... was lame.... Nudity 5/10: This would be about on average too for an 80's horror movie. At the beginning you see some nips through a shirt, and eventually get to see Kim McKamy and Jody Gibson topless. Karyn O'Bryan gets pretty skimpy too. Acting 4/10: A 4 sounds pretty harsh, but the acting as a whole really wasn;t that bad. In fact the cheesy acting ... good or really bad. They were all on the same cheap, cheesy, mid 80's horror movie level. Of course, the ones who got naked were a little better. VERY INTERESTING NOTE: Kim McKamy who played the lead Connie actually seemed pretty seriou...

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The Crucible The Crucible written by Arthur Miller in 1953 is a classic American work. It is a story not only of witches, but also of love, lust and above all betrayal. The characters in this drama all play curious roles in this depressing ... and provides an interesting side story to the central theme. The movie version of The Crucible changes the perception of many of the characters and destroys the drama of this classic work. The parallels between the theatrical version and film are immense. The characters and plot are similar and this makes contrasting the theatrical version and movie di...

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... Kane" of this generation. It has inspired thought and questioned movie-making logic, as we had previously known it. Quentin Tarantino wrote and directed this film, which has been a cult classic since its conception in 1995. Many people will tell you what makes Pulp Fiction amazing is it attention to detail, while others might say it is the way the story ... movie as well as for months afterwards. It is also a movie you can watch 5 times and still only get half the things in it. Pulp Fiction will be watched as a classic of this generation and looking at it with this question has made me ...

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... - and they would fight over who would get the favourite. Then the two would get lost and have to learn to work together to get back home. It evolved into a classic buddy picture, and it pretty much stayed that way from then on. Disney then bought the concept, and Pixar went to work on Toy Story. Disney essentially make a commitment to ... ...

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... mentioning is that there were actually eighteen different contributors to the voice of E.T. This figure includes the animals as well as the humans. According to E.T. the Extraterrestrial from Concept to Classic, there are nine different sounds that E.T. can make. These include "sucking in his breath, panting, whimpering, chewing, swallowing, screeching, a soft scared sound with his breath, screaming and a sound that is ... ...

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... Orange stands as a great literary work, yet most copies weigh in in less then three hundred pages. Written by Anthony Burgess, it spans twenty one chapters and serves as a cult classic to this day" (http://www.geocities.com/athens/academy/1974/ summary.html). Anthony Burgess has been labeled as one of the greatest literary geniuses of the twentieth century. With over ... ...

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