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My advice to anyone wishing to see "The Architect" would be to go along with an open mind, expect to be challenged and perhaps you'll come away with the same feelings as me, that this is a good film, a thought-provoking film but not one to watch just for the pure fun of it, go and see Mr LaPaglia's other current film "Happy Feet" if you want that!
(Do look for a different type of role soon, Mr. McC, that's this viewer's advice).
My advice is to not waste your time on this movie.
my advice is to not waste your time on this dud!
At State College, while most of the young men are more interested in "free love" than marriage, handsome Michael aka "Mike" (Richard Cromwell, an exact cross between Leonardo DiCaprio and Jude Law) is full of old-fashioned ideals and he loves to get advice and talk things over with his favorite "Prof", a real sort of mentor to our young heartthrob.
A key scene comes when Matt the drunk goes to Bear for advice, and Bear again proves his wisdom.
A major element of change can be seen when in 1974 it is Bear who is the drunk and Matt is attempting to give him advice.
Heed the advice of those comparing it poorly to Pulp Fiction.
My advice is save your time and money, spend £15 on a documentary on capitalism - it'll probably be more interesting.
My advice is..Don't spend your time and money on this movie if you have any another way to do this.
If you are coming to this review BEFORE having seen "Leon" ("The Professional") then my best advice is just to disregard the rest of what follows and take "Nikita" on its own terms.
Eddie Murphey stars as a father who starts taking advice from his daughter in Imagine that.
I've had a bad night.Firstly Brick and then Miami Vice.My daughter told me Vice was rubbish i usually follow her advice but i was a fan of the TV shows and Michael Mann is one of my favourite directors so i watched it.She was right this time,but not always,she did recommend Brick but thats another post.
I guess it was a big hit in its time even though it's not as well known today, but my advice is to watch it if you ever get the chance.
A word of advice for those who haven't seen "The Master of Disguise": for those of you - like me - who loved Dana Carvey's impressions and comedy on SNL, remember him that way.
All I can say is that this was a brilliant movie, and I strongly advice people with a good sense of humor: see this movie.
Like most young women who make the same mistake at this age, Panabaker looks to her mother (played by a loving but intense Mercedes Ruhl) for advice and in response she promptly pulls her out of school, picks up and moves as quickly as possible to another town where no one will know who they are, warns Panabaker to never contact the child's father and tell him about the situation and ultimately decides that instead of having to explain her grandchild's origins and the whole messy problem itself to a new set of people she just pretends the infant is hers...one of those late-in-life babies born to a middle-aged woman shortly before her divorce through what seems like some sort-of miracle and without the hassle of the whole in-vitro process.
My personal advice would be to avoid this film because it will save your money & time.
This is right on the heels of Stanwyck's advice columnist having a conversation with a grumpy editor who mumbles his dialogue unintelligibly.
At times like an Afterschool Special (Nami inherited a mansion, she and her boyfriend check it out while the two computer nerds offer advice via computer download), at times purposely made to resemble a video game (Nami and her boyfriend enter each room of the mansion, get a key or other object, exit room via secret door, etc.), at times like a predictable, over the top horror movie (Nami, I'm your crazy sister!),
I don't know about spoilers but all those cynical negative comments might spoil my pleasure if I was easily influenced or if I let them, so my simple advice to any film lover is : just watch it and you might just enjoy it.
My advice is to see this film and when you do, just sit back and have some fun.
Also the song on the end credits "Every Beat Of My Heart" by Jon English is such a cool song.The only slight fault of this movie is that it is a tad too long but hey, we cant hold that against it... so my advice would be to get it despite of the bad comments from others...and definitely check it out if you love eighties style movies and eighties rock music cause there's tons of that cool stuff!!!I should also mention that this film is hard to come by but you should try get it one ebay because it is worth it.The story to it is about a young dude called Vinnie who does boxing in his spare time but keeps getting kicked out of school.His mother is going out with a real scumbag guy because the father died.He often beats her and Vinnie thinks hes no good for her!Vinnies mother asks him to join the school band because she thinks it will keep him busy and off the streets away from all the bad action and maybe help him with a future career!
See it if you must but take my advice, avoid Fatal Beauty at all cost, it's shocking!
Franklin Hill),"Purpose",'02, giving advice to Martha Baring concerning prescriptions for horses.
I can't believe that with all the aircraft used in this film that the producers did not get any technical advice.
My advice would be to miss this one completely.
But when the owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs seeks his advice Pitka sees his chance.
He idolizes Humphrey Bogart who shows up from time to time to give him advice on dealing with woman.
With advice from a strip club owner(Tim Roth)and the eager assistance of(Lisa Kudrow)the state lotto number caller on TV, a plan is contrived to rig the winning numbers.
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