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So he asks to stop that order, but nothing can be changed, the killer starts to hunt him.
Was very disappointed, as the movie either left out most of the exciting parts of the book or completely changed them.
Things aren't a lot different in 2006,it's just that Hollywood likes to make us think they are.I'm not saying for a minute that it's right that things have barely changed in 30 years,but no amount of wishing will make it so.Professional criminals still hide their activities behind the poor and disenfranchised of their own communities,ferment trouble for their own advantage and cops like Eddie Ryan still hate them bitterly for doing it.Laws meant to protect the weak and vulnerable still shelter the cruel and ruthless.If Eddie Ryan,like Harry Callaghan before him,feels like chucking in his badge then he cannot altogether be blamed.Not that he gets a chance as his bosses pre-empt him.
But this version just changed the whole thing.
Kenny was funny as an occasional guest star, but having him all the time now and losing the Woodcoks (Jeff & Steph) has changed the show altogether to something that just isn't that funny anymore.
Of course, the fact that Bob Fosse directed this gem and changed the musical films forever from light and happy to dark and sad like in Cabaret.
In no time flat, he was playing in clubs, had signed a lucrative recording contract with the Latin-flavored Fania Records, and had changed his name to the far more exotic-sounding Hector Lavoe.
For one, the writers/directors/production people seemed to of not really known how they were going to play out the guts of the movie as it chopped and changed and jumped around into an obligatory mess.
At the end, like Wally, we come away from the dinner with Andre quite changed for the better.
The only aspect that I would have liked to have been changed is for the plot to be elaborated more.
Most people don't realize that law came about from innocent people who were in prison who weren't read their rights, who weren't given proper jurisprudence and who, from a prison cell, changed our law and for instance, Ernesto Arturo Miranda, who was what is known as a "jail house lawyer", an inmate who goes to the law library and reads his actual rights, filed writs against the court and won.
Because of the police not arresting him using proper procedure, he not only changed the law, he was released from prison for several felony counts.
Precisely why Jesse has decided to move in now is unclear to me, I mean wouldn't the house have changed hands or had new owners in the space of 25 years?, but once again I'm really not bothered in the slightest bit so just accept it.
didn't like it at all was not what i expected it ruined a classic and the story was way off as the Iggy's dad was not the mayor and it was in fact Mrs Claus who went to mother nature not Santa himself and the characters were all wrong it did not have one good point in the who thing they even managed to ruin the snow miser and heat miser songs it was a major disaster i changed the channel and never went back too see it may now Hollywood will leave well enough alone but I'm not holding my breath anyways it was a waste of air time some might find it amusing but i did not and it was awful hopefully it will never air again but I'm not holding my breath on that one either
Those who think that Cole Porter and the Cold War make strange bedfellows aren't going to have their minds changed by this movie.
we have imagined back then what their hoax was going to do to the world .even to this day people keep trying to go to the house which has been remodeled and the address changed,hollywood still keeps churning out these stupid fictitous movies regarding the orginal hoax ..the owners who moved in after the lutzes never had any incidents and even sued hollywood and the lutzes for fabricating the whole thing.
To say that this movie changed my life is a gross understatement to the testament of its magnitude on the movie experience.
The fact that they have changed Basil Hallward into a woman is ridiculous!
Things are changed around enough; however, to clearly make this a different film and not a true remake.
(The film was originally called "1/9," but was probably changed due to the 9 recently being discontinued.)
To my surprise though, about a half hour into it, the story completely changed, and became this drivel about the main character selling his stud services to impregnate successful lesbians for $10,000 a pop.
Being on an epic movie kick lately, I decided to check out again this "lost" debut of Arnold Schwarzenegger's where not only is his then unpronounceable surname changed to the unimaginative Strong (in the manner of the stars of Italian peplums) but his voice was also dubbed by an American actor for U.S. theatrical release (which is unsurprising as his original vocal track - which is how I watched the movie myself - is virtually unintelligible at times)!
Being unable to get the picture out of my head, it has changed my view on fugitives and those who do their out-most to help.
I think that it was probably the last great musical that will ever be made, a thought which saddens me....but times, attitudes and financial considerations have changed.
This is not a film that changed cinematic history but will always be one of my favourites from my college years.
Despite the fact that times had changed between the completion of the two films, one would hardly notice it after viewing The Horror Of Frankenstein.
The majority of the material seems to be centered around subjects like death, dying, suicide, murder, and other cheery topics, yet, as always when watching George, I found myself laughing my ass off and agreeing with everything he says because after all these years of pushing the comedic envelope, one constant that has never changed with George is that everything he says is absolutely correct.
The opening was like trying to create a suspense which fails and the audience were literally pushed to that suspicion other than naturally creating the atmosphere, he killed Mr. Travit and he was there in the future and suddenly started to bleed, he banged Anna's had and she had the bleeding in the future all of a sudden which does not correspond with the other events if u changed the past it happens so you wont see it in the future, it would be the past.
IMO, he changed sci-fi writing forever.
Lo Bianco and Stoler argue constantly, yet we can't see why he is so devoted to her (or why he changed his course of action for her in the first place).
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