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So fellow earthlings, it is time to take the documentary voyage to visit "Earth" today!
Chris Mulkey and John Jenkins hit the road to visit Patti Rocks, a woman one of the guys has knocked up.
I know nothing about Long Beach NY but this film certainly triggers no desire on my part to visit there.
An interesting sidenote is the fact that there is one scene (The first visit to the hospital), which was recreated in the US version of the first film.
I was lucky enough to catch this one during a visit to Manhattan earlier this year.
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Young innocent Jennifer Stewart (Lucy Marlow) goes to visit her cousin Eva Phillips (Joan Crawford).
None of his one night stands come to visit him in the hospital and one day Mimi walks in.
Anyway, once these two dreadful dames are engaged, they visit wedding planner Candace Bergen, who informs them that it won't be possible for them to get married on the same day because the hotel is fully booked.
Though this film wasn't great.. (too many stereotypes: the "villain" with his side-kicks, the sometimes cliched love story).. and the scene where Salim was burqa-clad during the visit of Farah's parents seemed ripped off from many other Bollywood flicks.
Robin Williams and Nathan Lane have great "chemistry" as middle aged gay couple faced with a biggie: Their 20 year old son wants to get married and needs his "parents" to put on a phony pretense for the ultra-conservative in-laws coming for a short-notice visit.
In the end, you get invited by a scientist named Kraden (Sclater in Japanese version) to visit the temple which is based upon the mountain which was disrupted in the beginning.
Once Boone has recovered, they pay a return visit to Miss Bain.
Some of the photography is indeed captivating , if you have never been to Pompeii or to Athens , then you might as well visit them on the screen.
Fellini's illusionary film takes extreme literary license with their travels as they are invited to visit the very gluttonous rich, the inclement poor and the visually grotesque.
Suffering earthquakes and enslavement they visit a pagan temple where they discover a rarity, the worship of a Hemaphrodite as a God-like deity whom they kidnap.
They research many couples on the internet (how do you have internet with no place to live?) and visit a prospective couple.
In the hands of experimental Japanese filmmaker Nobuhiko Obayashi, the tale of seven "unmarried" young high-school girls who, during a school break, travel to a spooky, remote hilltop house to visit the reclusive, mysterious Aunt of one of their fold only to be consumed one at a time by the Ghost-House/Aunt in increasingly novel ways, is escalated into a spastic, phantasmagorical confetti burst of avant-garde techniques and tonalities.
After staying up all night debating the issue with himself, Allen receives a morning visit from a chemistry major friend who brings with her the original formula for LSD stuffed into sugar cubes, the way they were done in the 60's experiments.
To top it off, John Amos and Tim Conway also made a surprise visit to my parents, cousin, and Aunt's restaurant also located in Stockton, California.
Maybe you won't experience that when you will visit the city or Spain but that's what make a difference...And I hope we won't loose it...Enjoy it!
Evil's City (2005) is a real bad DTV flick about a creepy old town that a nosy reporter and her crew decides to visit.
Theresa Merritt plays Mama Meley, who arrives from down south to visit her daughter and grandson for Christmas, and she's so warm and down-to-earth that her voice can sooth any ill.
It doesn't much matter though, as this really is fun visit to a theater.
So Professors Anna Vooshka (Elke Sommer) and Roland Crump (Kenneth Williams) visit the archaeological site for artifacts, randy site owner Major Leep (Kenneth Connor) tries to keep most things in order, husband Arthur Upmore (Bernard Bresslaw) and Linda (Patsy Rowlands) are trying to enjoy themselves, but have snobbish mother Daphne Barnes (Joan Sims) nagging, butcher Fred Ramsden (Windsor Davies) and Ernie Bragg (Jack Douglas) are misbehaving without their wives to see, and Henry Barnes (Peter Butterworth) is the odd-job man, oh, and Joe Baxter (Dad's Army's Ian Lavender) is about too.
Strapping tall blond Bo Svenson is the pilot who used his P-51 Mustang to visit his girlfriend.
It was the first movie I ever saw in an aeroplane, on a flight to Detroit to visit relatives for Christmas.
The following day the two Detectives visit Andrews but he is unhelpful and evasive and seems to be hiding something.
I can't imagine any two people who could have better or more hilariously portrayed George and Gwendolyn Kellerman, the naive Ohio couple on their visit to hell...er... New York City.
The movie gives no reasons for the aunts twisted behaviour nor does it explain why a neighbourhood full of children who visit the house whilst this poor girl is strung up, raped, beaten, genitally mutilated, and starved, say nothing at all despite the story being set in a 1950's world where such events were not heard of even in the movies.
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