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It has nothing to watch for, in all episodes we see people ran like beggars, some times shouting, crying, beeping, jerky camera works..huh it's harmful to both eyes and ears.
When Curley started crying I lost it...Like I said, the movie was good, but could have been and SHOULD have been much, much better.
I was crying the whole time because i knew i could never get my spent time back.
Many people are standing in front of the house n some women are crying... Men standing in close groups and speaking in hushed up tone... a couple of guys come in and they are discussing how sexy the daughter might look today... soon u will know someone in the house has died...
Who is that singing in the last scene for crying out loud?? Directing: oh my, IMNSHO David Lynch sucks, but someone trying to copy him sucks even harder.
This is a WESTERN, for crying out loud! It's supposed to look dusty, nasty and sweaty.
Legendary pop star Steve Alaimo ("Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying") stars as an unlikable stock car racer whose career has hit the skids (ha ha) because he constantly crashes his car (or as he laments, "I'm tired of being run down by every grease monkey that gets behind the wheel").
Not only that the VHS and DVD cover(at least in Europe)show a scene that has nothing to do with the actual plot of the movie, the acting is so bad, that the movie is crying out for being made fun of.
Forster is always watchable, it's just a crying shame that the movie itself is so damn trite and clichéd.
If she did get eaten wouldn't you fall on your knees crying your heart out?
If Jacqueline McKenzie and John Lynch weren't such talented actors this film would probably be even worse than it actually is.The story of two mentally disturbed people who fall in love and have a baby is an interesting one,and well worth exploring.However on the negative side,the plot becomes increasingly over the top as the story progresses,and the music choices more and more bizarre,so that by the end I found myself laughing when I know the director intended for me to be crying.
For crying out loud I even liked D-Tox and it was much better than this.
This was a very guilty pleasure...so awful that I watched with hands over my eyes half the time (while I wasn't laughing so hard I was crying).
its supposed to be based on a true story but for crying out loud is there no more script writers left in Hollywood?
i just couldn't stop crying my eyes out for these poor people and if that woman really did have that baby you SHOULD ALL BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELVES!!!!!!!!!! i have a 4 month old daughter and it is just absolutely appalling that would put a "real" pregnant woman in SO MUCH FRICKEN DANGER! you people are bloody ANIMALS and should be locked up for life allowing something like this to put on t.v.
Then there is the quite impossible semi-pornographic "eyes wide shut" double-conducting scene which is totally over the top with the luscious Anna and the crying nephew in the end (who also cries in the deleted scenes with constant red eyes, my GOD what a performance).
The characters are annoying and lifeless ,the story line is boring and endless .I think that it could have be something interesting if it have a better writing, but it seems that the writers of the show have more intentions in show Inuyasha and his stupid friends fighting with some monsters and then crying for his tragic love triangle with Kikyou and Kagome and a lot of circles around the same thing again and again .
Another problem with this movie is Anna Paquin's character who essentially whines throughout the film, crying and caring all too much about everything - she's the film's failed attempt at a character-driven horror film.
i saw only part of it and i was crying about the wasted time that i could of spent doing something productive and useful towards this earth.
It's nothing less than a crying shame that the makers of this film weren't truly as inspired by Romero as their title suggests.
OK by the time you read this I MIGHT have stopped crying.
One is a baby who is constantly crying and the other is a four-year-old terror who does everything but demolish the house.
And when the ranger had the crying scene about his wife, I SO felt the pain behind his tears.........NOT!!!!!
I watched it with my Mum and we both ended up crying, it was so accurate and captured how the family feels as well as the person having suffered the brain injury.
It had me literally crying with laughter several times ("I trust you slept well?" "actually, we had a bit of a rough night."
The image of the ex female cyberman making crying noises as she/it saw her reflection after regaining her emotions is one that will stay with me forever.
This film has an excellent premise and is really crying out to be turned into a Hollywood blockbuster.
It'll have you laughing, crying and biting your lip.
Crossfire is one of those films from the Forties that is crying for a remake, if for no other reason than maybe it's time it should be done as originally written.
After the movie was over I actually could not quit crying for about 2 hours.
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