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Drugs are being imported in to the UK via America which is clearly ridiculous.
Except for a few of the older actors (Beth's parents), the cast and producers clearly do not have a future in the film industry.
American agents clearly informed about what the "Frenchies" are up to (Echelon ?
Clearly, this is not true.
Director Daisuke Gotoh clearly doesn't understand the erotic psychology behind a successful (or even interesting) women-in-prison film.
Yoko Saito is certainly well-cast as the pretty Scorpion, unjustly accused, convicted, and thrown into a California women's penitentiary on clearly spurious grounds.
Not my cup of tea but it was cute... clearly they were better writing jokes in a dialogue than in stand-up monologue style, and as two actual mothers they certainly drew from real-life experience.
Because, in the movie, it is clearly shown that the war between Serbian and Bosnians was started by the Bosnian Public!!!
How clever they are to call the town that the family are moving to 'Nilbog' and then show a shot of a sign for the town in the cars side mirror, clearly showing the word 'Goblin' This film deserves an Oscar!
(its clearly the second worst film ever made!)
Fuller manipulates our emotions with great skill, which perhaps should not be surprising: he is clearly one of the born storytellers of late Classic cinema.
When the second red knight uses the sword, you clearly see it's fake and not a real sword.
Clearly not everyone will have the same taste but I really like this show.
The soul of the film is clearly a drama and not a comedy, and the director seemed to realize this part of the way through.
carter clearly isn't much interested in sports and dixon doesn't seem to be much interested in journalism.
And the agents clearly couldn't just ignore it all, they would have to look into it at some point, and the episode ends so early that we don't get to see what they find out.
Poorly filmed, the set ups are almost basic and unimaginative, and the scenes of New York and elsewhere were clearly filmed decades after the events take place (Marc Anthony's character had been dead over ten years when Andrew Lloyd Webber's woman in White played the Marriot Marquis.)
There's a good story here and clearly Marc Anthony, who's as good as his wife is bad, is the man to act in it, but the film as it exists now is really pointless.
There was clearly no directorial control with this production at all.
It was clearly outdated.
The toys LOOK like they have a hand in them controlling their movements and actions, and you can clearly see the cord attached to the delivery boy when he is "thrown" back by the goofy-looking bear-toy-monster.
Sidney Lumet, and everyone who liked this movie, are clearly among them.
Clearly Diane's work is almost biographical so isn't it actually Keanu who "gets" her?
Cameron clearly is _only_ interested in seeing the old ship, and imagining--with some interesting special effects fill-ins--what it was like back when.
I feel bad saying anything negative about what is clearly such a labor of love, but the story didn't move me or involve me very much.
This movie was clearly thought out.
The storyline is unbelievable (unless you think a pleasure boat could actully travel from Melb to Sth Africa (which it clearly could not).
Tellingly -- but reassuringly -- he spent most of his time apologizing for the film, which he clearly realized is a disaster.
As for the missed opportunity, the one facet of potential interest in the movie is the main character, who's clearly a troubled young man with secrets and lies in his past.
And although she clearly expresses denial, her denial is not shrouded in isolation.
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