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It has seven numbers (Whistling in the Light of Day, Secretary of the Sultan, Injun Gal, Till the All Clear Came, You're The Rainbow, Get Your Man, Willie, the Wolf of the West) - all completely forgettable, as is the dull plot re a young man (Powell) trying to raise money to work a mine, the daughter of the man he has hoodwinked (Lamour) and a counterfeiter (Moore) who proposes not to pass bad currency but to simply flourish it in the belief that those who believe someone has money will be willing to invest in projects.
The only thing that kept me from throwing this disc into the fireplace was that it was funny beyond belief.
It was just a great story and the ending defies belief - old mental patients dancing with ballons to gothic music, it really has to be seen to be believed!
Many important parts were left out, and the end was stupid beyond belief.
His obvious age demands such a suspension of belief that it is difficult to focus on the movie.
That said, even this Eddie Murphy vehicle can't stop my belief that by now Eddie Murphy should be flipping burgers somewhere.
The dialog and plot are so vacant any trace of the suspension of belief is lost in the worthless dialog and amateur acting.
It's kind of fun also to see how the scenarists managed to leap from one implausible, contrived plot development to the next - but that's a secondary matter because most of these films were beyond belief.
This ridiculously low-rent sequel is a complete botch, and pointless beyond belief.
The actors are all so bad, it's beyond belief.
So closely knit are they all and so brainwashed with religious belief, that the children decide to lock themselves away from the world.
The fact that it is based on a real man who followed a very disciplined life and belief system, and had the courage and desire to stand up to certain perils makes this film a standout on every level.
How can you expect to have any suspension of disbelief belief when the dialog sounds like it's written by idiots like me?
It's repetitious beyond belief, seems about twice as long as it really is, and as the plot of this film revolves around Knox piecing together the events of the original movie, it's also completely redundant.
To take some of the UK's finest character actors, take one of the funniest antidotes to 'chick-lit shopping novels' I've ever read to produce this steaming pile of 'god-awfulness' beggars belief.
Bad beyond belief dialogue, a virtually incomprehensible plot (I assume that's from pre-release cutting...the film is barely 90 minutes), and lazy acting.
(Or perhaps Harlan Ellison...) Hang your belief at the door and flow with the fantasy.
You have to suspend belief during "The Secret of Roan Inish" and accept Irish legend as fact.
From this, the development of the film is beyond the realm of belief.
A masterpiece of work covering two totally disagreeing subcultures filled with belief.
However, some bad films manage to be bad but not particularly watchable--they're just dull beyond belief.
I found all those schoolboys to be irritating beyond belief and Ryder to be sluggish and phony.
Double Teamed shows that with hard work, a sound family support system and belief in yourself and others it is possible to accomplish your dreams whatever they may be.
Cheesy beyond belief.
this movie is beyond belief epecially when towards the end a prostitute falls in love with wallace shawn.
But this... this appalling excuse for humour beggars belief.
Tarantino asserted the belief that it was the first of the "kids-go-to-the-lake" scare flicks; that it was innovative in its "stories-within-the-story" for the genre; and, that for the dollars, the acting, directing, camera work and special effects are pretty damn good.
An expert expresses the belief that the leopard could not have caused all of these events, so the film becomes, unfortunately, a whodunit.
This should stand as a warning to all LDS filmmakers about the perils of crafting films that can logically serve no other purpose than to bolster the belief of those who already believe.
The acting is that unconvincing and poor - it's beyond belief.
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