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It bears no resemblance to the original, is an absolute waste of film, and an embarrassment to the otherwise good actors who had the misfortune to be part of it.
She bears no similarity whatsoever to the refined and funny character Nora Charles who she played in the Thin Man movies.
The dialog bears the stilted traces of the Odets origins: high-flown metaphors that never could have come from the limited imaginations of these workaday people.
I know in this P.C. world it is not the thing to do but hey don't turn it into the care bears.
For the purists (fans of the original TV series), this movie bears little resemblance to the original characters and influence.
In spite of the presence of Rod Steiger, Joe Mantegna and Jennifer Beals there is nothing of value here and it is a shame this product bears the same title as the brilliant original.
Why cast an actor who bears no semblance of the man he's portraying?
Rock Hudson is pretty good here, but the dialogue bears no resemblance to Hemingway at all.
They're little bears with large asses, and they probably smell like donkey crotch.
Apparently there's a lot of radar stations in the far north, protecting North America's borders from attacks by deadly polar bears.
The bears never show up, but a giant Mantis does.
It is interesting to see what people think of this movie, since it is, in fact, quite unique (though it bears some of the trademarks of Clive Barker's writing).
For me this wonderful rollercoaster of a film bears repeated pleasurable viewings.
Jamie, serial killer Michael Myers' niece, bears a baby who is then taken by the Man In Black from the conclusion of Halloween 5. A kind nurse helps Jamie escapes but Myers quickly tracks her down and kills her.
If the good guys and bad guys are too obviously pronounced for a serious film, and yes Sam Waterston's mustachioed, fur-clad villain is comic-opera (and not in the multi-leveled manner of Bill The Butcher from 'Gangs of New York'), and yes, the townsfolk do seem a touch 'Fiddler On The Roof' on occasions, then a few dozen serious films made since then, including 'Titanic' and the graceless 'Cold Mountain' (which bears certain similarities and is a notable failure in convincing qualities compared to this film) can be castigated for exactly the same reason.
The observant watcher will notice that each of these three bears a striking resemblance to characters from Leone's For A Few Dollars More.
Indeed, his sort of daft giddiness bears, to this writer, the shadow of Tom Baker's Doctor, with his sort of subconscious asides (as when ticking off time periods when Mickey is holding down the button in the Tardis), yet brings his own aloof superiority a la McCoy's Doctor as he lets events coalesce around him.
Annibal Ramirez, (Aidan Quinn) a U.S. naval officer who bears a striking resemblance to the mastermind of so many terrorist bombings.
Familiar guest star Mark Lenard, who went on to play Spock's dad Sorek as well as the Klingon commander in "Star Trek: the Motion Picture" is an appropriately grizzled, war-weary commander, a character who bears a striking resemblance to Laurence Olivier's Crassus in "Spartacus."
i still love rainbow brite and the care bears.
Both leads are pretty good, and it bears repeating that Dagmar Lassander is really, really fine.
Except for the names of the characters the movie bears very little resemblance to the book.
It wants to be a cartoon, but the writers don't realize that slapstick isn't funny when people get attacked by bears, or hit with baseball bats.
It's basically the Mormon bad news bears that play church sanctioned basketball.
I expected some kind of action at least with bears, cats, & such on the cover.
Plus, much of this 64 minutes was new material (such as the "monsters")--so you know that this film bears almost no similarity to the original.
not a movie that bears repeat viewing,at least in my mind.it's
This sad little film bears little similarity to the 1971 Broadway revival that was such a 'nostalgic' hit.
But when he tests his vague experiment on himself, he transforms into a vaguely-defined creature (that bears more than a passing resemblance to 'Dr.
This Hitchcock movie bears little similarity to his later suspense films and seems much more like a very old fashioned morality tale.
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