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At the beginning you see Bud Spencer flying in a helicopter, if you switch to English his voice and the lips are in complete sync.. as for Terence Hill you have to switch to Italian to get the perfect sync, but aside from that let's begin: Well they are both pretty were getting older.. Bud was 56 at the time and Terence was 46.
All kidding aside he's a good actor but after a few crappy parts like this its understandable that his name often elicits a "who?' when its mentioned.
I threw aside the petty details, such as the huge winter mistake, and several other minor details, and ended up enjoying it.
Aside from one scene of a limb being hacked, nothing horrific happens.
Aside from his glaring professional and personal inadequacies which he glosses over with his smooth delivery, he turns out to be quite dangerous.
Aside from Cagney, the performers are definitely a mixed bag.
However, all in all, with that aside, the movie really wasn't all that funny.
Imaginative murder sequences aside, it is a real mess.
The acting by the male leads is strong enough (mostly - the 'why do I have to get so technical?' scene falters a bit) to make you invest emotionally in Dylan and Jez' quest despite the fact that - all soft-heartedness aside - they are two lying, selfish, close to morally bankrupt con-merchants.
The scene where the New Orleans ladies take Marlene aside to give her a little lecture on the "burden of womanhood she'll have to endure" after her marriage is priceless, with the tiny smirk that plays across Marlene's face (given her well-known history, it makes it doubly funny).
I was passing through and caught this on Starz! and aside from paying for the monthly subscription fee for Starz!, I am certainly glad I didn't rent this or (God forbid!) pay to see this in the theater.
I can assure you that no men are allowed in the sorority house rooms, aside from the atrium/living room, at any time.
And while Warbeck does his usual tough-guy shtick, the real amusement of "Panic" is the pair of tight-binding white jeans he wears during the last act...never has a bulge been so shamelessly exploited since David Bowie donned tights in "Labyrinth"...but aside from that dubious curiosity, there's really nothing here worth seeing.
But aside from some brief conversation, nothing remotely kinky or erotic ever happens!
Benigni, does quite a good impersonation of Peter Sellers throughout the movie, but this aside isn't very funny or charming.
Can you remember anything about _You Only Live Twice_ aside from a few action sequences?
First lets start with stating this is NOT real - it is a TV movie with Actors based on what was meant to of happened that night , go into the film with that in mind & you'll enjoy a little more.Weather or not you believe the story of the Lake Country Abduction should really be put aside to watch this - some parts are quiet scary & it does make a good horror movie for a late Friday night.The Acting is really mixed - some good , some great !
The FBI guy is a complete and utter idiot; he should be keeping matters cool and calm on the aeroplane but instead he runs around like a madman throwing innocent passengers aside.
Aside from the story, poor CGI, and cheap feel of the movie I'm sure there must have been some gem in there.
Its obvious political biases aside, this movie was terribly made and impossible to follow.
Aside from these observations, the film is well acted, beautifully shot and and genuinely harrowing.
Aside from that, it is a genuine portrait of human life that can appeal to non-Italians, such as me.
Aside from the ultra-lame dialogue, almost every gag falls flat.
The musical number "Tomorrow Belongs To Me" is so effective an illustration of the appeal this new Nazi hope held for impoverished suffering Germans, and yet we have The Master Of Ceremonies' evil nodding grin to remind us, in retrospect, what it really led to.Just as every musical number (aside from being so beautifully choreographed and presented) reminds us of the desperation in Sally Bowles' life and in most of Germany.
All that aside, Exorcism isn't a good film, and therefore I don't recommend seeing it!
as a result pic becomes predictable and boring the effects are hammy and aside from Julian Beck,(who gives the movies only high point with a terrifically creepy performance)Jobeth Williams and Craig T Nelson look bored to death.
That aside - the movie is true to its subject matter and the acting is not the horror show some have claimed.
Aside from that, the movies are totaly different.
It did not have the feel of the other films (aside for the chronic overacting)and thus left me feeling as though I was watching any old "camp in woods, people dying flick".
But aside from Daisy's consistent indecision, these elements are under-played.
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