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too bad they showed palm trees that could not be more inaccurate for Connecticut in October ... this was filmed in New Zealand ...This Martha Moxley case had been 'cold' for 20-25 years ... her family worked hard to keep it alive and when Mark Fuhrman decided he did not want to be remembered only for his involvement in the Nicole Simpson case .... which could have been deleterious to his reputation (if it already hadn't)... Anyway, he followed along as the police tried to get enough information to write a book.

.that it would be "one helluva of heaven if dogs were not allowed," and the spirit of the old mountain man and his dog decided to turn away from the gate (of what they had thought was heaven, to wander eternity alone.)

I had some time to kill and decided to check it out.

Wilder directs solidly, balancing the background story with humor and drama to give us a clear description of what Lindbergh was up against when he decided to take this challenge.

She is decided to not return again, but life is difficult for ex-convict, specially if they are homeless, as Isabel.

Then, things switchedand SHE decided the right ting to do was admit that she hit him.

I have recently watched this film, and have decided to comment on it.

This happened to be on the space channel a while ago, so i decided to check it out and tape it, i read some good reviews from fellow horror fans, i must say i agree with them, it's very creepy, and suspenseful, plus Strother Martin, was fantastic in his role, as the Satan worshiper.

I didn't like "As Good as it Gets" very much, but I am a big fan of William Hurt and Holly Hunter's work, so I decided to watch this movie.

After recently seeing, Cry Uncle, by the same director, I decided to seek this out and am I glad I did!?

Peck made this film during the same period that he made The Gunfighter, before he apparently decided he was a monument rather than an actor.

When I saw Raquel Welch's name in the opening credits, I decided to watch it.

After working on 7 movies with director Mickael Curtiz (The Adventures of Robin Hood are their best achievement), Errol Flynn got tired of his dictatorial direction and decided to work with the great Raoul Walsh.

He died a couple of years after making the film, and though it is said that he intended to return to directing, Destiny decided that this was indeed his last.

Having just come home from my third viewing of The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit, I decided to jump on IMDb and see what others thought.

I decided to see "Ray", trying to understand how and why Ben Kingsley did not win the Oscar of Best Lead Actor.

Adele decided that her and her daughter were moving to California without asking anyone and leaving her husband without any reason.

The episode featured very little dialogue and despite that the good folks at the Emmy's decided it merited a nomination.

..."Inglorious" as our local theater decided to display its title on their marquee, minus the second word.

So I decided to watch it one more time.

My partner and I had never heard of this movie and decided to give it a shot picking the title from a list of movies on cable without knowing a single thing about it.

Cassavetes went through the acting class he was teaching at the time he decided to do Shadows, whispered in the ears of the ten best students, and this was the result...the guys playing Ben and Hughie are very good.

So, a little reluctantly I decided to find out what the big deal was with "fantasy stuff".

But after I heard some positive buzz, and knowing it made some noise at Cannes, I decided to give it a try.

You aren't really sure if our lead character has decided on who he really wants; he's living in the moment and thrown caution to the wind.

Then tonight I decided to see it, the film was quite different to what I had expected and I didn't find any humour in it all I saw was that it was a bleak look at people dealing with love relationships and sexual orientation and I didn't really see the psycho killer plot really having a point except to add tension to the end of the film.

I had never before read it nor seen it, but after watching this most recent film version I have decided it is neither and it is both.

producers obviously decided to omit the scenes-maybe censorship?,but notice when he's sat by the window of the flat,deep breathing closely followed by similar scenes with the car window open.

They have decided to keep an "open" sexual relationship, which is played out on their journey to find a secret society/tribe where the people live one year and then are reborn in some kind of ceremony.

This is a very strange cult flick and the only film from George Barry who had forgotten he made it until word-of-mouth of it's newfound cult status got back to him and he decided to release it on DVD.

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