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You are almost convinced the actual war didn't even last that long.
(I'm now convinced that those 10 Best lists are all cut-and-paste jobs.)
"We both felt we were robbed with an ending that convinced us both the production company must of run out of money and could not raise enough to finish it correctly.
He is a joke as a mafia-hit-man(also because the part doesn't suit him one bit, him being so extroverted)and just grazing avoids making a fool of himself in this.Kathleen Turner had a much tooooo long career just by being tall and blonde, because her acting ability is limited to that thing she does with her eyes, when she opens them wide which she's convinced is sooooo damn sexy and Anjelica Huston is the absolute same(granted interesting) in everything, just like Robert Loggia.
Ben a out-of-town cop is convinced his sister was brutally killed and wants to bring her killer to justice, but he's approached by Stefan who believes his sister was a victim of a werewolf cult.
Having now seen several of his landmark films such as 1949's "Late Spring" and 1953's "Tokyo Story", I am convinced that Ozu had a particularly idiosyncratic gift of conveying the range of feelings arising from intergenerational conflict through elliptical narratives and subtle imagery.
Just another film that has convinced me not to trust a films reputation.
He convinced the Blackbuster buyer not to take any JIGSAW, and double the number of BLEED.
I will continue to punish myself by watching every future episode because I am convinced that I am clearly missing something in this show.
We laughed (at it, not with it), we dozed (and would have been better off staying in bed), we were convinced we had spent money in vain.
Watching the commercials for this movie, I was fairly convinced that I was going to loathe it.
That movie was really so bad, that I was convinced that all his movies would be like that.
The huge commercial success of that Mae West vehicle convinced the studio brass that Gay '90s melodramas were a viable proposition.
This really touched me and as a film, which is based on a true story, it convinced me.
Fassbinder was convinced that "stories can be told much better with women than with men", because, according to Fassbinder, while men usually fulfill their determined roles in society, "women are capable of thinking in a dialectic manner".
I'm convinced that the people that didn't like this film weren't paying very good attention to the film.
But as i have seen the "making of" extra I'm convinced that there has been done a lot to avoid any mistakes.
Seven Pounds, this was the movie where I was just convinced Will Smith is really going for the "I'm going to make you cry" films.
"Match Point" and now "Scoop" have both convinced me that not only is Woody Allen doing a neat job making movies in England (and that Scarlett Johansson is the right cast member), but corroborated what I have known for years: he shouldn't focus on neurotic rich New Yorkers.
Watch Paulie and Tony's nephew Christopher (Michael Imperioli late of LAW & ORDER) as they get lost in the Pine Barrens and sit out a bitter cold night in an abandoned trruck, both convinced they've had it.
A young woman (Jean Simmons) is convinced by her scheming and dangerous aunt (Sonia Dresdel) and uncle (Barry Jones) that she's losing her mind and in very delicate condition that requires their supervision which turns out to be more like manipulation, as they try to keep her as far away from outside human contact as possible.
And I was convinced of that in the first 15 minutes.
After the movie started he convinced me not expecting him to grab any guitar and playing "It' my life" or something, but kill vampires, showing no mercy and doing a job which has to be done.
Wells was convinced humanity was in danger and politicians were supposed to stop this evolution by imposing a strict eugenic policy.
Claire Danes is riveting as the woman Gere handpicks to replace him - a woman he tries to teach all he can while investigating one final case in which Gere's character is convinced one of those he is charged to monitor may be holding a young girl hostage.
I felt a great joy, after seeing this film, not because it is a master piece, but because it convinced me of, that the Portuguese cinema became really very good.
She never got over her niece's death, and is convinced her dead niece's husband (Charles Frank) did the dirty deed.
I am also convinced that this kind of documentaries are an excellent way to wake up us in order to save our beautiful planet.
Universal was convinced Durbin would be a smash, and they were right.
Curtis, though competent as the falsely accused Scott Henderson, looks a little tough to be be sympathetic towards (perhaps he should have shaved his moustache) and his behavior when he first comes home should have convinced the cops at least to some degree of his innocence.
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