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If you enjoy this, be sure to get 'The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer', it is funnier, and is more of a sketch show, but equally surreal.
These qualities are equally reflective in his failed personal relationships that leave him to snuggle-up with ticks and mosquitoes in a tree house.
During his imprisonment, he becomes lifelong friends with an equally famous treasury forger named Louis Dega (Dustin Hoffman).
But it is definitely the performance of his career, and along with the equally outstanding performance of Betty Field, makes the film.
But make no mistake, while outwardly a horror film, this is also a sexploitation film equally.
This is as different from Nathalie as that was from How I Killed My Father and equally good.
It would be easy to describe this as a cross between Brief Encounter and Le Boucher because it displays elements of both, the former inasmuch as it features a young, fairly unremarkable wife and mother who enjoys - if that's the right word - an unconsummated affair with an equally unremarkable medico, the latter because there's a serial killer on the loose and Claire (Isabelle Carre) slowly comes around to suspecting her medical friend.
The earlier one was knight rider 2000... from 1991... equally crappy, this one starred David Hasselhoff and yes... had a silly cameo appearance y James Doohan as himself.
Daryl Hannah tried hard,giving an equally spirited performance, but she is too beautiful for the character.
The main protagonist's character is utterly lacking in anything remotely positive and his "conquests" are as equally vapid.
They're pretty much all equally stiff, men and women alike, with 1950s hairstyles and a comical mix of accents.
Mr.Pegg and Mr. Moran musta had some bills to pay.This is the worst kind of predictable"feel good" tripe imaginable.Immature boy gets girl,immature boy loses girl to rich successful mature boy and then proceeds to mature to win back girl.Also this film tries to have it both ways,there are plenty anti-American digs lobbed about whilst the film repeatedly has tons of product placement shots for Nike.Gotta laugh at that.Not a complete waste but most of the gags are flat and "been there before" kinda stuff.Shame Mr. Pegg seems to be rotating to this kinda tripe,it would make a "nice" double bill with the almost equally as awful "Hot Fuzz"
James Mason, too young for his role and heavily made-up, keeps shouting as if everyone else had gone deaf, while the supporting players are equally colorless.
The first of 3 diabolically unfunny films which were spin offs of an equally atrocious television show.
In Yeomen, Joel Grey is equally fine and steals the show with its gaiety and despondency as he loses his girl.
Why? Simple: it is hilarious, has a star-studded and perfect ensemble cast, and is a beautiful adaptation of an equally, if not more hilarious, book.
'Rentaghost' was a children's comedy series by Bob Block, who also wrote the equally bizarre 'Pardon My Genie' and 'Robert's Robots'.
Elves, and this...and maybe some other equally fine movies.
The crew were equally fantastic and great to see again in the village over the 4 years the series was filmed.
She has fallen in love with both brothers, equally, but differently.
Just witnessing how disturbed each animal is by the twisted turn of events is enough to equally disturb the viewer while also provoking plenty of laughter.
It didn't fall into the trap of being royal "spin" or the equally easy trap of being cheaply sensationalist - it just tried to understand what happened between the young Charles and Camilla without making glib judgements.
Marlene is equally smart, tough and determined to retain her current lifestyle.
Based on Ray Bradbury's novel, with the equally talented Richard Matheson doing the screenplay.
Or perhaps the equally silly conviction of the teen-aged "goths"; kids asserting the world had already gone to hell in its very own handbasket and wearing black and being morose was utterly original and beautifully "realistic" and anyone who did not agree just didn't understand (and was really dumb besides).
Watching Mary Steenburgen's character leave her husband "Melvin" to move into some horrible motel room where she's slapped around in front of her young daughter, and then become a stripper in an equally horrible burlesque establishment, isn't something I want to spend the time or mental energy watching.
Looking for love she throws herself at the equally lost George C. Scott.
Colossus instead gets in touch with its equally potent Russian counterpart Guardian.
But there is equally something as exciting and brilliant in Wally's ability to see the miracle of a quiet evening at home (even reading the autobiography of Charlton Heston) or doing his errands and crossing them off the list.
Equally as ridiculous is the idea that the french would help Sharpe not 3 years after Waterloo.
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