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No Code Of Conduct, Undisputed, and also an entire action sequence from the little known Peter Weller starring vehicle Top Of The World.
it's difficult to film in the dark, and sometimes darkness is a great vehicle in a film that's suppose to have tension.
He found a perfect vehicle for his wrath in this travesty.
A film produced and by and as a vehicle for a rock band in the middle of a comeback is not to be expected to rank high in artistic merit- and in this case it certainly doesn't.
That's pretty much all I can say about this flat and uninspired remake of the 1979 Carol Kane vehicle.
I bet people signed on just to be in a Shirley MacLaine vehicle.
The acting is fine, considering the odd vehicle, and it's worth watching if you are big Woody Allen fan.
From a love scene in a room inexplicably filled with candles, to "heroes" who dress up as commandoes and wave their machine guns because they don't want to attract attention to themselves(!), to bad guys who drive around the city in a black van long after it has been recognized as their vehicle, this film has too many ludicrous points to fit in a list.
If this creaky vehicle reminds anyone of Al Pacino's minstrel performance as an uncultured Cuban in the remake of SCARFACE, don't be too surprised.
Trying to keep the world from plunging in ecological havoc, a crack team of scientists led by Dr. Jake Rollins(Luke Perry)take a massive earth drilling vehicle called "The Mole" to chew its way to the Earth's fiery core to avert impending doom.
It's hard to believe that there are some people out there in the world that actually think this is a worthy Charles Bronson vehicle.
A vehicle for Michael Caine.
But despite the use of such strictly-for-shock effects, the filmmakers can't really cover up the fact that this is just a dull, low-grade Bronson vehicle.
This was not the vehicle that we all hoped this film would be, boring and a HUGE disappointment.
Obvious tailored vehicle for Ryan Philippe.
My sympathies to the cast, who deserved a better vehicle for their talents.
The movie as a whole was shallow, just a vehicle for the clever, bitchy banter.
Apart from some quite stunning scenery, this Steven Seagal vehicle is devoid of reasons to spend any time watching it.
Today You Die starts as honourable criminal Harlan banks (producer Steven Seagal) is hired by sinister businessman Max Stevens (Kevin Tighe) to drive a security vehicle with $20,000,000 of cash in the back from point 'A' a Las Vegas casino to point 'B' him, sounds simple right?
It is like the screenwriter and director tooks the Cliff's Notes page 3 outline and decided that this would be a great vehicle for a film about the Italian Alps.
I am told by someone whose great uncle really did smuggle in the area, all one needed was to drive a vehicle that could outrun than the U.S. Canada Border Patrol, which back then had a fraction of the resources it has now.
With better direction, and a better vehicle, she might improve.
Another victim will meet the nasty end of a shovel thrown through the windshield of her vehicle, directing it's path straight into her neck.
From that point of view, it was only a matter of time before the writers would pay tribute to the 'creepy vehicle without a driver' type of films, and even more specifically the 70's milestones "Duel" (Steven Spielberg's acclaimed debut) and "The Car".
It's an impressive and overpowering vehicle, producing blinding lights and grisly engine noises.
In this he has the perfect vehicle for his wonderful bragging character.
Seems to have been made as a vehicle for W.C. Fields and Carol Dempster and they dominate it.
Man with the Screaming Brain certainly isn't a perfect movie, but I'm pretty sure it was never meant to be anything more than a star vehicle for Bruce Campbell, meaning it works as kind of a summary of his entire career: slapstick, sarcasm, cheese, action, and happy endings.
RANDOM HEARTS, directed by the brilliant Sydney Pollack (who has a small role in the film too) is another Harrison Ford vehicle.
If you liked Paddy Chayevsky's "Network" you'll probably like this black comedy as well, as it's another brilliant Chayevsky script, a wonderful satire on big-city hospitals and a perfect vehicle for Geo.
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