What kind/style of Honda Civic is this? Haven't been able to find one with a similar spoiler. TIA.
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What kind/style of Honda Civic is this? Haven't been able to find one with a similar spoiler. TIA.
I thought it was pretty sweet.
Hi all,
Trying to remember an old 70's (I believe) B-flick about a road accident occurring which causes a bunch of dangerous animals (like lions and tigers) to be set free and start attacking people. I believe the cause of the accident was a bunch of rotten teenagers riding in a car pull up next to a trucker and point a shotgun at him and start teasing that they're going to shoot him. This makes the truck driver nervous and I believe he has a heart attack and crashes his truck. I can't remember if the truck was actually carrying the animals in the semi-trailer, or if he crashes into some game preserve (or zoo) which sets the animals free. That's all I remember about it.
I remember watching this movie on basic cable during the '90s. It was a thriller where I believe someone who worked at this company (I think it was a computer firm) went psycho and started holding the other workers in the building hostage. I remember the hostage scene took place at night, and I thought it starred Linda Hamilton, but I don't see anything in her filmography that fits this type of film. I believe the film would have been made either late 80's or early 90's. Wasn't big budget. Just a typical 90's thriller that would play on cable back in the day. Appreciate your help in tracking this down for me!
Anyone else hate when a comedy series gets too serious or dark? For example, in All in the Family, there was the attempted rape of Edith episode. On Roseanne they got far too serious that time Roseanne and Dan argued and Dan started throwing around furniture. On Everybody Loves Raymond, they never got too serious or dark except for the final episode (of all things) when Ray has a death scare following a surgery.
I always have to turn the channel when a show I watch for comedy does this.
What are all the movies that have the "Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!" song in the trailer? Here's a link to the music: Treat Her Right - The Commitments. I'm aware of the following that have the song in their trailers:
Trial & Error (1997)
Bowfinger (1999)
Ironically enough, it's not in the film in which it debuted - The Commitments (1991).
Here's the song: https://youtu.be/KoLP3AArnEI?t=162
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http://www.denofgeek.com/uk/movies/the-predator/60264/the-predator-review-the-hunt-is-over
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