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It seems that this view is held by many women & possibly accounts in some measure to the number of women who consider their relationships with men to be unsatisfying.
Do as you want, but before doing it, you may consider to check into a nearby hospital.
Lew Ayres gives what I consider to be his best screen performance, as a young and intelligent crime boss.
I consider Big Wednesday a masterpiece for three reasons.
Since I don't believe it is possible or fair to consider this film without at least an introduction to the Fan Film Universe, I decided to visit the many Fan Films sites and view as many of the hundreds of fan films as was bearable.
Far from being a good movie, one should still consider this a good fan film and applaud all involved for their effort.
Cudos to the filmmakers for including aspects like this which I'm sure most Canadians consider to be unsportsmanlike conduct, yet nonetheless part of the games that were played.
In the distant future, failed filmmaker Ridley Scott built a time machine and decided to go back in time to film MUTANT HUNT, what many in this future consider the greatest film of all-time, before it is actually made.
I would consider this film one of the worst I've ever seen.
Director Ernest Dickerson brings on all your horror clichés, which I don't consider a bad thing, and even slams in some blaxploitation clichés.
This movie comes up short in almost every aspect of what I consider to be "B" movie magic.
Despite the fact that most of them are complete crap, I do actually consider myself a fan of the Jaws rip-offs.
There are five movies which i consider really great: Contact, Apollo 13, Gataca, The Matrix, and this movie Frequency.
The only reasonable excuse to even consider watching this Heathers/Carrie rip-off is Rose McGowan's aka Courtney Shane's tits!
If you have not viewed any of Crawford's silent movies or the early soundies, you should consider it.
The other was Alistair Sim, who I consider the best Scrooge ever, with George C. Scott close behind- he had some very funny moments, the most notable one being at the garden party and the doll stall.
I didn't consider it a big, important movie, I just took it as light fun.
When I was a teenager I used to watch a lot of Cirio Santiago's war/action flicks like "Equalizer 2000","Nam Angels" or "Last Stand at Lang Mei".His cheaply made but highly energetic movies were popular during VHS revolution in Poland."Demon of Paradise" tells the story of Hawaiian fishing community terrorized by a man sized amphibious monster.I consider myself very tolerant when it comes to rating and reviewing Z-grade trash,unfortunately "Demon of Paradise" is simply dull.There is no gore and the bloodless killings are mostly off-screen.Admittedly Hawaiian landscapes are beautiful and the music is fine,but "Demon of Paradise" is a misfire.4
This film I consider a very good example of how a film may elicit a variety of responses.
Do not watch it, don't rent it, email Sci-fi channel for even airing it, and consider yourself lucky if you missed it.
I consider myself a relatively big fan of the giallo genre, though I haven't seen nearly as many as some that I talk too - but I figure at this point I've seen enough to separate the notable entries from the weaker ones - and WHO SAW HER DIE? is honestly about the lamest that I've seen so far.
I did consider, and my answer is NO.
Some of the lines sound as if they might have been penned by Ed Wood himself, until you consider that Woods' work at least had some naive charm about it.
Does one's tolerance for excitement diminish so much with age that I myself would consider this watchable 20 years from now? Can I ever trust IMDb user reviews again, after seeing an average score of 7.7 for this most awful of movies?
Perhaps there was no getting away from it, but Broadbent's performance did indeed depict Longford as a dithering, pig-headed old man who didn't care to consider the feelings of the victims' families, nor the possibility that Myra was making a prize pratt out of him.
I consider "High Noon" (1952) to be the best movie I every watched.
Be warned, however, because this movie contains scenes that some may consider "strong pathos", but other than that there's absolutely no reason to watch this movie.
I understand wanting the audience to know what's going on, but if the writer/director/producer is looking for realism, they should consider how often they speak monologues to themselves in their lives.
I now consider this movie one of my favorite foreign films.
This is especially true when you consider the climax of the movie which is left a little wanting because of this lack of relationship.
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