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Having watched this film, I became bored after about 30 minutes and as it was only just over 90 minutes long I persevered in the hope it would improve!!
I'm a fan of the prime time soaps of the 80's (DALLAS, DYNASTY, KNOTS LANDING & FALCON CREST) until 1989, the ones that entered the 90's became a shadow of what they were in the beginning (Only KNOTS was good until the penultimate season, last one was a mess but had a great final episode).
We all know that Héctor Lavoe wasn't a saint, and his life was indeed a tragedy from when he became famous on... but the overwhelming feeling you get from all real-life sources of information and trivia that have described his life in the past is that, contrary to the despotic, abusive brute portrayed in the film, Héctor's character was way more generous, more people-friendly (I'll talk about this in a minute), pained, multidimensional than what we're fed with through Marc Anthony's interpretation.
At first I thought that Rachel McAdams' character was simply too naive to be true but it soon became apparent that she was much wiser than we (or even she) knew.
For example, as the characters became more and more dehydrated I started to experience the same symptoms as them... clever use of sound and light maybe, but highly effective.
But soon became tiresome, and oft, again mistimed.
"May" quickly became a cult-favorite due to its remarkably well-done script, it's superbly original direction and the breakthrough performance of Angela Bettis in the lead role.
That movie became a hit, and smith earn a cult reputation with it.
However after the third/fourth season, It just went downhill and it became apparent that the writers started to grasp for storyline ideas.
I wanted to like this I really did, and to it's merit it did start off rather well, but as it went on it became a casualty of too many twists spoiling the stew.
This movie is not education, it's only a very small part and a wet revenge dream against the other part on the scale pan, we see everyday: The awful TV program, which became our religion.
TV became our religion, so that we reconstruct our world from, what we see and believe to be real a few people tell us so (not very normal people, who have much free time to do so).
He became a fine horseman, even riding some of his own horses in his films.
The kid was a brat, they became friends, she told off the mom who was being cheated on and nanny had a secret in the building love.
Plus it's a vintage one for the fact that it featured Robert Redford well before he became a big movie star or household name.
Having never seen the first movie the storyline became apparent within the first 10 mins.
The movie quickly became a favorite of mine that I've watched literally hundreds of times over the years without ever growing tired of it.
At some point that audience became a "cult" audience.
Since this was on American television, though, Bond's nationality was changed so he became Jimmy Bond, a Yank.
Billy Dee Williams officially became a star with his charismatic turn as Louis McKay, Billie's true love and Richard Pryor also received an Oscar nomination for his funny and caustic performance as "Piano Man", Billie's best friend and piano player, who was chasing demons of his own.
I stopped watching it because Tuesday nights became bad for me, but later on in the season I saw the episode when Bauer and Palmer finally met.
The film introduces the nonsensical "You remind me of a man" mnemonic, which became the springboard for "The Power", Frank M. Robinson's sci-fi classic, and a fine film of the 1960s.
Preparing to see the prequel to some of the most epic films that have been made, I, along with most of the world, became excited at the prospect of a new chapter in the saga.
I'd wondered for years whatever became of Lynch and am glad to see he remained active for some time.
I have only recently became a huge fan of the band.
In The Purple Plain Gregory Peck became the latest in a long list of American stars playing Canadians in order to appear natural in a British production.
The movie and his performance touched something very deep in me, I became an instant fan of his and the memory of that movie stayed with me for years.
Robert Crumb became an idol among hippies in the 1960's because of the psychedelic comics he drew at the time.
As she grew up, I think she became a better actress.
So it is really quite sad that there are always these remarks 'the last of the real Columbo's', 'the final good episode', 'here's where episodes became to long', 'here's where Falk was too old', etc, etc. Enjoy every episode for its own merits.
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