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The storyline and writing style is a breath of fresh air and the book, "the Dark is Rising" rapidly became my favourite read.
In the long run, not only did the family's father and breadwinner die in prison for a crime he didn't do, but the son felt abandoned and became a hood, eventually dying in the electric chair.
I kept waiting to see if Rick would turn out to be a total jerk, but it became clear that he was just a rather shallow, unemotional type guy ,who clearly was not interested in relationships and commitment.
The film only became interesting when the doctor had to go out in rough weather on a house call, and he is knocked off his horse.
First of all, the death of Johnny Cage in the beginning scene of the movie destroyed a lot of expectations as there were many who became fans of Johnny Cage in particular.
To me, it became extremely boring as there is never any deep meaning to it and it just keeps dragging on for far too long when you can see that it's quite a stupid idea to put into a film.
But then we decided to watch this movie, I really became excited because I thought that the movie was really going to be like the book.
After reading the reviews of this film on this site, I became interested and subsequently spent nearly two hours of my life watching it.
I became a Julie Harris fan after seeing her in East of Eden when I was a very young man.
came out in 1984 one year after "Flashdance" and became his male answer.
It was like she became a police officer for a while.
But, the question is: in the film, how did the cats wrestle each other and became trained?
It has really great musical numbers sung by Olivia Newton-John, John Travoltra, and the rest of the cast, and it became a cult classic film, which will live forever.
maybe the shaman smelled the soldier and fell in love with his dreams so he became what the soldier wanted so much to love, a boy, a sweet simple boy. a boy who would sing a silly love song to him, a boy who would wear his uniform, a boy would would kiss his hand BACK, a boy who would write back I LIKE YOU TOO. but because he wasn't a boy he had to leave.
I thought D-Yikes was a pretty decent South Park episode.It has Mr Garrison changing once again.It's really funny, at the beginning of the series he started off as a straight(maybe in the closet) male, then he comes out of the closet as a homosexual male, then he got a sex change operation and became a straight female, then in this episode, she becomes a lesbian!
Charles Bronson was already a major movie star in 1974 in Europe and a top action actor in the USA but it was "Death Wish" released that year that made him the super star that he became.
Stubby Kaye wasn't so bad, though his character, "Marryin' Sam", became more irritating as time went on.
And Ralph Bellamy's hamhanded nice guy was so effective that his name became synonymous with that type of role.
Helen Wood's brilliant dancing made we wonder whatever became of her.
Its claim to be a true erotic film became widely accepted - largely on the strength of its last very intense love making scene between Carre Otis and Mickey Rourke.
Granted, it's been over 10 years since I've seen it (though I'm downloading it right now... found it on Sharaza, hence my urge to look it up here), but it quickly became the standard all other XXX movies had to live up to, since (most don't hold my interest for more than ten minutes.
The pacing though was student film like, the information presented ambiguous and thus a great topic executed so inadequately that it became unbearable.
Well, no true bond fan can love what it has became.
When I first became very enthused about film noir, and began collecting about every tape I could find that was labeled such, this was included.
I first became a fan hen she had her forum on Compuserve and was starting out.
Long before the business of remaking old scare films became an industry unto itself, David Cronenberg (then-author of "The Brood" and "Scanners," among other low-budget shockers) took a 1950s B movie and (literally) transformed it into a relevant and compelling horror film.
Over the top perhaps but after a seeing a review on Charlie Brookers screenwipe I immediately bought the dvds and instantly became addicted.
I have been looking for a video of this movie since videotape/DVD became available.
It is especially fulfilling because it was made before American movies became dominated by crass taste, coarse language, and adolescent mindsets.
I watched the rest of the first series and became even more bored with the show than I had been before.
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