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Do families like this really exist somewhere?
I agree with those reviews I have read here, and I have no words to define such a turkey like this, but despite everything, I still can find a reason for movies like this to exist.
Alexander McCall Smith has worked out that you read them not for the detective stories, but for his deeply condescending and completely spurious vision of an Africa that does not exist.
Orwell's dystopia seems as if it could exist in many places in our modern world.
As in many average stories of this type, the characters exist merely to tell the stories with their twists and turns.
While it's true that sequels are usually, bar a few notable exceptions, a mistake and exist merely to provide studio executives with an opportunity to cash in on the success of a previous film by offering us either a thinly disguised retread of the original story or a plot line so far removed from the intentions of the original that the resulting film makes no sense.
Even if the 1967 version didn't exist this would still be an unnecessary film.
I think that most everyone wants to believe that extraordinary things exist and this film shows no restraint in trying to exploit that to the fullest.
That's right, John's children remain in the wilderness, ghostly apparitions which spy on those who exist in the woods, taking a special liking to Sharon, helping guide her to safety and her friends.
Of course I don't think kids that play video games are more likely to kill people, but if I'm not mistaken, didn't video tape exist of the Columbine kids (or some teen killers) shooting guns in the forest claiming how much they looked or acted like the weaponry in Doom?
In the first Howling, we are introduced to a world where werewolves exist and are somewhat organized.
Then she shows the world that they do exist by transforming on live TV.
DarkWolf tells the tale of a young waitress named Josie (Samaire Armstrong) who had been leading a pretty ordinary life until her friend Mary (Tippi Hedren) is killed by a Werewolf, you see Werewolves actually exist in modern day America & there is even a special organisation within the police force to fight the Werewolf threat headed up by Detective Steve Turley (Ryan Olosio) who has the difficult task of telling Josie that she is in fact a pure blooded Werewolf herself & that a so-called 'dark prince' Werewolf (Kane Hodder) wants to mate with her & create a new breed of pure blood Werewolves that will take over the entire world, or something like that.
The story does nearly not exist, the characters are full of stereotypes and the Special-FX only make you laugh.
Some implausibilities exist in many films, but the scene where the main protagonist willingly accompanies a virtual stranger to his home, then agrees to go upstairs alone (to where he says she will find a phone), minus the gun she had brought with her, to call the Police, was too hard to believe.
First off, the plot doesn't exist.
Also amusing is the film's chief nasty critic, who at one point claims that he despises the hero's pin up art because "women like that don't exist" to which our heroine replies with an assurance that the critic just doesn't get out enough.
Motives are utterly incomprehensible and a narrative does not exist.
My favorite scene... just does not exist.
There is no gatekeeper here, the movie just seems to exist because it can.
Then they introduce Jinx, a robot that could not possibly exist in 1986 as they do not have anything with that kind of artificial intelligence now.
Three groups exist in this world: humans, artificial humans, and Egyptian gods.
Inevitably, men in his position get offered film roles that exist solely to capitalize on that.
The original "good" quality of "K-9" doesn't exist any more.
However, he never seems to grasp the idea that clichés exist for a reason.
The Knights of Christ, Ordo Templi, or the Knights Templar as they are more commonly called did not even exist until the early 12th century.
there seems to be no 'normal' person in the entire film and the existence of the 'outside world' is, well, it just doesn't exist.
Not that I can blame him I passed out 2-3 times and had to rewind and resume to try to regain what little plot that does exist.
I can think of dozens of other films that were way worse,at least this one had an intriguing plotline along with some social commentary.They allude to how the military deals with viral epidemics,destroy everything in sight,even if it means the people you're supposed to be saving.Also, how dangerous martial law can be since at that point democracy ceases to exist.
Extremely tacky lines exist too and I won't even start to talk about some of the hilarious action moves.
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