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It would have been much better if he had had to clear his name.
But two things work against Sylvester: Granny is vehemently protecting the canary, and Sylvester easily gets seasick (we don't see him throwing up, but with his green face, they make it perfectly clear that he was doing just that!).
That is made clear early on, as Dick, a friendly store clerk, advises him to stay away from junk food.
Joline (Heather Graham) sets out after her husband Carl (Luke Wilson) who disappeared to clear his head about himself and their marriage.
Even if the film was supposed to be humorous, the characters and their motivations or crises were never clear (even for a 'lighter' film or comedy, this is necessary).
It is not even clear if the opening scene starts the movie or is a flashback from the end.
Further, it is not clear that the main character goes to hell, but perhaps someplace in between.
One drawback is the dance scenes get a little long-winded, but if you can get through those, you're in the clear.
Now, I realize that most people on here trash YOUNG WARRIORS or hail it as "so bad it's funny" type entertainment, but let me make something clear: It's actually a quality piece of low rent action, if you're willing to watch such cinema without a critical eye.
Pretty soon it becomes clear that Trelayne is not just an immature god, but a very fallible one.
Here he dominates the film both through the breadth of his shoulders and the power of his voice; his charisma carries the part despite the fact that it is made clear that the character has as much blood on his hands as any of the rest of them.
Direction, screenplay, acting and setting were all done wonderfully, with a clear easy-to-follow plot.
Even though it's made very clear that this is a separate movie, it should have been treated as such by the manufacturers.
But it Wes clear they did not know what to do.
This eloquent, simple film makes a remarkably clear statement about a teenager and his father.
I usually steer clear of Film Festivals and don't enjoy slap-stick comedy but I must say that this picture was great.
Atrocious performances, a cliche ridden screenplay, and boring direction make this movie one to steer clear of.
When Davis becomes convinced that guileful Isabelle is a victim of physical abuse administered by her husband, he desperately attempts to free her from what he feels is a marital trap in order that he may wed her himself, coming to believe that the only clear solution to his plight will be found in a rudimentary essay at hiring a professional assassin who will dispose of the allegedly violent Stewart.
Many things become clear when watching this film: 1) the acting is terrible.
While it is clear that the director had access to and went on the advice of Elinore Stewart's children, it is key to note that the children believed their mother to be a complete liar in regards to the good, enriching, strengthening experiences of homesteading her land.
Not only is the plot confusing, but the overall conflict is not clear.
As the movie progresses, it's clear that a conflict exists between man and nature.
With the police on their heels, the two elderly television icons try to find out who is actually behind the crimes in order to clear their names.
Looking at Knoxville and the director in interviews, a few things become clear also.
To be clear from the get go, 'The Bagman' is very, very, very bad.
The songs aren't bad, and the animation is clean and clear.
I hope, i was clear and under-stable, because English is not my native method of speaking.
I can always tell how it's going to end within the first 10 minutes or less of watching because they make it so transparently clear.
At times it is clear how most of the 'doctors' are charlatans, even lying about how they don't charge their clients.
All in all, unless you're a fan of The Young and Restless (etc...) or, are yourself, in fact, an insane Berserker who likes self torture, I'd probably steer clear of this drab piece of celluloid.
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