Top cast:William West,Mary Fuller,Edwin Clarke
Director:Roger Michell
Genre:Comedy
Region:Taiwan
Year:2000
Storyline:Rather than a film of overt sexuality and prurient subject matter, its content was mostly suggestive, with numerous double entendres and metaphoric sexual situations.]On the crest of a rock outcropping, the group of humans came upon a collection of monstrous ape scarecrows or effigies posed on poles - to scare and prevent anyone from crossing further." He decides to leave his veterinary practice, and gives one large 'horse pill' to an ailing horse: "Take one of those every half mile and call me if there's any change.A wildly dramatic musical score by Max Steiner enhanced he action of the story.It was the first feature-length musical score written specifically for a US 'talkie' film, and was the first major Hollywood film to have a thematic score rather than background music, recorded using a 46-piece orchestra.As the approaching train whistle sounds, George explains the three most exciting sounds in the world:Anchor chains, plane motors, and train whistles.