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She gets to know and becomes well liked among the patients.
Then what, after a few evil deeds, he becomes a real boy who becomes America's Most Wanted?
After about 2 episodes, the show becomes totally unwatchable by all but the least discerning fans.
While people may get away with this on stage, on film it becomes deadly -- or at least deadly dull.
Like I wrote earlier, it becomes clearer, long after viewing, what has possibly taken place in the film.
Following a 19th century gun dual that goes awry, a charming young woman becomes a vampire.
As the story unfolds it becomes easier to understand the main character's dilemmas.
Very little coherence is achieved, and the movie relentlessly overplays its one basic idea (a killer cat), until it becomes repetitive - and things are made even worse by the constant use of shots from the cat's point-of-view.
Now that's fairly intriguing right there but unfortunately it all gets rather muddled and becomes so complicated that the viewer (like myself) will most likely become frustrated.
Eventually, vengeance becomes heroism; Hopper is admired and assisted by the common people, and hunted by corrupt and powerful authorities.
But, like the invisible man, suddenly he starts morphing on his own and becomes a liability.
This film becomes the archetype for PAINFUL dialogue, delivered by even more pathetic actors.
If this film becomes a holiday tradition I am going to have to hide for Christmas for the rest of my life.
This is incredibly confusing at first but then quickly becomes annoying as you're watching a 30 second sequence for the 2nd, 3rd and 4th time.
At first, I though that the producers hijacked the show for their own personal political agenda, but when I actually see the interviews, it becomes crystal clear what this show's about(what I mentioned above), but I'll get to that in a moment.
A man becomes dangerously obsessed with his telekinetic car to the point of alienating his fiancee.
The credits sequence at the start of the movie fools us into believing that we're going to be in for an atmospheric film, but when the movie starts properly; it soon becomes apparent what we're actually in for.
Constantly-smiling Robert Young plays a foreman working on the construction of a mountain dam who becomes Trigger's first crush...but alas, he's married!
Even the serious revolutionary hero, becomes a parody of a revolutionary at one point.
(It's also at this point that the movie becomes unnecessarily crude, having been very "family" until then.)
But as the film grinds on, it becomes increasingly annoying and absurd.
It's a hoot to see the boys wearing aprons as they start out as cooks with the herd, although Dare becomes self conscious when Miss Judith (Marsha Hunt) rides into camp.
Pretty dreadful movie about several unbalanced young people in a car starts off reasonably well but becomes more bizarre and hard to swallow as it progresses.
Throw in the fact that Gen-X Cops was a decent film and this movie becomes even harder to bear.
That many movies suck is no surprise, but when a studio itself admits as much ahead of time, the process of movie-going becomes a passion play of sorts.
The overall concept wasn't a bad one, a man bored with his life as a stock broker becomes a serial killer.
The daughter Marinella (Veronica D'Agostino) is a blossoming young girl who becomes infatuated with a local policeman and the youngest son Filippo (Filippo Pucillo) is very sassy and mocks the policeman's accent.
In a sense, the character becomes stagnant.
As time passes, their relationship becomes more and more strained until finally he begins yelling at his house guest--who is out of work and doesn't appear all that eager to find work.
The script itself makes the acting look embarrassing, and it fundamentally becomes a waste of time for everybody concerned.
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