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And the WORST part of the entire "Expect to DIE" experience, is the blatant misuse of the phrase on the cover, which is: "THE MATRIX JUST GOT DEADLIER".
When Jones and family pull into a sleepy Colorado town, the folks who give them directions--looking like extras from "Deliverance"--are curiously vague about the hotel (we expect it to look like a one-room shanty), but actually the accommodations are very nice.
I didn't expect much from the movie so am not all that disappointed.
If you watch a movie titled ninja then you expect to see at least some cool martial artists, right?
I had the misfortune to watch this last night on the BBC, I expect I may have been the only viewer.
Expect this time slot filler to be a very short-lived one.
Well, the intruders on the island are now capitalists wanting to expose the government secret and there's a giant cobra on the island as well, hence the title "Komodo vs. Cobra" even though the conflict between the two monsters is hardly relevant to the 'story.' "Komodo vs. Cobra" is more or less what you'd expect given its title and its channel origin: the Sci-Fi Channel.
No one expects the Star Trek movies to be high art, but the fans do expect a movie that is as good as some of the best episodes.
Coming from a true Puppet Master fan, I would expect to hear myself say this, but it's true.
This Italian turkey was inspired by Richard Fleischer's successful slavery-saga "Mandingo", released one year earlier, but since the makers were even too lazy to think up a different title, you shouldn't expect anything that even remotely resembles a narrative depth, character drawings, unsettling atmosphere or thought-provoking statements regarding cross cultural relationships.
The characters in this film are a gathering of despicable bastards, which is of course to expect when you're dealing with wealthy and obnoxious white folks running a plantation in South America.
But don't expect anything on paar with Thunderdome, or even the somewhat cheap and tacky Steel Dawn.
I'm glad that I did not expect too much when I saw this sequel to one of my favourite childhood films.
i didn't expect to much here to begin with because its an action movie and a B one at that, but the acting here is so bad i couldn't help but be bothered by it.
Somebody said cinematography was alright but don't expect too much.
Must have needed the money I expect!
The defining scene to this movie is when the fat guy quits,but the evil doctor just gives him one more duty,check on the dinosaurs.Keep in mind that he no longer has this job and so is absolutely not getting paid for this.Also keep in mind it's a goddamn dinosaur and the doctor he's supposed to trust is evil and doesn't like him.But he's still like,yeah okay.That just defined the stupidity in this movie.One Melissa Brasselle proves that seriously anyone can bolt on some breasts and be in movies.I can go ride a mountain-bike between them,but hey aside from that the people of Paraguay are very nice.Eric Roberts gives his absolute worst performance so far,there's no adjective to describe how bored he is throughout.Corbin Bernsen saves what there is to save and you start rooting for him,but they have to stick to the formula of course.And I wonder how much your life sucks when you play like,one of the army guys in this one?How low can your acting career go?The special effects are so embarrassingly bad you expect a sign saying "Studio 3" to get into the frame.It's not even honest pulp,it's all taken from "Carnosaur",which even sucked all by itself.And then I wonder why just anyone is allowed to make a movie.
Now as for the dialogs, just like the acting, no memorable quotes, nothing that someone wouldn't expect.
You may expect some sort of punchline at the end, but there is none.
The first DH wasn't that great, but I really didn't expect it to be.
Viewers of independent films know that once or twice a year they are going to see stories about dysfunctional families and they have come to expect them and it's becoming more of a challenge to keep them fresh but here despite the good cast it just seems more of the same.
When you watch a Seagal movie, you expect good action.
You expect fighting, not just a lot of shooting like in this flick.
And: you expect a rather simple story.
The acting was atrocious and the dialog was unintentionally hilarious, exactly what one would expect from an Ed Wood film.
C'mmon what do you expect with the title, synopsis, and actors in leads such as Carol Gilley, Ralph Baker Jr., Dorothy Davis, Bill Thurman, and, my personal favourite, Roger Ready.
Full of unconvincing cardboard characters it is blandly written by Edward Chodorov, who also produced, and is surprisingly directed by Jean Negulesco from whom one would expect a great deal more.
Don't expect an Oscar nomination for this one.
Typical Hollywood sequel scenario: if the first film was only shocking, the second wasn't, expect the third to be the worst thing to hit the screen this year.
i didn't expect much, but thought it would be something to fall asleep by at least.
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