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A considerable amount of effort has obviously gone into the stunts , and they help to add to an otherwise predictable plot , and reduce the monotony of the string of events , by pumping excitement into the situations .
Musical score and the dance numbers , are suitable to the plot line , and performed in style , included moderately , to protect the tempo of the string of events .
Lithgow, Hoskins, and Caine turn in excellent performances in this sterling characterization of the men who occasioned some of the 20th centuries most momentous events.
Despite the excellent acting performances, this movie merely narrates its events step by step, peppered with flashbacks of Danny and Mariane's happy moments.
Prior to these events, Eddie endeavors to go straight and set up a homestead, but his attempts to reform are blocked at every turn by exploiters and busybodies who forbid his dream of a quiet, quotidian existence.
I thought the story was well told and unfolded in three parts, what gay days is... it questioned if events should give more to charity and it ended on a kind of sad note about one of the main characters feeling like he didn't belong in his own community anymore.
My APBT's are ALL BIG BABIES, not a vicious bone in their bodies and they win weightpull and SchH events every month.
This film is based on true events.
This all led into what I think is one of the greatest and funniest stand-up events ever done.
Mike begins spying on the man afterwards, fascinated with uncovering the strange events surrounding the funeral home.
Despite being bound to a chair, developing circumstances will lead to his release causing an escalating series of events which will leave few people standing.
Jennifer Jason Leigh gives an excellent performance as a young woman traumatized by some mysterious events in her childhood, even though no one will be surprised by what that trauma is when it's revealed.
The film follows Rachel Keller into Oregon where she tries to forget the events of the first one, but then Samara shows up wanting a mommy... and that is the point of the film.
Here, in this 1987 actioner, the events take place in modern times and Rutger Hauer's character is named Nick Randall.
However, after the paraphrase of events at the start of Evil Dead II, which only features Ash and Linda and Ash is once again hit by the same evil spirit.
It almost feels like the scenes of the shark have been thrown in as an afterthought, and that possibly could be the case; as aside from a few minor events, the shark hardly figures in the movie at all.
And never mind that his obnoxious whining drowns out crucial expository information that is supposed to set into motion the events that make up the remainder of the film.
This could have been a good plot had the screenplay wanted to delve deeply into the terrain of conflicted morals; instead of taking it for granted that we accept that the events that happen are the result of a man following his only logical option.
The writer twisted the order and events of the movie because he can't write.
I imagine most viewers will be so overwhelmed by the ever changing events and they won't actually sit back to realize this film was a complete and total waste of time.
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.
The story is rather depressing and dark, and the events of the movie didn't strike me as a very realistic.
The line says it all and is especially telling in light of current events and players.
But, they have no idea the history of unpleasant and messy events that occurred in the house.
Jack Ketchum's novel, like much of his work, is based on compelling real-life events.
This micro-series documents the events that occur between the film Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones and Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.
One particular girl kind of gets close to the doctor and through a series of events they uncover strange going ons.
This movie was based on real events and the roles played by the people themselves who lived them.
A turn of events makes him rich and famous, but that bad gig comes back to haunt him.
It's a real "coming of age" story of an introverted young boy, missing his dad (off to war) terribly, and the events that help him come out of his shell and begin to interact with others.
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