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Global warming rapidly becomes unbearable.
It was a non-moving story that definitely does not get you thinking anything other then where is all the strong moving material the other critics say about the film The 3 main actors are good, and there is a few laughs but once again it becomes another movie that you keep watching in hopes of it getting better and it just doesn't.
As others have stated, the narration quickly becomes like nails down a chalkboard.
Yet another TV show becomes a movie.
However after the first ten minutes or so it soon becomes boring; we don't get any good death scenes and have to listen to loads of talking.
There are other times when the film becomes static, a sign of the limitations of the microphones.
This movie is a dishonest cheat and in the last 20 minutes becomes a full-blown fiasco.
I rented this movie because the cover was cool looking, the first 15 minutes of the movie are okay and somehow interesting, but once the young woman and her little sister go on their trip everything goes to hell and the movie becomes boring.
Ou-yang Feng lives in the desert, where he acts as middleman to various swordsmen and becomes the tool of Destiny through which vengeance is achieved.
The film is unusual, but in its attempt to keep one step ahead of the audience, it becomes alienating and off-putting (with a role for Amanda Plummer that is downright humiliating).
If the entire movie must be read then it kind of takes away from the movie and becomes something else.
Lifeforce is a below average movie that is extremely confusing in the beginning (reminds me of Star Trek: TMP), but is able to pick things up a bit towards the end when London becomes Zombie City.
Someone else's rules change Jerk, Jerk becomes good.
Bad acting, bad action scenes which becomes really comical in the end.
A girl named Isobel becomes possessed by a demon.
Despite solid work from Ida Lupino and Robert Ryan (both trying their best), this tedious yarn isn't very inventive within its one primary set (which quickly becomes visually dull) and underpopulated cast of characters (there is however a smart pooch who senses the worst!).
One minute Dick is seen as a cocky office pro, obsessed with possessions, the next minute he's a bumbling mess who can barely string two words together, and ultimately he becomes a petty thief who is able, quite happily, to put a gun to another man's head.
So sixteen years later a weddings draws the girls back to their childhood town and Claire a school teacher becomes obsessed that Milo hasn't died as she has recurring visions of him and her friends are dying one by one and no one believes her when she claims Milo is apart of it.
Most of all, the characters are so paper-thin and poorly developed that the film becomes quite unpredictable, but probably not on purpose.
Ida Lupino who is lovely, as usual, becomes increasingly distraught as she tries various means to rid herself of a madman.
Seemingly simple and docile, suddenly he becomes clever and threatening.
I thought there might be some campy fun in it, a "so bad" it becomes good vibe perhaps, I was wrong.
The goofs are so plentiful that it becomes a laugher.
Jethro's role is changed completely and he becomes nothing but an untrusting father-in-law instead of a Shepherd priest who gave Moses excellent advise.
Despite having protection, this neighbour becomes pregnant.
Canada becomes part of the USA.
Frankie's drumming, a modest dream in the book, becomes his full passion in the movie (probably because Sinatra is a musician).
These themes saturate the story to such a degree that the oil company 'sub'plot becomes unnecessary.
Paul, towards the end of the film, becomes incredibly annoying and one wishes she would just close her mouth and shut up, as it seems she is screaming as if it has just become an Olympic event!
A young woman, Jodie Foster, is witnessing a mafia murder, reports the killing to the local police, and becomes herself a hit target by the mob operatives.
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