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Aside from that, why did all the actors in the first few minutes of the film look like low budget 70's porn stars?
A fortune is made on Delilah's recipe and when Delilah is asked to sign for 20% of the proceeds that her recipe created she states that money is not important to her, but, she would like enough money set aside so she can have a grand funeral, "I loves me a good funeral."
The documentary is a revelation of the essence of her happiness -- her family and spirituality aside from all things material.
This aside, the film is one of the best of all times in its genre.
Aside from the natural ageing process, and looking a little puffy around the face, Flynn is as attractive, charming and witty as ever.
But aside from that, it's still a really good movie.
What it really is an exercise in being completely and utterly pointless aside from presenting violent scenarios and nude women with in third world countries with unlikely silicone enhanced bodies.
The acting here, aside from Dianna Agron, and maybe Tyler Poelle, is uniformly awful.
It is but it isn't, and while NIGHT CREATURE isn't a "bad" movie -- there is some camp value to be had here amongst all of the conversations, and one really good extended cat attack scene -- it doesn't have much to recommend it, aside from Donald Pleasence.
It is depressing, however, to realize that Hamilton died at such a young age and, all kidding aside, that is a very sad loss.
Aside from supporting performances by Thelma Todd and Jane Darwell, very few today will recognize the actors in this B-film from Columbia Studios.
According to the box (and as an aside - God bless Something Weird Video!), this feature is cobbled together from material censored out of Marins' earlier "Coffin Joe" films.
On board is Dolph's "ex-fiance", who aside from looking like a reject from a Ron Jeremy movie, is also possibly the worst actress to ever set foot on the planet.
Aside from being a great, dark film, with a substantial plot line and a GIANT cast (Oldman, Penn, and Harris), this is an Oldman performance not to be believed.
And i love movies with unexplainable holes, exaggerated gags, unmotivated behavior, unsophisticated dialogs, clicheyed punchlines, clumsy acting, because they are SO funny you can laugh yer ass off! (Of course if you put aside the Humpty Dumpty's posture for the time being - the highbrow attitude is not always a must to make one smile!)
Australia isn't a nation instantly recognised for a lot of hit horror films (despite one or two successes), and this one really shows why - as aside from all the blood and guts, there is nothing at all to recommend it for; and anyone that doesn't watch horror films purely for gore won't even have that small pittance to fall back on.
As an example, for most of the film, he's a decent guy who likes his promoter and is infatuated with Barbara Stanwyck but then, in a matter or seconds, he casts them BOTH aside to join up with an obviously evil and slimy gangster as his NEW promoter!
Seagal looks old, overweight and lethargic in his recent films and aside from the slightly more professional twosome of Into The Sun and Belly Of The Beast, looks utterly bored.
Aside from any historical figures, the authentic detail of dark, inner-city Harlem life was the main attraction along with the bloody, nasty violence.
And with all that out aside this movie shows a lot of power and the ability to rule over all the muppets in Muppet land, or wherever it is that they come from.
The book and previous film aside.. this is just plain dreadful.
All that aside, there is so much mood and atmosphere at work.
Aside from that, this movie is crap.
I think the only part I didn't like (aside from the corniness, bad music, "reality" acting, and weirdness of the cast.) about the show was the costume remake.
The ever-annoying Bob Monkhouse aside, the cast are likable enough, in particular Kenneth Connor (always my favourite Carry On-er) as a hypochondriac chased by canteen lady Dora Bryan; and Charles Hawtrey, who has a whale of a time as usual.
Leaving aside the negative storyline and the political point-scoring, however, the acting is fairly decent, and score is alright too.
With the idea that someone had at last made a film to empower the larger women of the world, I happily set my night aside in preparation of being touched by a film that would show the world how I feel.
Aside from the graphics, the bad plot line, and the completely wacky scene transitions, the dialog is another big disappointment.
Aside from the intriguing title, it's also directed by Sergio Martino; the same man who made some of the best Giallo's of the seventies with films such as The Strange Vice of Mrs Wardh, it's written by Ernesto Gastaldi; whose name will mean a lot to every Giallo fan worth their salt as he has written many of the best films that the genre has to offer, and on top of that - we've even got a performance from cult actor John Saxon.
Budgetary constraints aside the movie looks good, the spaceships look good, the robots look good, and this is simply the kind of unified enterprise that doesn't get made with $100,000,000 and Bruckheimer producing (what is it with the Germans?
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