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Consequently Slice of Life films from the thirties to the late forties usually appeal to me far more than later films.
A good thing about this movie is that anyone can enjoy it - young and old because there is something that will appeal to everyone.
With a title like Extreme Movie, an embarrassing cover, and the fact that it's a Blockbuster Exclusive, honestly doesn't give it very much appeal.
It seems that (as usual) some Hollywood wonk, noting that the novel was a best-seller, gave some hack the basic premise from the back-cover blurb and got him to make something up that would appeal to Joe Sixpack and his girlfriend.
But too many people think they should be actors, mainly because they see it as a lifestyle and a way to be the center of attention, not a job - laziness & privilege are what appeal to them.
I can't imagine who this picture would appeal to today, in this age of XXX-rated DVDs and sci-fi/horror films with top-notch FX.
Worst of all is that where as the first two had the coolness appeal of Lee Marvin,Robert Forster, Martin Balsam,Robert Vaugn, John P.Ryan, Billy Drago,Richard Jaeckel and (maybe) Chuck Norris, Delta Force 3's biggest name is Nick Cassavetes.
There's one catch - the script is a tribute to Robert's partner, who died recently of AIDS after going through painful medical treatments, and Jeffrey wants to change the story to a heterosexual love story to assure the movie has wider commercial appeal.
It is such cases that prove that jury justice is maybe good in many cases but there are a few cases where it is the worst possible system, and that is why the death penalty should be gotten rid of, and that's why we should make sure the defendants, now sentenced culprits, have access to all possibilities and opportunities to appeal the decision and to have the best councilors available.
At first she tells Mulder that what Duane Barry needs is a "friend, someone who appears to understand him and can appeal to his sense of reason."
I fear many brain cells have been killed watching this movie, the humor is too narrow, it would only appeal to a certain sort of people and thankfully that type of person is few and far between.
"Praise" is one of those films which slip between the cracks of public consciousness for want of broad market appeal and entertainment value while garnering critical and industry acclaim for its ability to faithfully portray difficult human issues.
The appeal is actually to see some of Thai director Wisit Sasanatieng's past works, before his up and coming made-in-Singapore flick called Armful.
This movie will appeal to the six year olds...and hopefully not to much older....
The good news is that their approach was different than in case of Intolerable Cruelty and The Ladykillers, which were in my view lesser works for their mass appeal oriented humor.
Although he didn't let himself down with his acting, playing a slightly more knowledgeable Dr John Carter - but without the appeal to the ladies, was never going to challenge our protagonist.
The film is somewhat dated and was definitely cleaned up to appeal to a larger audience, but nonetheless, it gives a pretty accurate version of this man's damn near suicidal bravery.
Just as it happened with Aladdin, the Disney studios has taken advantage of the massive box-office appeal of one of their feature length animated films.
Lost Lake (initially titled Peak Experience) has wide appeal with adventure, awesome scenery and romance involving beautiful young people.
A film needs to be interesting enough to appeal to some audience within the range between them, this film is not, does not.
This comedy/drama will appeal to arthouse audiences as well as the "Scream" crowd who get to see their pin-up boys (Jamie Kennedy, Freddie Prinze Jr.) shine in roles with a little more meat than their slasher flick appearances have allowed.
Very good movie that will appeal to all types.
Not a movie maker that will appeal to everyone .
Because of its literate script and interesting character development, Isle of the Dead may also appeal to others who don't usually like horror.
It didn't immediately appeal to me.
It will have extra appeal to anyone (like me) who has been a shop Clerk and has had to endure stupid customer questions like "are you closed?"! Warning, the acting can be annoying on watching it again so it is better to look at it as adding to the clerks questionable character.
What does that tell you about it's appeal?
But as his time in Prison is coming to an end, the big 'ending', death, his grandson Adam Hall ( Chris O' Donell ) is running in fast motion to try and bring about an appeal, from the Govn.
Thankfully, "Shrooms" isn't a dopey comedy, written to appeal to the minds of adolescent boys... Unfortunately, it is a painfully boring movie, despite that, seemingly, winning endorsement.
He was the true blue good guy and had the sex appeal to attract the women.
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