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Because of lacking texts the story becomes a quiz.
This being a Tarzan movie, Jane becomes enchanted with the Lord of the Jungle and resolves to take his virginity.
There are many a giallo where one has to suspend disbelief, let the picture roll and catch up with it somewhere before it becomes delirious and some poor police officer has to eventually explain what we have seen.
An incapable painter becomes a fully capable hit-man?
I think that if you anticipate something so much that it becomes a dire need, it turns out not to be worth it.
Wang Lung (Paul Muni) buys O-Lan, his future wife, who becomes his slave (Luis Rainer).
The father becomes boyfriend of his own daughter and his ex-wife knows about it and finds it alright.
However, it soon becomes apparent that this is a largely pointless film that isn't going to go anywhere.
For an alternative to anyone who really liked this or is looking for more little known comedies in general I recommend "Kelly The Second" made a few years earlier, another nobody becomes a boxer comedy with Patsy Kelly and in a supporting role Charles Chase.
The interactions between people are like those you can see any day on the street and when in occasion there is a slightly more interesting situation the dialogue becomes stilted and boring.
It's wonderful when actors/actresses wish to expand their horizons, but it's another thing to try too hard so that a performance becomes strained.
However, this creature quickly becomes unfriendly and of course more are spawned and that is the movie.
Genuine fun is in store as a happy Noel becomes a hilarious dysfunctional nightmare.
Pam Grier stars in the title role, that of a nurse who becomes a one-woman vigilante after drug-dealing thugs make Coffy's little sister a junkie.
A local handyman, Jim Payne(Scott Hodges), a rather distant fellow who harbors a secret becomes a dangerous threat when it is revealed that his dead mother might have something to do with the haunts occurring to the Pykes.
Fun the first few times, but a hundred minutes of this becomes very monotonous quickly.
Well, the best thing to do is get rid of the competition...Max becomes obsessed with such thoughts.
Richie stalwart Jason Statham plays Jake, a newly-released ex-con, out to wreak revenge on the ridiculously named Dorothy Macha (a superbly OTT Ray Liotta) but instead gets embroiled with a couple of other cons, (one of which is Andre 3000 from rap outfit Outkast) who throw him and us the audience, a number of red herrings throughout the film, all of which becomes extremely tedious.
"A young woman unwittingly becomes part of a kidnapping plot involving the son of a movie producer she is babysitting.
Mary Pickford becomes the chieftain of a Scottish clan after the death of her father, and then has a romance.
Much like the early horror film The Boogens, the devious unseen killer is quite a letdown when it finally becomes seen.
The Gabbar's hideout here keeps changing and Ramgarh becomes Kaliganj.
The story's about the gay man's life (which include flashbacks) are tolerable, but when he starts describing old Chinese myths and dramatic works, the movie becomes unbearable.
It becomes a cry of pity for China's gays, who only want to fulfill a traditional role in Chinese society.
This plot could not be worse as a boy, who's afraid of everything, becomes very brave at the very end of the film because he went into a library.
The most ridiculous thing about this ridiculous movie is its conceit that if one becomes a saint, he or she and his or her family and his or her significant other live forever.
Satire is a tricky thing....if it isn't sharp enough the viewer becomes the butt of the joke instead......i think that is what happened.
The movie begins terribly and quickly becomes unwatchable.
The show's most famous song, "What I Did for Love" which in the show was a touching allegory sung by the entire cast about what they give up to dance, becomes just another standard love song in the film, performed tiredly by a miscast Allyson Reed as Cassie.
Without the tension or passion that you would expect to fire these men and their followers, the film becomes a dullish epic-length film about hairy, bearded men running through various jungles shouting and shooting to no particular purpose or end.
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