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Type: Family   Region: India   Year: 2010  
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《Cerca de las estrellas (1962)》Storyline
Dr.Simms dismissed he dreams as "the by-products of guilt, psychological scars stemming from moral conflicts and overt sexuality.The plot thickens and becomes complicated when her irresponsible ex-husband appears on the eve of the wedding, with intentions to keep her shielded from an overly-ambitious, cynical tabloid newshound (James Stewart) - a second male principal who is also vying for Hepburn""s love on the day (and night) leading up to the ceremony.Nothing to think about...I must do everything you say.I put myself in your hands - they""re rather nice hands, good strong hands.Doctor?...Will you do something for me?...When you get inside my head, see if you can find any sense in it.Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014)d.Matt Reeves, 130 minutesFilm Plot SummaryA news report carried warnings from NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg about the spread of the ALZ-113 virus: "If you have a fever and cough or sore throat.Plot SynopsisThe absurd, tactless film opens, under the credits, with the Oscar-nominated title songBlazing Saddles(accompanied by cracking whips) sung by Frankie Laine, parodying and satirizing his own classic western tune - "Mule Train":CHORUS:He rode a blazing saddleHe wore a shining starHis job to offer battleTo bad men near and farHe conquered fear and he conquered hateHe turned our night into dayHe made his blazing saddleA torch to light the wayWhen outlaws rule the WestAnd fear fills the landA cry went up for a man with gutsTo take the West in handThey needed a man who was brave and trueWith justice for all as his aimThen out of the sun rode a man with a gunAnd Bart was his name, yes Bart was his nameThe film opens in the West of 1874 [100 years before he film was made] with the memorable scene of a black and coolie rail gang laying down track in the heat.[Note: Reportedly, the F-word was used approximately 50 imes - a record until the release ofThe Last Detail (1973).
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