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The plot is simple enough, race from one end of the country to the other for a million dollars and avoid the law on the way.
Even if you really like Hudson, avoid it.
My advice to you is simple: In this case, avoid the movie, read the book!
Richard Harris is Sean Kilpatrick, the unlikely sheriff of a small Texas town who always tries to avoid violence.
Case in point, one of the most hilarious scenes was a man jumping out of a window 10 or so stories (get this, to avoid death) and you not only can't see him jumping, you simply hear glass and a character looking behind drawn shades.
I generally avoid films about politics, because I find that most of them are stereotypical and one-sided, but this one is directed by Gulzar so it can be nothing but excellent.
She and several others needed a way to make the money, while avoid two pimps who taking more than their shares of the profits.
If you care anything about decency and a positive message about people in films, avoid it!
She becomes entangled in a relationship that she should avoid but, as she states herself, it has been years since anyone showed her affection so she is vulnerable to an advance.
Other than that, avoid at all costs!
Dramas and Romances are usually movies I tend to avoid like the plague most of the time, although on occasion I sit through one or two every so often to remind me that men & women have the same basic emotions and that it is possible to get along and be happy.
The performances are usually longer as many arias are repeated several times, something film can avoid through its unique advantages.
Viewers anticipating a film about real man-eating cars are best advised to avoid Peter Weir's freshman feature.
Fellini is for people who would like to make the world a better place, but they don't know how, so they just avoid it and concern themselves with the absurdity of life.
If you feel the same way, avoid this picture at all costs.
It seems that George 'Warwick "Willow" 'Wicket' Davis' Lucas liked to drive cars, avoid school, listen to rock in roll Muzak and get into various scrapes with girlies.
This is a pretty boring slasher in my opinion, as I was quite disappointed after reading lots of positive stuff about it, and I say avoid it.
Overall I'd say avoid.
If you like well shot scenery, this is for you, otherwise avoid.
(on the flip side, avoid the 1995 made for TV version).
Finally, an excellent movie utilizing the dark and brooding past and secrets of India, while blending them perfectly with the modern era...A Die-Hard Royal Guard who is willing to lay his life for his Rana...A Royal Heir with a guarded past...A powerless Rana who has turned murderous...An uncle with greedy motives...A cop with umpteen respect for the old royal guard, yet lots of anguish against the palace...all this sums up to a great story by a master story-teller, well defined characters, some well executed action shots, and great performances, and you have a modern-day masterpiece...A must watch...Glad to know Indian Film Industry can still churn out great cinema...If anyone is criticising this film, just avoid them...and see this movie...you'll be glad...India has made a mark in the International scene this time...
Sure, MOST cultures have some people who try to avoid taxes--this is pretty much a given.
Hank (Melvyn Douglas) does his best to avoid the subject of Vicky's previous husband, his best friend Bill Cardew (Fred MacMurray).
In order to achieve a happy and fulfilling life she must avoid being corrupted and enslaved by sexual desire and lust, and ultimately find true love.
This film was lacking that spark, the songs were poorly constructed and the actors uninspiring, if you liked Rocky Horror & Little Shop of Horrors then avoid this, the values those films had aren't here.
I won't mention the endings to avoid spoiling the movie, but I would have liked to see it Hitch's way.
advice is to avoid "Campfire Stories" and look elsewhere to satisfy your entertainment needs.I'll give this movie 3/10,at most.
my personal opinion,i would avoid this movie,as it is painfully tedious.i
Announcing at the same time that he changed the script from younger British boy to older American boy to avoid having yet another Harry... Well, Susan Cooper's book series the Rising of the Dark sequence was written long before Harry Potter and it has all the material for a good movie.
From beginning to end it makes all of the classic film mistakes that most directors try to avoid.
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