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Sitting through this movie made me realize just how gullible I am by believing a good tag line.
I had trouble believing any of the acting it was just a joke.
The rest were simply not believable as the artists they were impersonating: mostly even they themselves gave every impression of not believing in what they were doing.
This is literally how the movie ends: The little girl's family , for no reason, starts believing her about the little boy so they go out in the storm to find him.
While I disagree with the conventional wisdom about the Marx Brothers' film made before The Big Store, Go West (1940), believing it to be yet another one of their many masterpieces, I have to agree with the conventional wisdom about The Big Store.
This film does not leave you feeling the need to throw out one liners with your friends over a couple of pints, it does not leave you believing they had some fun over in Vietnam like in Hamburger Hill when they go to the local massage parlour and get laid and drink beer (although Hamburger Hill does hit home), this film shows exactly what fighting that war was all about.
Believing he is going to be executed, Karloff uses his experimental serum on himself, and is transfused with the blood of a convicted murderer.
Jennifer Beals' acting kept me involved here, believing some actual content might emerge -- like a plot?
This was Nick Gomez's first film and it shows, from the "artistic", read too shaky, hand-held camera-work to the script which I imagine was two pages long, the rest of the film being improvised (I have a hard time believing anyone can write that kind of dialogue).
It really is an inspiring story about believing in yourself and triumphing over adversity.
I had no trouble believing the May/October romance.
He also shows himself to be very superstitious, believing in some old Greek werewolf stories.
Well, I felt watching this movie that it is sometimes very pathetic and in the same way very Catholic or 'fundamentalistic' in any sense of believing.
If you want to watch a group of mediocre actors have water blown on them , feel free to enjoy but don't make the mistake of believing that anything in this movie is remotely accurate.
The approach is more American with R.P. flapping his arms attempting his own version jump believing the suspect will save him and get them both off the ledge.
But, believing in himself got him through it.
I didn't want to believe it but seeing is believing.
Tiffani Amber Thiessen never fails to make an excellent TV movie and A Killer Amongst Friends is proof that the pretty blue eyed brunette can act superbly as Jenny Monroe,the attractive,and adored teenage girl who is envied by her friends,particularly Ellen Holloway played by Margaret Welsh who nailed the performance as a conniving and deceitful teenager whose jealousy leads her to brutally murder her best friend.Holloway only becomes more hated throughout the plot when she fools Jenny's heartbroken mother Jean (Patty Duke) into believing that someone else killed her daughter,leading her on a wild goose chase for a killer who doesn't exist.Patty Duke's performance was so captivating that you can feel her pain and her grief from the time she was told her daughter had been murdered,to when she discovers the horrible truth about the killer.
Andy Garcia makes a very strong impression in what i think was one of his first roles in a film and he is perfectly paired with Richard Bradford, who reminds me so much of my 1st step-father ( an ex Marine Corps drill instructor turned cop)that i have absolutely no trouble believing him in the role of a burned out, bitter homicide detective.
Was she in love with both of them or just in love with love, even though she commented, continuously, about not believing in love.
I really have a hard time believing that ANYONE enjoyed this movie.
We love ya Mike, never stop believing.:)
I don't recall who survived in the end, all I can recall is not believing these were supposed to be a group of responsible adults running an installation and the truly grating noises the monsters made.
Teaches us the importance of family, friendship, and not being in such a rush to grow up and stop believing in the unbelievable.
The thin plot has Hillary Brooke believing Costello has the map to a hidden territory that is rich with diamonds.
And I've got to add: "Obviously the American Film Industry has been totally conned into believing our mainstream people have talent which explains the constant stream of ever worsening quality of films these days."
I don't know why some people feel tricked after watching the movie, seeing and believing are two different things, especially in an Alfred Hitchcock movie!
This film will have you believing in dragons.
Even by believing what happened to him was an act of love and how happy he was to feel that special.
But don't be snookered into believing anything they portray here.
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