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I am convinced that it is in a entirely different vein, it is probably more a parody than a follow-up.
The Grey Zone gives the viewer a very clear and very painful view of the weakness within humanity, of how humans allow themselves to be convinced that everything will be ok, no matter what evidence we have in front of us.
This causes a confrontation in which she is convinced he's gay and seduces him.
But that's just because I'm a movie buff who is interested in all kinds of movies, not because I'm convinced that this kind of movies is automatically a lot better than the rest.
When Paris born and raised Bruce meets Rome born and raised Matteo, sparks fly but both are convinced that they are straight.
I'm not convinced it's a message movie at all.
He has become convinced that he was abducted by aliens.
I've long been convinced that popular fiction and movies are true barometers of social history and The Enforcer tends to bear me out.
Buscemi also directs actors well; this is the film which convinced me Chloe Sevigny was for real.
Last but not the least, the reasonable price convinced me to buy it.
This show was definitely the basis for the better dramas that came later, and I am sure it convinced many people to become paramedics.
We get 20 minutes of grief, anger, frustration, then mental exhaustion, before he is finally convinced to seal the house against the impending toxic pollution.
However, he is convinced by a speculator, who wishes to buy the lands, and by his sexy wife Esther Forbes (Hope North), who wants to move from that place, to analyze the meteor by himself.
To think that the real Marie Hilley actually tried to pull this off, and successfully convinced a good number of people, is a testament to her charm.
I am convinced I could crank out three or four scripts of this caliber in one night's time.
I only decided to watch 'The Lion,The Witch and the Wardrobe' as it was showing on BBC1 This Evening (Boxing Day) and the family were all sat down to watch it...I was convinced from the very start that I would not find a great deal to like in The Film, but had nothing better to do so gave it a whirl....I'm very glad that I did!
However, the premise of the film is excellent and the fact that it has convinced so many people that it was genuine is a tribute to the film maker.
Tai Wei stars (in a near perfect performance) as Wong Chia Chi a young actress who is convinced to join the resistance with friend Kuang (Wang Leehom) to help seduce and assassinate Chinese traitor Mr. Yee (an amazing Tony Leung in an Oscar worthy performance).
I was at first not convinced by it, but as the film progressed I began to listen to the characters more, meaning the story took on a deeper meaning.
If you were not taken, convinced or fascinated by a character - if you didn't care - the film has failed.
If you stop to think seriously about it, you'll have to admit she's convinced us she's having a wonderful time in her costumes-that-weigh-a-ton numbers, or maybe 2 ounces.....not for a couple of years, but for decades.
It's obvious that during its filming, everyone was aware how awful this movie was, as no one really shows any pride in their performances (with the exception of Tom Arnold - I'm convinced he thought this movie would put him on top).
So along with his very annoying servant Renfield (Arte Johnson) Dracula decides to head for New York to find a woman he has become convinced is the reincarnation of his lost love, a successful fashion model named Cindy Sondheim (Susan Saint James).
However, as an action film I'm not entirely convinced.
Jimmy Lydon plays a young man who is convinced that his mother's new beau is a killer.
Well what can i say, i sat down in the cinema not knowing what to expect i'd never heard of the movie and had been convinced by a friend to watch it.
Here's yet another reason to accentuate the 1970's was the absolute greatest decade for cult-trash cinema output (as if we weren't convinced enough already): Carsploitation movies!
David Hamilton is so impressed with himself as a photographer, that he has convinced himself he can make a good film.
I wasn't convinced it was a good idea, but I had to see how it was.
But, I'm not convinced it's an important contribution to any deeper understanding of the solitude and great silence that is the life force of Grande Chartreuse.
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