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I confess to only watching the first half hour (for now).
While I absolutely acknowledge this masterpiece as such, I must confess to a lack of enthusiasm for the old bards flamboyance, his rhetoric (and he sends himself up so well) and his many flourishes.
I confess to an anti-Vinnie Barbarino bias.
I, also, confess to never passing it by when I channel surf.
When the Bourne Identity arrived five years ago I have to confess that I didn't think much of it.
I love cinema so what I'm about to confess embarrasses me deeply.
In fact the bubble of the title is the world apart in which the leading man, Noam, played by the Fox regular Ohad Knoller (Yossi in YOSSI & JAGGER, but I must confess I miss Jagger, the astonishing Yehuda Levi!) and his two co-tenants, a guy and a girl, chose to live.
I must confess that I was completely shocked by this film.
However, I must confess that I most enjoyed the delicious turn by Tim Blake Nelson as neighbour Mr. Theopolis, essentially playing a willing animated version of Victor Van Dort from the Corpse Bride (or, for those who've seen the film, wouldn't that read even better here as the Corpse Pride?) and, of course, Scotch actor Billy Connolly in his least animated, yet somehow deeply moving role as the titular character.
Well, I confess I did not read the book.
For the odd reason that a high school coach/health teacher back in the 80's (I'll even confess my real age and tell you I was a grad of '89) somehow thought that Torchlight was an effective cautionary tale to warn us away from the evils of drug use.
It's the same tired 'this is all a hallucinatory dream sequence in the moment before death' crap that ruins so many films that almost make a statement, and then, at the last minute, confess to being delusions.
I have to confess that I had never until today heard of this comedy trio called "The Ritz Brothers."
doesn't play like he should.Rani Mukherjee is my sort of favorite actress in Bollywod,but i got to confess that she isn't prepared for such a role,Hema Malini is unused.she
I must confess I didn't laugh a single time, perhaps I smiled twice or three times during the whole movie.
I must confess I don't like Mexican movies.
I must confess to liking giant monster movies, but this film is really just plain awful!
I have to confess that - aside from the broad brushstrokes - I'm largely unfamiliar with the novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne, and so am not able to speak to the faithfulness of this movie to that story.
I can safely confess now that I hadn't ever seen it before, but that's no reason for you to make the same mistake: Go buy/rent it NOW!
I have to confess off the top that I am not and never have been a particular fan of Sean Penn.
Superstar though he may have been, I have to confess that I was never that impressed with Bob Hope's comedy.
Jennifer Rubin is not nearly good-looking enough (at any of the ages attempted in this film) for this role, not to mention that I confess that I spoke too soon in my comments on the remake of Not of This Earth regarding ridiculously skinny actresses.
This short, which I must confess has two characters I find very unappealing, starts out marvelously for about the first 90 seconds, but the action quickly turns almost entirely to a series of setups for a running gag which is repeated (to varying degrees of effectiveness) so often that it starts to get tedious.
I watched this movie yesterday with a friend, I have to confess that I would have never made it through the whole thing, if it wasn't for my friend.
I had never heard of Nobuhiko Obayashi before (the director) and in looking at his list of films I've never heard of any of them either...I confess that after seeing "Hausu" I'm interested in finding more by him & hope it's as entertaining as this.
A young woman (Demi Moore) starts to confess to the police, that she was a witness to a murder, which was committed by her best friend (Glenn Headly).
so that he can make them confess that they are under the influence of Satan.
I confess to watching the movie with Mike and the Bots, but I don't think watching it the regular way will matter.
Don't get me wrong, I love slapstick, I can even confess liking Police Academy.
I confess tears streamed down my face -- partially because of the beauty of the film and partially grieving for lost youth.
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