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He bases his belief on his discovery of cave paintings by an Aboriginee (I'm sure I spelled that one wrong).
what dangerously sick animals of a person make something like this and for what purpose goes beyond belief.
A few shocking, funny moments (fisting the hollow Carla, a urinating harpy in the Dreamland) and two competing interesting premises (similar to New Nightmare with belief bringing a mythical character to life and also Lost Highway with a man living out a fantasy in his head) but had long stretches of no movement and incoherent plot development.
I described them ALL to a T. Therein lies the problem as what seems like it might even be passable entertainment at first just gets uselessly stale when watching episodes in a row and growing bored beyond belief at the endless repetition.
I loathed this guy from the moment he stuck his head up (literally), the continual bating of the overly meek Adam becomes annoying, so annoying that you lose belief that the mildest of people wouldn't react by pushing him out of the moving car door... and I thought it was the monster bits that the director was meant to have trouble convincing us of.
A plot that is dumb beyond belief.
Sadly, while it was a bad film, it was the worst type of bad film--dull beyond belief and unfunny.
Rene Russo's character was irritating beyond belief and Thomas Crowne himself was flat and stereotypical.
I'm sure glad I rented it and didn't buy it, or I'd be furious beyond belief.
It isn't that it's a bad film (after all it IS very beautifully filmed), but it is dull beyond belief.
The only difference is that they get to write about the movie and are forced to see hundreds of movies whether they want to or not.Therefore, it is our belief that if you get your monies worth for two hours of enjoyment that is good enough for us!
A lot of people have the belief that Koresh was some kind of madman who thought he was God.
It beggars belief!
Nicholas Cage is great in his first role and Deborah Foreman is cute beyond belief.
It's a heart-warming story that reaffirms the belief that we can all make a difference if we just care.
The film reveals an old-fashioned belief in the strength of religious passion, which feels related to characters such as Dostoyevsky's Prince Myshkin, or Tarkovsky's Stalker.
David Labraccio played by Kevin Bacon an atheist end up questioning his own belief about God.
Suspend belief and spend a couple of hours watching this, you will be glad you did.
It confirmed my belief that some of the best work in film will be coming from the independents, and Fred Carpenter looks to be one of the best.
Yes, maybe there are parts of this film which require suspending belief a little but that doesn't take anything away from the film's charm and wonder.
It is my belief that everyone needs a little Death Bed in their lives at some point or other, it's best to get it sooner than later.
What often gets overlooked in Agatha Christie's stories is her progressive, anti-conservative attitude on a number of issues - from the role of women to the effects of tradition to people's belief in the supernatural.
But in Latter Days, you see the struggles of being gay when your entire world revolves around belief's which totally contradict being gay.
We are beyond the simple religious belief in the afterlife, and what's more in any kind of hell or heaven.
Oh, the memories!! My personal belief is that this movie should have been on the big screen for all to see.
I have seen this film on 3 different occasions.On the first occasion,I was bowled over by this film.It appeared as a very kind film to me.I hated this film as a sentimental garbage on my second viewing.However my third viewing reasserted my belief that it is a good film.There is a lot of emotional power in this film especially scenes of emotional confrontation between Mr Kramer and Madam Kramer.There are some scenes in which Meryl Streep appears a cruel person despite the fact that she is a beauty in real life.Dustin Hoffman appears as a lost hero unable to grapple with the recent task of his child's custody.There was even a controversy on the sets of this film.According to the master cameraman Nestor Almendros there was a shot in which he just escaped getting hurt as the character of Mr.Kramer,in order to show the intensity of his anger,decides to break a glass hard.Luckily nothing happened to Nestor.Kramer versus Kramer shows the destruction of a family structure.It also tells how family must be maintained if there are kids involved.
ending did confound me at first,but then you realise that meethi bravery and sincere belief took her where she wanted to go.she found what she was searching for,not caring what society had to comment upon her search.
It takes place in an impalpable grayness, with nothing underfoot, with nothing around, without spectators, without clamor, without glory, without the great desire of victory, without the great fear of defeat, in a sickly atmosphere of tepid skepticism, without much belief in your own right, and still less in that of your adversary.
Maybe my rating should have been a 9, but the film absolutely stunned me when viewing it first time and my latest viewing confirmed my initial belief.
1 let's suspend belief for a moment and let's stop pretending we could, might or ought know "how it is" or "ought to be" there in space.
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