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The acting is where the whole story went south, considering the story was pretty decent.
I guess I am one of the few who got to see this film, considering I was the only one in the theater when I watched it.
Considering the film hasn't received much attention outside of the Zac Efron fanbase, I had my reservations about how the film might turn out.
Considering the slur's used against the Japanese that I have heard since I can remember, was one used in the movie.
I am an Atheist I am grateful for such miserable "Christians"; opening our eyes to what religion has become, a device of self-worship, self-indulgence and though being corrupt considering yourself holy.
I must say, with all the disappointments this movie threw at me, I did like the gloomy look to the film as well as the house which deserved a little more attention considering how creepy it was.
I was also impressed by the quality of the production considering it wasn't a Hollywood studio production (although it was released by United Artists).
Should one be surprised considering the director announced in the past that he thought the books did not give good movie material and that he dislikes fantasy/children's movies to begin with?
Okay, Okay, this is a shocker, especially considering who the producer was, but Drive is a wonderfully entertaining film.
There is next to nothing good I can say about this movie, considering its precursor.
When initially questioning about the film I was interested to see why a film made in 2001 took so long to be purchased, considering it was starring Dennis Hopper and was about serial killers, two appealing qualities?
The plot was clever, without being overdone, and the cinematography was really good considering the budget.
I almost feel bad about writing something bad about this, considering the other comments made, but I feel I should carry on.
This is a good looking film, the production value is good considering it's obvious a low budget project.
It wasn't a bad film by any means, but it wasn't nearly as good as it could have been considering it featured Dracula, the baddest vampire of all time.
The special effects were also masterfully done, considering the modest budget for this film.
This film is entertaining from start to finish with a surprisingly clever plot considering the genre and credit must go to Ford for starring and excelling in yet another blockbuster.
Coupled with some great comic lines and action, this proved to be a turn in the right direction, considering this film showed a different side of Harry which we had not seen yet.
Considering that this bad episode followed another horrid episode (the one about the crew fighting it out at the OK Corral), it was obvious that the quality of the show was starting to slip.
It's not to say it is a bad movie, but considering how much respect and a cult it has created in its wake, it seems a bit too much.
The film looks OK, the photography is decent considering it's a Franco film, as are the locations.
The acting and directing are all fairly unremarkable which is strange considering the talented cast.
A funny note about Reva Rose's looks as Bette's daughter; She was a strange choice considering that Ms. Rose is obviously Jewish, and Ms. Davis was obviously not.
Which is fair enough considering it does not look like there is all that much desert terrain in the United States.
Turns out she isn't and her twisted logic makes sense considering the situation.
Naturally, he decides to drink the brandy and naturally considering the film is about vampires, it turns him into a vampire.
Considering so many men of Peter's era were lost to the AIDS crisis, THAT MAN is an 'essential': a filmed document of a time in queer history nearly lost.
It's Doug who really captivates throughout, and considering how absolutely luscious he looks, the already short movie (just under an hour) flies by effortlessly.
And considering that cable access TV is such a haven for oddballs that this thing should write itself, that's almost something of an achievement.
Considering there were very few interesting movies at the video store last night, I decided to go with one that I hadn't heard about, Horsemen A Dennis Quaid film that flew under the radar?
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