The Wind in the Willows是英国童话(huà )作家(🛬)格拉姆(📔)(mǔ )(Kenneth Grahame)的(de )经典作品(🍢)，和《小王(🧙)子(🐷)》、《维尼熊》一样都是(🔚)西方(fā(😏)ng )小(🤳)(xiǎo )孩子们的床头的(🥄)(de )“宝贝书(🎳)(shū )”。
The travels of the last four surviving members of the Ninku Ninja bring them to a town in need of protection, where they find that they arent the only ones calling themselves "Ninku"
The continuing nutty adventures of Lloyd and Harry and their pet beaver, as they drive around the country in their Dogmobile.
Rare, 90's, SOV, Cannibal movie inexplicably found on a 'White Slavery' Box Set. The poster alone should clue you in on how terrible this is. At least it has a brief lesbian scene. It might be good for a few unintentional laughs. Or it might force you to burn your eyeballs out so you never have to be subjected to such drivel ever again.
5年前，疯狂的恐怖分(🚥)子诺(nuò )曼(màn )·加拉格(🏫)尔(Norman Galagher)被判(🌯)处(🧒)全息性(xìng )停(tíng )滞，他(👣)被给予(🚬)假(jiǎ )释听证会(huì )。但是(📔)，由他的(❣)亲信策划的一(yī )场(chǎ(💦)ng )设备故障将罪犯变成(🍓)了一(yī(🥡) )个(🔌)(gè )有着上帝般的力(⏳)(lì )量的(🥗)活生(shēng )生(shēng )的全息图(📖)。现在(zà(🍓)i )，阻止他的(de )是(shì(✋) )库尔特(🎶)·(💈)德科达，他是一(yī )名(😿)(míng )警察(🔁)新(🐑)手，负责(zé )逮捕加拉(🌕)(lā )格(gé(Ⓜ) )尔。
The inner-city struggle for respect bears out in the lives of everyone who deals with life in the urban streets. Jessica, a rookie cop, is all that stands between her ex-con husband [who happens to be a recently paroled graffiti artist] and the violence of the underworld. Maxine, a beautiful artist, faces powerful questions of sexuality. And Jordan, a tortured young boxer, fights for his identity in the streets. Their moving stories and powerful action are rivetingly linked by the sultry voice of sexy radio D.J. Rude.
A young woman in L.A. is having a bad day: she's evicted, an audition ends with a producer furious she won't trade sex for the part, and a policeman nabs her for something she didn't do, demanding fellatio to release her. She snaps, grabs his gun, takes his uniform, and leaves him cuffed to a tree where he's soon having a defenseless chat with a homeless man. She takes off on the cop's motorcycle and, for an afternoon, experiences a cop's life. She talks a young man out of suicide and then is plunged into violence after a friendly encounter with two "vatos." She is torn between self-protection and others' expectations. Is there any resolution for her torrent of feelings?