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I assumed that I could put a water tank at Lincoln Center and if I stayed there a week not eating, I would get comfortable in that situation and I would slow my metabolism, which I was sure would help me hold my breath longer than I had been able to do it.
For example, when I walked up here and I took the microphone from the stand and switched it on, you assumed this was a microphone, which it is not.
But I'd always assumed that to make progress, I'd essentially have to replicate a whole brain.
Based on that reference, we assumed this film must have been made around her Charlie's Angels run in 1979 or 1980, but from what I've read here it was made around 1987.
I assumed this movie would be good also, but boy was I wrong.
For nearly half an hour, I assumed that the movie took place at a small isolated island, but it simply plays at the mainland where fancy highways cross the forest and power plants are located at the end of the woods!
So I wouldn't call it naiveté that I assumed this was softcore horror ripping off Cannibal / Zombi / Jungle Holocaust.
It must be called "The Puffy Chair" because only 'puffy' chairs could accommodate the extremely 'puffed-up', self-important brothers who drooled it out for public consumption; and, obviously, they are SO full of themselves that they have assumed the public would actually want to consume their drool.
It was a dumb movie and everyone assumed so simply based on what they know about Mr. Top.
Everything paranormal on this show is automatically assumed to be "evil" and the work of a demonic spirit.
Don't get me wrong, I assumed this movie would be stupid, I honestly did, I gave it an incredibly low standard to meet.
From the get-go, I assumed I was in for something pretty nasty.
Normally I wouldn't go to the trouble of commenting on a horror movie sequel, because it's usually assumed that they're BAD, and if you watch them with a healthy disrespect, they can be very fun and enjoyable to taunt/laugh at.
At the time of rental we assumed that this was to reiterate the fact that the scarecrow was "going wild".
We didn't walk out of the theatre because we all assumed something more would happen.
When I saw on the voting panel that some people had given this film a score of 10 I assumed they were unaware that the score wasn't out of 100.
If I didn't agree, he assumed I misunderstood, and increasingly simplified his wording ... by the time I finally lost my self-respect, I was incapable of recognizing the predicament I was in, and I had to be jolted to reality by outside influence.
I assumed I'd seen the ultimate Shakespearian comedy when the cast of Moonlighting overhauled The Taming of the Shrew, but nothing comes close to Tromeo and Juliet.
I laughed at those veiled glances around the dressing room in "Pool Days"; I smiled at the notion that fans of Bette Midler, Judy Garland, and Barbra Streisand are assumed to be gay in "A Friend of Dorothy"(ie.
Bloody Birthday plays on the assumed innocence of children and shows them as bloodthirsty monsters.
It's basically about two people who move into a flat and live next door to each other with there partners, who are assumed to be having an affair with each others partners.
Admittedly, before seeing House of Wax, I assumed it would simply be a second tier low quality teen slasher film following in the footsteps of such movies as The Darkness or Amityville Horror.
Like most people, when the siege at Waco was occurring I assumed that David Koresh was a completely evil madman who was leading a violent cult.
Oz is the nickname for the Oswald State Penetentiary, a fictional prison in some US state which is never stated (Though with the accents, crime scenes, and racial distribution NY is assumed).
So I did a search on her and found IMDb...I saw "Inside I'm Dancing" and assumed she had done another dancing movie, and over looked it.
I assumed this was about the influence of the drug culture on film making but no it is a much more far reaching and intelligent film than could have been expected.
I was of course familiar with the Statue of Liberty climax from having seen it repeatedly in film retrospectives but I wrongly assumed the story leading up to it might not hold my interest.
I bought this movie for $7.99, assuming it has to be at least halfway decent since my man Sandler is in it and because I assumed some women would get naked (judging by the R-rating and scantily-clad women on the cover).
I assumed that it was "Boogeyman II" because it was paired with the original.
Like the Blair witch, people got scared because people assumed they should be scared and bought into some guff that it was terrifying.
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