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Story line is predictable in spades and will hold no surprises as it slowly winds its way to the end.
Indri winds up incarcerated in MG's private prison after she refuses to make love to him.
Based on the true story of two young Americans who sold national secrets to the Soviet Union in the height of the Cold War, "Falcon And The Snowman" wants to be both suspenseful and philosophical, and winds up falling short in both departments.
The action winds up at a hospital where we learn that heaven is an elevator ride away.
Unfortunately someone tips the police and after a hectic car chase he winds up in the slam only to escape and take revenge on those who betrayed and got him there in the first place.
Dreadful film about a doctor who goes fishing and winds up catching a mermaid when he is thrown overboard.
So the film winds around some early silliness and stumbles along with all sorts of Alexander allusions in both the foreground and background (which I really liked), ending with a dated shark attack (you couldn't go to a movie in '79-'80 without some shark showing up to menace the audience).
Scott plays an outlaw who tries to go straight and leave his old gang and winds up saving Jagger's life.
Selleck plays former major league star who finds himself traded (?) to Japan as his career winds down.
However, any primitive sort of movie where someone winds up with a hanglider is OK by me (see Yor and Battle for Endor).
Rich boy and Poor boy just do not get along and the Rich boy winds up winning the heart and soul of the poor boy's girl friend.
Its story tells of a poor gal searching for her sister who winds up getting raped and drugged by Yakuza scumbags, and the helpful lady doctor who sets out to avenge her, doing so in bizarrely gruesome fashion after a similar bout of rape and drugging.
He is unable to reach fragrant, sensory heaven and winds up continuing his bus journey to its final destination.
Soon he is assigned jury duty but soon winds up in trouble when the evil murderer Felix Nash (Varney also) knocks him out and switches places with him!
When they take Ernest to the electric chair thinking he's Nash he gets so electrocuted he winds up breaking out and goes off and saves Charlotte from the evil Nash! Filled with hilarious scenes and comics Ernest Goes to Jail is a movie that'll make you laugh so hard!
After a slow and rocky beginning to the cart, it keeps getting better and better and winds up being quite hilarious.
It's always interesting to catch a line in a film that winds up being somewhat prophetic for the future of an actor.
The movie is about the investigation of this murder, which is actually pretty straightforward, but it takes some unnecessary detours, like when the main suspect, a depressed soldier, winds up in the apartment of Gloria Grahame, a dance-hall hooker with a really weird pimp played by Paul Kelly.
This time around the story is based around a psychologist (Megumi Ozawa) who decides to take on the Yakuza to avenge the suicide of a doped-up and raped patient that winds up on her doorstep one day.
Bruno winds up in the swanky chalet of kindly rich doctor Don Simon (a fine performance by Lautaro Murua).
Is it really worth your life and those of your friends to be loyal to one's master or does there come a time when one must submit to the winds of change?
After spending five years in prison, Dr. Thomas Reed, played by the incomparable Vincent Ventresca, exiles himself to Purgatory Flats and winds up tending bar.
Just a few of the awful moments in the movie, A flight attendant is standing in the opened doorway of a flying 747 and trying to close the door without being sucked out by the 250 mile per hour winds?!? Thereafter the lands the aircraft from a few miles out starting at 8000 feet, thats impossible even for 747 pilots with thousands of hour experience.
Eventually that happens and the movie winds down to it's typical Stephen King downbeat ending.
He starts out as a fix-it man for the woman, and winds up beating a man and getting caught up in a kidnapping scheme.
She winds up killing HIM and then turning her focus towards the men (or pigs) whom she tortures and kills, herself... Most of the violence and humiliation has to do with sh!t eating and genitalia destroying - all of which are far from disturbing and essentially mild.
They have a sense of self-parody and bravura abandonment (they do throw caution to the winds), but after a promising opening it all goes to hell.
The story is very similar; a mad doctor develops a serum that he believes will alleviate pain, sickness and death, but he's apparently not a big believer in clinical trials and so winds up with a brain-eating zombie on his hands in the person of his nephew.
He winds up dead in the water that feeds the reservoir, and soon the characters all succumb to the flesh-eating virus one way or another.
This film, however, winds up flat and unsatisfying.
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