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This movie contained a couple of the funniest bits of writing I have ever seen from a motion picture.
The 26 episodes are roughly in chronological order but can be seen out of sequence since they are more or less self contained.
The scene where the old man comes across the meteorite and pokes the mass contained within with a stick was excellently done and genuinely creepy.
It's perfect for the handsomely grizzled charisma of Vincent Cassel and features a marvellously contained performance from Emanuelle Devos.
A few years ago, I bought several $1 DVD's that contained two movies each.
The reason I wanted to watch this movie was because somebody mentioned that the movie contained some serious action scenes in John Woo style!
I love playing football and I thought this movie was great because it contained a lot of football in it.
Other than that however, the movie contained superb acting great fighting and a lot of the locations were beautifully shot, great effects, and a lot of sword play.
What is contained on this disk is a first rate show by a first rate band.
This great film is composed mostly of documentary footage is currently contained on a DVD along with Prelude to War.
One day, after a worldwide plague, this film may be shown to a few survivors as an example of how an outbreak was contained on film, but its lessons were forgotten.
The information contained in this movie is somewhat familiar to many who have been paying attention to the news lately.
I disagree with the previous writer that the LP "Let It Be" contained the Beatles "weakest efforts" - not sure how you can call "The Long & Winding Road", "Get Back", and "Let It Be" weak efforts.
Swimming Pool contained good symbolism, acting, and especially great cinematography.
In the 3rd series, a large number of episodes were wasted not on books, but on short stories in his compilations Stories to Give You Goosebumps, which contained 10 boring stories (the one I tried and failed to read was the one never used to base TV scenes off of, but I'm sure the others were no better) which often provoked no fear even on the page - imagine how a screen adaption even weaker than their book basis would've been!
Even Disney didn't want to make his latest film, Lady in the Water, fearing that it was poorly written, featured too large a role for the writer/director, and contained an embarrassingly self-indulgent attack at his detractors, the crrritics.
While the film was entertaining and contained a great deal of information, I found it to be quite biased against the commission, its results, and its integrity.
Here are my reasons (some spoilers contained within): (1) I loved the sharp dialogue in this movie.
This movie contained good lessons in morals, honesty, and integrity.
The first scene of the movie contained a helicopter, the second one contained Jennifer Hill in a wet t-shirt, and the fourth scene contained Jennifer putting it all out.
It contained the return of Brian Austin Green.
But had this film contained Johnny Depp, Robert Deniro and Mickey Rourke (as the mother), it would have played no better than it would with Keanu Reeves, George Bush and Gerry Halliwell under this director and writer.
Prepared to give it a mediocre score, partially to just be nice since it contained work from big names like Robert Redford and Ben Kingsley (who's names didn't appear on the credits on the outside of the package) and more.
All of this would be enjoyable had Death Before Dishonor contained some punch in the action sequences but unfortunately these one sided action sequences feature a three digit body count on one side, while only one good guy dies.
This movie unfortunately contained far too much of the former, and not nearly enough of the latter.
This film ran at least an hour longer than it should have and contained too many dead-end threads that should have been left on the cutting room floor.
Not only did it have no premise, but it contained a series of the worst actors I've ever seen.
He (rightly) suspected it contained information that would lead him to a "Safe Haven".
Now a grotesque cannibal lurking the underground sewer tunnels of the town of Newton, the powers-that-be are planning to drop nerve bombs if the monster isn't found and killed in time, so that the viral contagion Adams is currently carrying will be contained.
The original book contained a multitude of comic situations which could have been harvested to create a memorable film but someone somewhere had a better idea !
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