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This is followed by what can only be described as a long boring middle section, with the totally miscast Candice Bergen and "Soldier Blue" traveling together to reach the safety of an Army garrison.
The beginning of the film consists of what can only politely be described as bits of scenes scooped up from the cutting-room floor of udder bad moovies, stitched together in the vain hope of setting the scene for the film, and over-earnestly narrated by some guy who never appears again.
Jack Carson's performance can only be described as an act of mayhem on the audience
They described "blindingly choreographed intrigue and violence."
It builds to an excellent climax then.... IT ends I mean the person that described it as having a water balloon break in your hand before throwing it, besides being a very poetic description.
This abomination is best described as a THIRD RATE Andy Sidaris film.
i don't see how could this ever be described as a horror movie, or even a thriller?
He struggles to bring anything memorable to the role and meanders on through the shallow script managing to display, what could only be described as, a bland leading man.
Four subjects of varying backgrounds and intelligence level have been selected for an experiment described by one of the researchers as a scientific study of man and environment.
In the thrilling climax, the creature, described by one local as "a giant alligator with flippers", drags it's ponderous bulk over the ground to chase its would-be lunch, before a bulldozer bumps it a couple of times & it dies from boredom.
At least not a musical that could conceivably be described as "campy" as I have several times in this review.
The Becks are on a trip described by John (Stewart Moss) as part work and partly the honeymoon they never had (now that's romantic!)
The second murder is of a young girl, who is described as having her throat ripped out.
The production values are extremely poor and the technical aspects are pathetic, but the amounts of gratuitous violence & sex can hardly be described.
A few things: Steve described snakes Fangs like hypodermic needles.
The end result is a faithful rendition of the stage hit, drained of emotion, energy or anything that can be described as dynamic.
(I wasn't aware the show had even lasted past the first or second season) I'm curious as to what prompted all of the cast changes - I've seen them described as "highly publicized," and yet a half hours searching efforts on the web have revealed nothing but endless comments on how the early episodes were so much better than the later episodes.
The realism and subtle nuances, offered to Ashley Judd's character, Ruby, by the storyline, capture what can only be described as a true to life setting in the panhandle of Florida.
This movie is best described or compare to "Big Fish" (the movie by Tim Burton).
There are far more implausible events described in other movies.
Gibson is supposedly playing a man who's legend has caused him to be described as a 6 foot 7 giant while Gibson is almost a foot shorter.
It celebrates a quality best described as plain old friendliness.
This film is being described as a comedy, but it wasn't a comedy at all.
Strange enough, all the previous comments merely described the beginning and left the details over.
From the very beginning of the first episode when Sir Laurence Olivier described the horrific events in Oradour-Sur-Glane 'The day the soldiers came'.
When Zinn described a heavy-water reactor operating at one-tenth the power of the Materials Testing Reactor under design at Oak Ridge, Weinberg joked it would be simpler if Zinn took the Oak Ridge design and operated the Materials Testing Reactor at one-tenth capacity.
I can never stop to see stories like this, because, that keeps up my hope as described above.
Stone could also be described as a sort of female Hannibal Lecter, an emotionless femme fatal without the meal plan.
This movie can be described in those 2 words "just unbelievable".
She has been described, perhaps even unfairly caricatured, as a director whose commitment to bringing a woman's sensibility to the screen outweighs her artistic strengths.
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