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I expect health and joy and family and community.
I expect that producing ingredients, preparing dishes and eating meals is all part of the communion of human interests.
Now, most of the time, we expect the opposite, that people feel guilty for being unproductive, you know, a little too much time on Facebook or Twitter at work.
We make assumptions, translate them into equations, run simulations, all to answer the question: In a world where my assumptions are true, what do I expect to see? It's a pretty simple conceptual framework.
I will be honest, I expect more of a zombie type picture and you get that in this movie to some degree.
If Capote really was this irritating, why make a film about him and expect audiences to watch it?
Those who expect a deep insight into the emotional situation of a headsman in the middle Ages, a social outcast to that time, might be disappointed.
It was worse than I had expected, and I didn't expect much.
Instead, she overacts so badly that you'd almost expect her to be in an Ed Wood movie.
Enjoy it for his performance, but don't expect anything else from this movie.
And while by no means would I expect a low-budget trash fest like this to be politically correct, the rednecks in this film sure did like to direct derogatory gay remarks to each other.
Then again, A-PIX movies have a way of showing unbelievably bad material, even worse than you might expect.
I didn't expect too much from this movie, but I was still disappointed.
Bring on the slasher films folks, because at least I know what to expect out of them.
The stunts with the Concorde are worth watching for the laughs, although the special effects aren't as terrible as I'd expect for a movie of this quality made in 1979.
Murder By Numbers is one of those movies that you expect is made-for-TV but isn't.
even if u liked jaws, which I averagely did, don't see it even if you have interests in paleontology, don't see it even if you like corny movies with corny actors, corny plots during corny TV time, do humanity a favor and do not, I repeat, DO NOT pollute your mind with this ridiculous excuse for a sci-fi animal thriller still, some people gave it a ten ranting... don't know if they were serious or not (but sincerely expect they weren't)
You'll have to watch it to find out for yourself) Don't expect the plot to make sense, simple as it is, just go along for the ride.
They aren't the kind of funny you would expect to see in an Elmore Leonard movie though.
But what do you expect from a low budget movie with no name actors.
These days, all you can expect from Diane Sawyer and the good folks from Primetime Live are butt-kissing sessions with A-list celebrities and criminal acts covered up and praised to the stars.
One would have expect much more from a director who made way better movies in the past.
Granted, I should not expect much from a movie with such a title, but I thought considering the back of the box's description that it might have some fun horror scenes with the "horny, mutant, cannibal zombie".
She bounces up and down like a 1950's teeny bopper, almost as if you would expect her to be chewing gum, falling all over this old man, willing to give him anything, as he plays it off like she's a hindrance to him.
I tried not to expect anything greater from this film, but still it was a big disappointment.
Purportedly this is the final film of the Left Behind series which is fundamentalist preacher and novelist Tim LaHaye's idea of what we can expect in our future in the final days of Planet Earth.
I didn't know what to expect when I started watching this movie, by the end of it I was pulling my hairs out.
Well, those who've seen Grande Ecole with its frequently naked actors and expect something similar are in for a big disappointment.
Don't expect even a hot girl in this one.
It is by comparison amateur looking, aimless pans left and right across the desert the kind of which you would expect from any German tourist equipped with a handycam, the camera left running from the window of a car picking up all kinds of meaningless images, wire fences, derelict buildings and patches of dirt going through the lens in haphazard order, intercut with shots of sand dunes.
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