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As this worker used the machine and became more productive, the price of washers would fall, demand for washers would rise, more washers would have to be made, and there'd be more work for his pals to do.
Kathy became convinced something must have happened during her romantic getaway with Rich that soured him on the relationship, and she became obsessed with figuring out what that was.
I thought it was luck, but after each new discovery, that became less and less likely.
Let's start at the beginning - Dave Chappelle cancels his show (which became UNEXPECTEDLY popular and controversial) and Comedy Central is looking around for someone new to push.
Granted, the one dream sequence the kid had when he jumped on the bed and it suddenly became a whirlpool of blood was very nicely done and would have worked very well in a movie that was supposed to be pure horror, instead of one that lists comedy as its first genre.
The Power started off looking promising but soon became boring and tedious to watch.
When I first became a father about 5.5 years ago, I was prepared for many of the sacrifices I'd have to make.
The writing became uninspired and oh so predictable as if the show had acquired a cult following in it's young tenure.
One example is the gun family (or whatever it was called) which became a weekly feature.
I was shocked that the horrible script became a movie!
That's right, Carrot Top is such a bad comedian that I became enraged that this man is making movies.
After the book I became very sad when I was watching the movie.
As I mentioned in other comments, I became a real big fan of David Bradley ever since I saw him in "American Ninja 3".
I always disappoint directors who believe that can do everything they want once they became famous.
Like almost everyone else, I became aware of this turkey on Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Besides, by making Scream into a franchise, it ceased to become a parody of horror movies and simply became another one.
The narrator says something like " Perhaps in that moment, for the only time in her life, Ma Barker became a real mother".
Ever since my sight became poor enough to require Large Print, I have been unable to read this book as I had at least twice a year since first reading it.
I almost became a mass murderer due to this film.
The book is not perfection, but it was well-written and became very popular.
Before Stan Laurel became the smaller half of the all-time greatest comedy team, he laboured under contract to Broncho Billy Anderson in a series of cheapies, many of which were parodies of major Hollywood features.
Maybe the producers should have had a little more knowledge about former major league baseball players who became stars overseas.
So what happened when the novel became a made-for-television movie?
None of the characters have any depth and the only person who was anywhere near believable was Tom, although the way he became so easily distracted just annoyed me after a while.
Crystal Voyager was booked in there as an arty-sporty OZ pic and by default became a hit: as the 'opera house tickets' cost far more than a movie ticket, audiences flocked to see this film as an excuse to 'have been to the Sydney Opera House'...so the film did record business as a low budget attraction to locals and tourists who wanted to tell neighbors that they had seen a show 'there'.
The other reason is the female lead is Catherine Zeta-Jones is now a celebrity (she was an unknown at the time) and became an Academy Award winner for Outstanding Supporting Actress in 2003.
The only good thing about this movie was the concept, and the laughs I got from watching such a bad movie- then I became pretty angry because I realized I wasted 4 bucks on renting it.
People started to believe him and his friends became the new disciples.
It was bad enough that they had to take on the impossible task of looking through a vast amount of writings to find the "third testament" in five days, but then at the end it became this ridiculous humanist fantasy.
What I would have liked to see is a real final showdown between Ed and Dante, as we don't REALLY know what became of her.
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