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In the same way that actors refer to Macbeth as "The Scottish Play" to avoid the taboo of mentioning the title, I like to refer to this as "The Iranian Film".
Maybe they should have written them as sisters to avoid the controversy.
The network insisted the show ending with them going to separate beds at the end of each episode to avoid that speculation.
Casper Van Dien gives a sold, hard-working performance, while Jennifer McShane manages to sidestep as many clichés as she can and make palatable the ones she simply can't avoid hitting head-on.
The plot also isn't most original but manages to avoid the obvious pot holes.
"Petulia" (based on the novel by John Haase, "Me and the Arch Kook Petulia") touches neuralgic issues of difficult times in the United States in an oblique manner, not to avoid them, but because its center is the title character played by Julie Christie (excellent as usual): hippie culture, racial conflicts, Vietnam, drugs, illegal immigration, the intrusion of technology in the bedroom, and middle-class betrayal before the reign of so-called "savage capitalism", all appear as variables in the drama of a young woman abused by her husband.
Avoid this one just as you would avoid going into the grand canyon with a guide who could possibly double as the homeless guy who shines shoes outside of your office.
avoid at all costs....I am not a big fan of movies that re-enact real life events...I thought Munich was an absolute piece of garbage movie...this one is right up there...maybe they could have filmed the cast being taken out back and beaten once the film was over for such an abysmal performance.... Now I upset myself...toss this one on the fire, along with House of Sand and Fog...and quite frankly, even if I were a journalist with heroic delusions, I would definitely stay out of a hellhole country like this couple was in....Angelina has done nothing to ever recommend her as a good actress...without her looks she would be nowhere, like this movie...
My advice to anyone out there is to avoid this feature at all costs.
She comes to know why he is there and attempts with her whole life force to avoid the inevitable.
I simply advise you to AVOID it, I wasted my time on it; Don't Waste yours.
Unless the comic idea of heavy mid-European accents (mostly pronouncing the letter "v" as "w" and vice versa - "wampire" instead of "vampire", "vant" instead of "want", etc.) strikes you as hilarious, avoid this utterly awful "comedy" - it's the best idea that it has to offer!
When this movie appeared in the 1970's poll, I could not avoid laughing.
"Julie Walking Home") poses the kind of unsettling metaphysical questions that many prefer to avoid asking.
It's not a horrible movie, it's just dull and seemed to go out of its way to avoid action.
They then take their device for a rather humorous test drive, but near the end of their first run something seems to take control of their ship...they avoid disaster and then another dream shows them how to make a device that seems to provide air.
Of course in almost every film there are moments where you are inclined to scream at the screen to encourage the character to do this or do that to avoid catastrophe.
It's not scary in the slightest, it's just a ripoff of that classic short story "The Most Dangerous Game" where a guy is trapped on an island trying to avoid some killer (there's even a pit trap just like in that story).
Anyone who has ever seen the original should avoid this movie like the plague.
People looking for a comedy that's smart and keeps the laughs coming should avoid this film.
But given it's current state, I would advise you to avoid this piece-of-crap.
I will be looking to avoid anyone that had anything to do with this picture in the future - if this is their sense of movie-making or of entertainment, I want to stay clear.
To avoid the obvious "scheduling conflict," I would place a towel at the bottom of my door to keep the television's light from spilling into to the hallway.
I highly recommend "Doc Hollywood" but if female nudity bothers you, then avoid it.
It also should be noted that viewers allergic to Christian propaganda should avoid this one at all costs.
A big city cop moves to Arizona as a way to avoid stress after a bad incident in Chicago.
this has GOT to be THE worst Dominican movie EVER MADE! .... it's even embarrassing to say that i'm Dominican and that THAT movie is Dominican too, i really think this movie had a bad star with one of THE worst posters i've seen in my life, it looked like it was done in Paint, by a 5 year-old!, then the trailer came and just confused me, us, even MORE, trying to make it see like it was a comedy, or a romantic movie, hell, even a drama and some horror they threw in!!!, but no, that wasn't enough, they HAD to release it and make a BIG fuzz about it, calling it ''great, spectacular, like nothing you've seen, the best Dominican movie ever!'' and that's just a couple of things that the actors themselves said!, the movie, it's just plain wrong, the acting could NOT be any more wrong, the editing does NOT even help the movie WHATSOEVER, i mean, seriously, i don't even know what the movie is about, AND I SAW IT!!!!, the lighting was poor and the whole love thing between Zoe and the priest was just so unbelievable (and i mean that in a BAD way), so, please, oh please, avoid this movie at ALL cost!!!!
I pretty much avoid movies I don't think I'll like.
Do yourself a favor, avoid this......!
I would have enjoyed this more had it had all of her videos from the era on it - most notably, it's missing the very memorable "Erotica" (according to rumor, in order to avoid a Parental Advisory label.)
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