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It really is 180 degrees from its suspenseful predecessor.
I couldn't help but notice that Cushing's character keeps his suit and jacket on even though it suppose to be about 100 degrees!
I guess many people wouldn't even bother to say anything about this bland, unemotional,anticlimactic and pseudo sentimentalist film which would only please secretaries, school teachers, nurses, construction workers, college students studying business degrees and the so called nice people of this planet.
Obssessive love affairs have been a Hollywood staple for years upon years now with varying degrees of success, and here the formula wins.
The plot goes one way, then changes 180 degrees.
Now, I'm an educated person with two graduate degrees, and the only "lesson" I learned from this movie was that if you are sharing a prison cell with a homosexual for an extended period of time, you too will become a homosexual.
The Baboons now know they're on the Island & will stop at nothing to kill the intruders as Brodie has to use his experience & firepower to keep everyone alive, with varying degrees of success.
The characters play well off each other, and also gives that feeling of six degrees of separation.
The film Bad Guy is only a matter of degrees.
Hell is 120 degrees of constant work, torture, and torment for eternity.
This short, which I must confess has two characters I find very unappealing, starts out marvelously for about the first 90 seconds, but the action quickly turns almost entirely to a series of setups for a running gag which is repeated (to varying degrees of effectiveness) so often that it starts to get tedious.
Like the film THE CRIME OF PADRE AMARO (please see companion review) the movie "The Healer" is a study of the degrees to which human beings can enjoy the gift of human sexuality while simultaneously attempting to serve as channels for spiritual healing, social harmony, and political integrity.
This was a show that was 360 degrees of amazing.
They often are borderline insipid, clichéd, predictable, and dull-witted, but those that aren't completely inept still manage to entertain to varying degrees.
After all, she knows Samara has returned for them, yet when Aidan has a nightmare that he refuses to share with her, his temperature drops five degrees and he starts acting really weird, she still is entirely clueless to what's going on.
While I've never turned 180 degrees about a movie, "My Cousin Vinny" is a rare example of one that significantly grew on me over time.
Then I wanted to take comfort in the fact this production stars the almighty B-movie legend John Saxon, but he's only in it during the first EIGHT minutes and then he has his neck wrenched around 180 degrees!
It is off-kilter a few degrees in all respects.
Some said its rate should be "Over Master's degrees, not Bachelor's".
This really was a strange little Movie.The Musicians in particular had a great time playing (or miming as happens in Film) up on "Sally Gap" in Wicklow in Ireland in November where it was at least 8 degrees below and the cast and crew were up there for 12 hours at the wedding scene.It really was freezing.I played Bodhran (Irish Drum) and i had to put my hand in hot water because it was frozen to the stick which plays the instrument.But for the fun value we had making that movie deserves 9/10.We filmed the pub scenes in Ardmore Studios which was a much warmer affair.Maybe i'm wrong but i seem to remember a day being taken off when Malosovich was captured due to Goran our Director being an immigrant Serb.
We are all moved different degrees by different things, but to witness sincerely nice people being treated cruelly always bothers me big- time....so this film is tough to watch in spots.
Everything about this film is bad, ranging from Robert Horton's (late of Wagon Train and 110 degrees in the Shade) hairstyle, to the acting to the incredibly cheesy special effects, the "Cousin It" monster (mentioned in one of the comments below).
Terence Stamp did it in Teorema, Robert Forster in Reflections in a Golden Eye, Peter McEnery in Entertaining Mr. Sloane, Will Smith in Six Degrees of Separation.
I mean, come on, when it's above 50 or below 40 degrees it never starts right?
Beyond the Two-Degree TargetBERLIN – In international climate-policy circles, there is broad consensus regarding the target of limiting global warming to a maximum of two degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
Since the quantities of greenhouse gases emitted thus far will raise temperatures by 1.5 degrees Celsius compared with pre-industrial times, major political decisions are needed to ensure compliance with the two-degree target.
When that happens, simply championing a softer target, most probably 2.5 or three degrees, will not suffice.
Elected officials everywhere must adjust, to varying degrees, to fulfill the expectations of those who put them in office.
If the world continues on its current trajectory, global temperatures will eventually rise by several degrees centigrade, causing higher sea levels, mega-storms, severe heat waves, massive crop failures, extreme droughts, heavy flooding, and a sharp loss of biodiversity.
Political leaders enjoy fewer degrees of freedom before they must respond to events, and must then communicate not only with other governments, but with civil society as well.
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