Assumed in sentence

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If I had watch it in isolation, I would have assumed that the first one was similar; but I assure you it is not.

With a strong cast including Tony Shalhoub and Maggie Gyllenhaal, we assumed this "brilliant comedy" would at least be moderately funny.

Since this had such a lovely cast list, I assumed they would really act.

It was on a movie channel and I began watching I immediately assumed it would be a bad movie and it surpassed my expectations.

After watching the movie I assumed it was a first time director who somehow got the financing together.

I enjoyed the first movies, so I assumed I would enjoy this movie.

Silly me, I assumed that the games' great characters, interesting plots and beautiful art would be present in the anime.

I decided not to post a review then, as I assumed that there was no way the film would be released as it was, considering the reaction of the test audience.

For he has an identical twin, it seems, and the twin has assumed his identity.

Almost as if he assumed that we wouldn't see El Mariachi, even though Columbia, according to Robert Rodriguez' diaries in Rebel Without a Crew, said they'd package both movies together when they were negotiating for the rights.

I assumed when I saw the disc available that it was the sequel to "Ninja Scroll", and thus not happy when I found out it wasn't.

Since the "living" dead girl of the title cannot speak when discovered by the two main male characters in an abandoned mental hospital, it is naturally assumed by the writer and director that at least one of the boys will instantly see the chained woman as a sex object, that is, after he kills her three times.

I thought this film couldve been a little more developed (even for a assumed prequel) considering the circumstances of it being a movie based on one of the best comic books ever.

I first saw "With Friends Like These..." on video and assumed that it had gone straight to video.

Often the attempts to delve into these relationships (of conjoined or even identical twins) has been produced by non-twins and has assumed some kind of pathology--something either incestuous, or morbidly dependent.

I think you can philosophy about the deeper meanings and symbolism of "Hausu" for weeks, and every opinion and interpretation could be assumed as correct.

I assumed that a documentary about anyone's life would be any more informative than one made about anyone else's life.

Decades later, Martin (under an assumed name) leads a team of private investigators and is hired by government agents to steal a "code-breaking" box from a Bay Area scientist.

Partridge"), Jack Cassidy is at his 70's best in his role as "The Great Santini" - a secret ex-Nazi living under an assumed name in America and master magician whose silky arrogance and ego is his ultimate undoing.

They did not expect me to fully understand the film and they probably assumed that I would probably sleep through it (they had me dressed in my pajamas).

I always assumed that Kate and Allie were more like sisters rather than best friends.

the beach is assumed to be the famous surfing beach, malibu; however reference is made to santa monica.

I starting watching this on Comedy Central and assumed "oh, a film about some guys partying in the Bronx...i'll give it a whirl."

I had always assumed it was another musical lost in its time-- you know, one of the Jesus Christ Superstars of the day.

I figured it would be great to see city through the eyes of a foreign film crew-I assumed it was a straight Hong Kong film.

Precisely that, however, is the film's psychological downfall in the face of an audience which is - or which one would have assumed ought to be - as familiar by now with the conventions of this genre as it is with those of the mafia movie.

The reds and blues are quite lovely and photograph far better outside under natural lighting than inside the studio where I had mistakenly assumed the controlled lighting would have made these shots superior to the exterior ones.

If the film had different stars, such as Jimmy Cagney or John Garfield, you would have just assumed it was a Warner project because they made so many similar gangster films--ones where the mobster is glib and carefree but ultimately doomed to pay for his crimes.

They are portrayed as cro-magnonesque, flying 2 Raptors in to fire on the GORT which ultimately fails, leaving someone whom we are assumed to be in command saying to an airplane hangar full of troops "Anybody else got any ideas?"

He does not escape from a prison in Alabama, but rather the state prison in Huntsville, Texas, (the author apparently got their "Huntsvilles" mixed up and assumed it was Alabama.)

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