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This movie was the biggest loser of the year.
The biggest problem is the characters and how completely unbelievable they are.
But the biggest problem is this film's ridiculous philosophy.
This movie had the biggest advertising campaign any movie ever had in Russia.
For me this movie was the biggest disappointment.
The biggest shock to this viewer was that the pre-heist scenes were not all that bad.
This was probably one of Irwin Allen's Biggest films and I think he thought a lot of it .
'Wicked Little Things' really separates itself from other zombie movies.First off, all of the zombies in the movie don't exactly starting biting at you and tearing your flesh apart with their bare hands.They kill you with either a pickax or shovel and eat you after wards.Second, they can't die.In most zombie movies, you can shoot a zombie in the head and kill them, but these simply won't die.Third, which is the biggest reason why this movie separates itself, all of the zombies are children.How did they die exactly to become zombies?
This movie is an almost forgotten gem from 1979 which although in essence a comedy it was based on one of the UK's biggest ever bank heists.
A of a bunch of lovable rouges, who are not the violent or psychotic types, who with cheek an guile pull off the biggest job of their lives.
It is the biggest and best ride in the Carnival and should be enjoyed as that.
This is definitely the biggest surprise of the festival so far and without a doubt the best the festival has had to offer.
Terrific goony comic performance by Haines was his trademark--one that made him a top box office star from 1928-1932 and one of MGM's biggest stars.
One hilarious thing I'll say off the top, is I'm not the biggest Seisun Suzuki fan.
The biggest surprise was none other than Ted Raimi, you know, Sam's little brother.
I think that the biggest mistake made by producers and film makers of this film is that they hype it as a WWE film and "starring" KANE.
Instead, Any Gun Can Play lovingly parodies some of the biggest films in Spaghetti Western history.
The biggest laugh came when they showed "Princess Laia" having huge cinnamon buns instead of hair on her head.
All the biggest events happened on this show at the time.
One of the biggest French success of the year 2002, "l'auberge espagnole" was also very well greeted abroad which is quite extraordinary for a French film.
The two biggest styles that the film mixes are a 'Road Trip' style teenage comedy and a 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' style redneck horror vibe, and while one gets in the way of the other quite often; director Michael Davis manages to keep things moving thanks to the fact that the constant shift in tone means that we're never quite sure where the film is going to be taken next.
This was a landmark western, the biggest ever at the time of its release and all the more unique because it was a Columbia production-a lightweight studio with a bottom feeding reputation.
The movie presents Leno as sort of a milquetoast who allowed his career to be manipulated by Kushnick and feigned ignorance to some of Helen's strong-willed manipulations of some of NBC's biggest power players and it presents Letterman as this smart and savvy businessman who, despite having Carson's support, was railroaded by NBC and Kushnick.
The biggest heroes, is one of the greatest movies ever.
The biggest tragedy surrounding this thoroughly delightful movie is its lack of U.S. distribution.
The director is clever enough to insert interviews of local wine producers from many different regions of France, from Sicily to Argentina and interviews of the biggest players in the industry such as the Mondavi family to uncover the wraps on the globalization of wine making and marketing.
And the biggest reason I like UK films much better than American ones are that the actors aren't afraid to act out what is needed.
My biggest complaint is Chris Klein.
I'm not the biggest fan of westerns.
And the biggest difference, the action sequences!
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