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however, after an hour, the plot became so garbled and stupid, I just began to laugh out loud at all the cliches and poor acting and towards the end I could pretty much guess ahead of time what they were gonna say.
When a guy got eaten, their bodies became puddles of blood and a few clothing fragments... no bones, no organs, no nothing.
I didn't know any of these actresses, but they became my idols, not the actresses themselves, but the women they portrayed.
Here's what Robert Quarry did after Count Yorga, if you're interested: he donned a wig and caftan and became a Charlie Manson type hippie guru vampire.
Mary was the mistress to King Francis of France she returned to England with Mary, Queen of France after the death of the French King Louis She became Henry's lover.
She became pregnant and was married off to William Carey.
The King saw Anne and became besotted.
He became the premier horror film director in England and he knew exactly what to do with a limited budget.
The photo of that event became one of the iconic moments of World War II.
When Ballad for Americans became a big hit in 1939 out of the WPA Theater Project Musical Sing for Your Supper, MGM quickly bought the screen rights to the song.
The whole scenario with the fairy tale books and logic behind WHY the children misbehaved to much made them not nearly as bratty as one would have expected from such behavior and actually made me feel a bit sorry for them so they became almost likable in their attitudes.
I literally became sick and had to turn it off because of the bad acting.
I bought this film through a region 1 DVD supplier as it is unavailable in the UK and was moved to tears by its moving and heartfelt depiction of the late great Roger Maris who in one season became the most misunderstood and hated figure in baseball history.
I immediately became intrigued because it seemed like the title of show that could possibly be somewhat interesting.
It became my favorite film for a number of years and I must have seen it with various friends about 30 times in theaters.
Though later I became a fan of Fellini's previous and subsequent films, Satyricon remained my favorite and I regard it as THE high-point in Fellini's career.
Indeed, much of the success of the show could be attributed to the fact that the proverbial pair of mismatched cops it featured drove a tricked out Ford Gran Torino -- an otherwise uncool make of car which somehow became cool because it was given a remarkably ugly red-and-white paint job.
The only breakout moment is when Worrell tells Wakeman that he thinks of a keyboard as a woman that he's having sex with and Wakeman responds, 'I tried that but I found that the songs became very short.'
At first i had trouble discerning whether it was based on a true story or not, but i found as the film progressed that this became less and less relevant to my viewing experience.
Anyway, one of the show's biggest problems became obvious in th finale, when all the character came together for a mostly underwhelming showdown.
When Noah Bennet proved a more interesting character than previously hoped for, his role became bigger.
Most of the dancing took place in 1905-06, then the assignments gradually became fewer and worse paid, until 1915.
I was busy on my pc and halfway through the movie became drawn into it.
I became 100% convinced that I would hate this film the second some supposedly "British" guy opens his mouth and starts talking with an accent reminiscent of Dick van Dyke's performance in Mary Poppins.
I've became addicted to Guy Maddin films lately.
Boys, kissing, love and everything else was sooo new to me at the time, and this romance b/w Michael and Jessie became the fairytale that I dreamed of.
Now if you have ever seen any films from the 50's you should know what fate always falls upon the villain.If given the opportunity to see it you definitely should just to see a basic storyline before it became overdone, but if you need your movies to go from one moment of terror to the next this is not the movie for you; otherwise this film should hold you attention from beginning to end.
Each time i watched it i became enthralled with a different aspects of the ending.
(There are Spoilers) After her moms suicide little Emily Callaway, Dakota Fanning, became so seriously withdrawn into a fantasy world.
Polar was beautifully modeled after Chris Van Allsburg illustrations for his book, but Zemeckis' adaptation to the story went a little over the top when it became a musical.
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