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This makes the entire show very satisfactory (at best), as if it were intended to not set itself apart from any other production.
I couldn't watch the entire film it was that bad.
The entire concept is just plain dumb.
The visials are nice and interesting to look at during the entire movie.
It is as if this entire series was produced in bubble existing outside the contemporary television landscape where the audience (even a Trekker audience) is more demanding and sophisticated in their dramatic wants and desires.
Not only that, but they feed you the entire premise of the movie in the first five minutes, and continue at a rapid fire pace until they hit the medieval part.
But this one sure did... problems include horrible actors (only Christopher Walken could act in the entire film), bad writing (you will never understand what's going on and I even have done research on the idea of Nephilim before), and just horrible choices for casting.
Unless you consider ending a movie with what is essentially a music video an original idea, the entire movie brings to mind the word plagiarized.
I've lived in SF my entire life, and folks here do not talk or act the way these actors did.
This is one of the worse movies that I have ever seen in my entire life.
I was a bit shocked that there were only like four other people in the entire theater with me on that first day of showing.
Not once during the entire runtime did I so much as crack a smile.
His signature climax has the entire cast of the film coming together and fighting each other in some crazy moshpit over hidden money.
I understand that dogs can be great company, that being said, the entire story focused on a poorly behaving dog that the owners were not savvy enough to train.
It's an insult upon this entire planet that the director thought anyone could find anything beneficial from this more, he should go and buy a rope.
Consider yourself very brave if you're able to survive the entire film, because it tests your patience like few films have before.Varma may borrow his plot and characters from the original film, but his version is trite and hollow and doesn't have any of the spirit and energy of Sholay.
Steve Martin, who is a very talented person and usually brings a lot to a movie, was dreadful and his entire character was not even close to being important to this movie, other than to make it longer.
It's a noble attempt, however, to salvage the unused bits from the first movie, including an entire plot about some pretty benign would-be domestic terrorists called "The Alarm Clock."
Syberberg's entire approach is so static.
Then when they do try to do scenes that are movie parodies they just end up making a 20 minute recreation of the scene with maybe one joke within the entire scene.
Gerrit Graham, Michael Lerner, Zane Busby, and in fact the entire cast are totally wasted.
The musical numbers only contribute to the boredom that sets in and lingers for the entire movie.
Yes, I watched this entire train wreck but only so that I wouldn't later wonder if Cleese had come to his senses in the latter part.
There doesn't seem to be one solid, lasting marriage or relationship in the entire show - everyone is broken up and on the prowl - hardly a true reflection of all Americans.
Her pose is like a Greek Goddess overlooking her domain, and, in a strange way, you feel as if, from the start, she is actually controlling the entire situation.
I went with two other people on a Friday night and there were a total of 6 people in the entire theater.
Yes I sat through the entire miserable experience, and I have to say, this brand of comedy is one of the worst you will get.
She lacks something that is necessary for the genre of satire, let alone for the entire world of comedy.
Once again, Pia Zadora, the woman who owes her entire career to her husband, proves she can't act.
One of the most annoying aspects of Rancid Aluminium is the over use of narration throughout the film almost like the entire plot is being dictated to the audience.
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