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Quite why this "jounalist" and a press officer from the Met would ever work together is never explained.
Look no further, this is it, the worst movie ever made.
His final 3 movies have to frankly be the WORST I have ever had to sit through.
This movie is one of the 10 worst movies I have ever seen.
I don't think I've ever gave something a 1/10 rating, but this one easily gets the denomination.
In the end it was one of the longest 90mins I have ever spent.
Secondly, pretty-boy actor (really... ever seen a picture of the real Andersen?)
Though annoying and irritating like Andersen, Brew is missing the required charisma to create any feelings of compassion what so ever.
So the gems are of great value not only because of their quality and size, but also because of the tie to the Greatest conquerer the world has ever known.
It is surely the worst or very close to the worst film I have ever seen.
this movie is funny funny funny my favorite quote from the movie "i think i saw a half naked Indian in my room last night" response that was no hallucination it was a Indian in your room" and another is "what the hell are you talking about, just what the hell are you talking about" but if i ever be admitted to an hospital like this one i will be prepared to write my will on the spot...i would say there were in my opinion three very funny characters in this film most funny but three is the funniest to me even though their lines were few.. and don't get me started on the crack-pot patient hehehe that one i will keep secret and fast paced too.
Clooney was great and I applaud him for taking on such an adverterous role - so unlike anything he has done or ever will do again.
Ever want to plan a true 80s movie weekend, rent this, Sure Thing and 16 candles and Breakfast Club.
It is a spellbindingly tale told through flashbacks featuring amazing performances by all involved, somptuous visuals, characters we care about, and the most rapturous love story ever told.
No one else at work remembered ever seeing it!
For, if a film of this nature ever fails to work, it can never fall back on the tried and true toilet humor of a teen sex comedy [i.e.
I even sent and email to the production company, but the weren't sure that it would ever make it to DVD, but said there was always hope.
I bought my first Zep album in 1974 (at 17) and have been hooked ever since.
It's a testament to the talent of Rowan Atkinson that he has managed to create a comic character with several layers and a clearly defined personality - without hardly ever speaking a word.
It's one of the best "teenager" horror films I've ever seen; and that's saying a lot.
It was my life at one point and I would rely on coming home to watch Human Traffic ever night before I could even think of going to bed.
This is without a doubt one of the best music documentaries I've ever seen, (and I've seen a lot!)
Simply one of the best movies ever.
It is Turkish music, of course, and I was fascinated by Turkish music ever since I bought my first record long time ago.
I honestly have to say that A CAT IN THE BRAIN is one of the most fun and unintentionally hilarious films I've ever seen.
The most important film about relationships ever made.
This is probably the funniest thing I have ever seen - from start to finish it was perfect in timing, atmosphere, punch lines, background music, fighting sequences and every other possible aspect you can think of.
not seen by many people..i don't even think the average movie fan has ever heard of this movie.but
Jeremy Northam played an awesome villain, and I know what Bullock's character in this is all about, because I'm kind of the same type of person(I hardly ever go out), plus this is pretty well made and written for the most part.
Sandra Bullock is amazing as always and is amazing here, she is extremely likable, tough as nails yet quite vulnerable, and I was able to feel for her because as I said I'm sort of like Angela,I hardly ever go out, I really enjoyed her work in this movie!
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