.
I thought by the title it might be one of the myriad soft-core porn flicks appearing regularly on the movie channels but I was pleasantly surprised.
Although there was some male frontal nudity (in fact, more than your typical soft-core title -- go figure!), this was not the focus of the film.
Is he the "bothersome man" referred to in the title of the movie?
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