The only scene I can remember is a circle of kids tossing pebbles at a an injured bird. They get carried away and next thing you know they have stoned the bird to death. It was Australian, the storyline was about a ghost of a girl from decades/century ago who was accidentally killed by a thief who hid her body so she simply disappeared as far as everyone was concerned. She was the friend of the boy who now lived in her house. And IIRC the ‘rival’ family were called the ferals and dogs didn’t like them. All I remember of this film was it was set in Egypt or the middle east , I think it was spy or cloak and dagger type film.
Lauren Sobel hailed from Alexandria, Louisiana—about as far from any rock climbing as you can possibly be in the United States. After high school, she headed for New Orleans to attend Tulane University, graduating in 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in political economy. Entranced by city life, she packed her perpetually overstuffed closet into suitcases and moved to New York.
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“It is the east,” said Leonard, “and Juliet is the sun. Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon.” He handed her the newspaper reporting their alleged romance. “We’ll rehearse you creeping along the path,” Zeffirelli said. “If the castle were to disappear,” Zeffirelli said, “I wonder how long the town would remain. Mostly tourists come here now. At one time, the Borghese controlled all the land they could see.” But on the crew’s day off – half of them went back up Suilven! I couldn’t believe it and to be really honest was a little miffed…I mean, they didn’t even take a camera with them! By the end they had completely fallen in love with the place and the shoot will have a special place in their hearts for years to come.
Jerry Arvid Roberts, Jr., 54, was born in East Point, Georgia, September 2, 1965. He was the son of Jerry A. Roberts, Sr. and Sonya V. Phillips Roberts. On the morning of July 4, Jerry died after suffering a heart attack at his home.
The “My Girl” funeral scene might be the saddest in history. Macaulay Culkin’s character, Thomas J, is killed after he’s attacked by a swarm of bees and suffers a fatal allergic reaction. During his funeral, his best friend, Vada, tearfully runs to his casket and asks, “Wanna go tree climbing, Thomas J?” as her father tries to explain, “He’s gone, sweetheart. He’s gone.” Heartbreaking. Movie funerals are typically sad, but sometimes they can be laugh-out-loud funny. In 2007’s “Death at a Funeral,” the Barnes family gets together to say goodbye to the family patriarch, Edward Barnes. Edward’s sons, played by Chris Rock and Martin Lawrence, are blackmailed by their father’s lover, Frank, played by Peter Dinklage.
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He walked straight to the back of the bus, sat in front of me, and immediately got to rounding me up as his friend. We connected through a mutual hobby of riding bikes and building dirt jumps. Nolan died at 26, after a fall climbing El Gigante, in Mexico, when rockfall cut his rope. Kalley built her resume across the climbing disciplines, with special interest in alpinism and trad climbing. Joshua Tree, Indian Creek and Red Rocks were her favorite desert destinations.
The other I remember even less about but I assure I wasnt on any drugs at the time haha. The first one is about a girl who ends up in some wierd world where all the voices have been stolen and she ends up disguising herself as a monster I think who draws pictures and eats them. I remember she ends up finding the voices in what looks like the ‘bog of eternal stench’ from labrynth. • in the closing scene, the group is on a plane with the loot, taxiing on the runway. All of a sudden, police cars are arriving from everywhere and block the runway.
The grotesque girl spoke with a disgusting, low-pitched growl coming straight from hell. As he approached closer, in the grossest scene of the film, Regan lurched forward on the bed and spewed bilious, pea-green soup vomit from her mouth in a single projectile stream directly into his face. The thick green slime stuck to his face and clothing.
If this movie has been researched before in this forum, then I apologize for the repeat. I don’t recall much of the movie except that it had a demon that was in an empty attic and the demon looked like a goat/man. It was deathly white and stood on its hind legs and had long, wispy white hair that, I think, went down its back a-ways.
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This line is popular because it goes directly up the face where the tram cars move along massive cables, the skyline of Rio is to the climber’s left, and the ocean is to the climber’s right. If you know anything about Brasilian climbing, you know that the pitches are long and runout, each one almost reaching the length of a 60 meter rope, and bolt-spacing between 5-10 meters. This route was super-exposed with technical, fun, balancy movement on speckled granite. Don’t be surprised if groups of them ask for a photograph with you.
This movie contained a a dream or hallucination sequence. In one scene a man went through a curtained door and found himself in the cabin of a plane bathed in a yellow light. All the passengers were slumped over or dead and their oxygen masks were hanging from the ceiling. I saw these movies on SBS between (don’t remember the exact years). And I believe they were introduced by Des Mangan.
She then indignantly replies that “if it’s that what you want, get it out then” at which reaction the brother still seems to be a bit startled. About ten or fifteen years ago I saw a small movie fragment on tv. The program was probably about a movie festival or a documentary on alternative movies, and I think the focus was perhaps on Australian or New-Zealand movies, although I’m not sure about that. I thought that maybe some day they would show the full movie somewhere, but I’ve never seen it again.
“It’s fairly hard Sheila…” Fairly hard for me… a forty something year-old mountain climbing film director! The film is worth watching just to see the incredible feat that Sheila undertook. Years ago I watched a movie which look as though it was set in the 70’s. It is about a girl who brings her new boyfriend home to meet her father. Her father invites the new boyfriend to one of his dinner parties, much to the disappointment of his daughter.
May have been set in a small town/community, main character may have been quiet & polite but flew into rages. If you’re a fan of Dr Who, you might remember a dalek movie which didnt feature the doctor, made in the late 70s/early 80s. I remember it featured Daleks ruled the place and and they were painted different colours , there were red and black ones.
Both boys start to pant very soon, and Green looks out from the windows on the side to see Brinca flying on her Dragonite. He yells at the top of his voice and demands to know when the jump path ends, and the old lady giggles that it does when they get to the other end of the corridor, aggravating Green even more. Green closes his eyes to think over the baffling events that have happened so far, and wants to know why Red trusted Brinca right away. Red remarks that they have all witnessed her power at the seaport, and it is enough proof that she possesses skills beyond theirs and will be capable of helping them improve within a short time. He adds that it is also a rare chance to learn the legendary ultimate attacks of Pokémon, but Green cuts him short and says he’s not doubting the old lady’s ability. Stunned for a moment, Red notices that his metal ring bears the Chinese character ‘grass’ while Green’s is carved with the character ‘fire’, and is surprised that the bracelets won’t come off despite not being snug-fits.
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