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The Movie is all over the place violent child grows up to be violent big surprise, but parents always told him watch out or "they" would come to get him nothing ever explained until almost the very end when they announce that "they" are Knights Templar and his family lineage are Assassins each one out to exterminate the other over Biblical Prophecies. Good Lord No Pun Intended, has some very good action scenes they could have put anyone other than Fassbender as the title character and it would have been just as good if not better. it's good for a once over. if they make sequels hopefully they get better the movie kind of plods between the action sequences.
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Another Story set in the Harry Potter World starting out only as a Text Book Used at Hogwarts for Care Of Magical Creatures. Hopefully the Upcoming Sequels Continue to get Better as Harry Potter did the Visuals are stunning the CGI doesn't disappoint very good job recreating the 1920's and show casing all new cast of Fantastic Beasts.
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At the Sheldon R. Wienberg Academy, four young teens are sent to school and learn the discipline that the school teaches. Almost immediately, they don't like what is going on. Along the way, they plan their own actions from looking for girls to holding a party without the faculty's knowledge.
The film was neither a commercial nor critical success when it was originally released, and was disowned by both the staff of Mad magazine and actor Ron Leibman (who, despite his sizable role, had his name completely removed from the credits and promotional material). Besides paying Warner Bros. $30,000 to remove all references to Mad from the film when it was released on home video, Mad's publisher William Gaines issued personal handwritten apologies to every person that wrote the magazine to complain. However, the film developed a small cult following.[citation needed] Following Time Warner's purchase of Mad (and after Gaines' death in 1992), all references to the magazine were reinstated on cable television. In 2006, the original version of the film was issued on DVD. Make up effects wizard Rick Baker designed the Alfred E. Neuman masks for the film.
It was directed by Robert Downey Sr., and starred Wendell Brown, Tommy Citera, Harry Teinowitz, Hutch Parker (younger brother of Parker Stevenson and now known as movie executive J. Hutchison), Tom Poston, Barbara Bach, Stacey Nelkin, Ralph Macchio (his screen debut) and King Coleman. The movie was filmed entirely in Salina, Kansas, mostly on the campus of St. John's Military School
A young Robert Downey Jr. appears as an extra in some soccer scenes
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Bob McGraw, Max, Gonzer, and Irwin, students at Lepetomane University (known derisively by some as "Lobotomy U"), are volunteered to compete in a collegiate raft race. They are "recruited" by Dean Burch who uses records of McGraw's checkered past as a means of blackmail to get them to compete. "You're not AT the bottom of the list. You ARE the bottom of the list!", says Burch. He even offers them degrees in the major of their choice as additional incentive. They're up against Ivy University, prep schoolers who, with the help of an Ivy alumnus named Dr. Roland Tozer, plan to cheat their way to the Winner's Circle. Their adversaries also include the Washington Military Institute, disqualified for their attempts to sabotage the other schools' rafts. Captain Braverman, the leader of the Military men, has it in for McGraw because he personally curtailed the attempts to sabotage the other rafts. Also entered is a team of beautiful co-eds, one of whom ends up falling for Bob. The dangerous rapids as well as Ivy's cheating end up disabling many of the other teams' rafts. It is all down river adventure for the Lepetomane gang.
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"An oppressed Mexican peasant village hires seven gunfighters to help defend their homes". Directed by John Sturges and starring Charles Bronson, Yul Brynner, Horst Buchholz, James Coburn, Brad Dexter, Steve McQueen, Robert Vaughn, and Eli Wallach
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Great fun for the family only 2 not so bad Swear Words in the Whole Movie saw this when it came out, Ultra Magnus Says "Dam" and a little boy in the Theater turns to his dad and tells on the robot for swearing. In the Extras they Come Right Out and Say it how they were just trying to sell toys and had Not a Clue about the phenomenon that The Transformers are.
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You'll never look at your local Mortuary and Graveyard the same again "When You Die You Think You Go To Heaven? No You Come To Us." Fast Cars, the Tall Man. great action from the 1970's that will leave you wondering what really happens when you die.