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Don't be fooled into believing this is just a comedy.
With no one believing his wife's alien impregnation theory, Craig turns to sociologist Dr. Bert Clavell(Brad Dourif), whose work is in the studies of alien life and abduction.
Tragic results occur as Lamarche and others try to keep Craig from his goals of "cutting the thing out" believing he is mad.
Believing herself to be the TV character, Zellweger takes off in her husband's car, which has a load of dope in the trunk, and travels to LA where she hopes to link up with another character in this mindless afternoon drama, "Dr.
Ridley arrives back in town, and, believing he's not going to be at a party, Helen decides not to attend.
At times I find myself believing that the USA could easily slip into fascism.
A great team of producers help recreate the era and armed with great costumes, hairs and settings one will follow Ray's story believing its true, direct filming!
In essence, the travails of the muppets boil down to the finale song of the movie: "Life's like a movie, write your own ending, keep believing, keep pretending."
He doesn't believe that Danny could give Rusty happiness, or everything she should be entitled to--he even gets Danny believing this himself.
Plus you want to strangle her for being so damn stupid in believing the lies bad guy Bates keeps telling her.
The whole movie made me think of the first circle of Dante's Inferno, Where the souls who 'fool' themselves in believing that they are happy go to.
One of the protagonists is an Oklahoma boy intent on making a difference, believing all the patriotic dribble he is spoon fed, and he happens upon a gang in New York, who are more or less glorified hoodlums; their characters are very unique, and probably wouldn't make sense today, but this bunch bands together by burning their draft cards.
It leaves her unhinged, believing that Kinnear is really the character he plays, Dr. David Ravell, and that she is his RN ex-fiancée.
However, life has dealt him some crippling problems, such as losing his wife to a divorce, becoming alienated from both his promising children and worse of all, believing himself to be physically impotent.
I have to confess I fell into the cynical trap of believing that Australians couldn't make drama unless it meant a lot of crying, and I am an Australian.
At some point in the movie, the pretend Mr. and Mrs. actually are deluded into believing that they were actually really married.
But please don't make the mistake of believing that what is recorded here has any general relevance for humanity in the way that a film by Jean Renoir or Martin Scorsese might be argued to have.
I purchased this documentary believing that this would finally set the record straight on how gifted and brilliant Ed Wood actually was.
He is very strongly against such acts, believing it's sickening and not what "God" would want.
I have an easier time believing the president of the United States suiting up, flying a jet fighter, and shooting down aliens.
I myself, along with everyone else have been duped into believing it is in fact a horror film.
This series is only good for people who believe in this ridiculousness and who want to indoctrinate their children into believing the same.
I went for this movie believing it had good ratings.
Nightmares and hallucinations lead her further into believing she's the reincarnation of a female ancestor who was said to be a werewolf.
C'mon, anyone here believing that little diatribe by Debbie while on the beach contemplating life.
Annik Borel plays a disturbed woman believing her families ghost stories that her ancestor who eerily resembles her was a werewolf, and believes their fate are destined to be the same.
Understandably Josie has a hard time believing it, that is until she sees the evidence with her own eyes.
I kept believing therefore that he didn't get the part because he was a lousy actor; not because a bigger name was available.
Her acting was so appalling that I sat there with my jaw hanging open, not believing my eyes or ears.
I have a difficult time believing Stephen Foster thought music publishers were doing him a favor by publishing his songs...without paying him for them!
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