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Things I hate about sequels include discovering previously unknown (and unheard of) brothers of the main villain killed in the previous film.
For no social circle, other than those seen in paradise lost and my brothers keeper, is odder than those seen in crumb.
But until then the Weinstein brothers will continue to bring these pretty stupid films to other Audiences other than just the Thai nation.
in my opinion of the show's fate, i think that warner brothers officials were wrong to cancel this show... although it lasted 4 seasons it could've been at least 3 more seasons until the did what they did... as for this whole comic book movie battle between DC and MARVEL, i think that DC/WARNER BROS.
Big Bad Wolf starts in Cameroon as brothers Charlie (Christopher Shyer) & Scott Cowley (Andrew Bowen) are on a big game hunt, however the hunters become the hunted as a big Werewolf like creature kills Scott... Jump forward 'Seven Years Later' in the US & Scott's widow Gwen (Sarah Aldrich) has married Mitch (Richard Tyson), Scott's son Derek (Trevor Duke) & Mitch don't get on & in order to impress some school mates he steals the keys to his stepfather's isolated log cabin so they can have a party there.
Mark Ruffalo and Adrien Brody are also great as the brothers who try to con her and Rinko Kikuchi is great as our generations Harpo Marx's and her performance is great as well.
I think the Pang brothers are out of ideas.
I really hope the Pang brothers put an end to this series of movies before its too late.
The special effects are bad, the fight scenes look like two little brothers fighting over the remote, the thing just swerves off into other scenes that makes you go "WTF???"
And, over time, one of the brothers "discovers" his sister...and the grandmother tortures them almost daily.
A touching story that I particularly liked: about a carreerist who suddenly realizes that his idea of leaving his wretched family behind and starting a new life is wrong, about a hooker who is trying to escape from the harrassing phone calls by an aberrant and their brothers who are also miserable and helpless.
Derick Martini's direction here is adequate and the actors pour their hearts in some of the roles but the story the Martini brothers came up with fails to compel.
So don't take negative reviews to seriously, this movie is actually worth the watch, maybe even with your kids or little brothers, sisters, and or even relatives.
One of the first shows where the brothers go against humans instead of the supernatural.
In the end the female officer lets the brothers disappear to carry on with their important mission.
The deaths of their parents has affected both brothers differently, making one unable to live normally, and the other unable to live without the abnormality of having someone to care for.
She has fallen in love with both brothers, equally, but differently.
Personally, I'm not a very big fan of the comical style of the Ritz' brothers and I never looked at them as being much more than a poor man's Three Stooges or Abott & Costello.
I know the Coen brothers can do much better than this.
A homeless hooker named Penny(Michele Hick)finds herself befriending the Falls brothers.
The Four Last Songs do not enter into the presented theme if there is an attempt to bring out a theme, and perhaps that is its greatest flaw: what was this about - wife vs muse, father/daughter, ex patriots adrift, brothers in jeopardy?
The whole premise of the movie is that these brothers or "saints" are trying to rid the streets of evil.
I don't want to be judged by two brothers cracked out on a power hungry drunken binge.
I seem to recall one of the commandments that states something like "thou shalt not kill" well then these brothers must have slept through that part of their heavily religious upbringing.
Everyone's favourite surgically-separated Siamese-twins, Duane (Kevin Van Hentenryck) and Belial, return for more freakish fun in Basket Case 2, in which the brothers escape from hospital (after their near fatal fall in the first film) and find sanctuary at the home of 'Granny Ruth' (Annie Ross), who runs a haven for the physically deformed.
Wonderful effort from the brothers Max and Dave.
An Italian family in Rome - the Carati family - a Roman father, Milanese mother, two brothers and two sisters - are the hub around which other characters rotate.
The two Carati brothers, Nicola (played sympathetically by Luigi Lo Cascio, also seen in Giordana's previous film, "I cento passi") and Matteo (the dishy Alessio Boni), are in some ways the main characters.
Again, this complex theme is not imposed upon the viewer in a dry and academic manner, but is interwoven into a compelling and moving subplot which involves both brothers and brings about decisive changes in both their lives.
Kay Francis had her start in "Coconuts" with the Marx brothers, and was probably best known as the lead actress in Man Wanted, King of the Underworld, or Confession.
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