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I expected Cleese to have a large role since he had first billing, I was surprised to find out that he had about five minutes of screen time, along with everyone else I liked.
what a waste of time! i expected better from cameron diaz! i guess it wasn't really her fault for being in a terrible film.
When "Charles Dickens" stared into the camera, I half expected him to turn into a demon (yes, he looked like one).
Jimmy gives just what's expected from his hard-boiled persona, which can be satisfying if you're in for a quick fix.
I honestly expected more from this movie.
It was just as awful, if not worse, than what I expected.
I expected much, but sadly this is a boring movie.
At the onset, I expected that the movie would help put together the jigsaw puzzle of a book.
I expected a lot more with talented young actors such as Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Ryan Philippe, but Screenwriter/Director Kimberly Peirce does a hatchet job of portraying the ill effects of war on American youth.
Nothing will ever top KOMODO with the lovely Jill Hennessey as a shrink (!), but KvC ain't quite as bad as I expected for a SYFY channel quickie.
I expected this movie was originally supposed to show before the election.
maybe i was more disappointed because i expected a really good movie and got a bad one.
When I bought this film, I expected to get a fun, 1970's exploitation film.
I watched this movie only coz it was expected to be yet another entertainer by David Dhawan.
The anime series ended with a relatively stupid plot twist and the rushed introduction of a pretty lame villain, but I expected Shamballa to tie up all the loose ends.
On the other hand, I have had a great deal of fun giving it to friends to watch and describing it beforehand as "beyond belief!" "no words can express how I feel about this" "This movie will move you" As expected, the friends took these nondescript comments as enthusiastic endorsements.
As to be expected, there's a pretty good reason why this film is so obscure and unknown in spite of dealing with the always-popular premise of zombies and starring the 80's B-movie queen Linda Blair, namely: it sucks!
And i expected a lot from this film.
So i guess I shouldn't be surprise, I actually couldn't have expected more.
I had expected a classic drama but that was not the case.
I guess its pretty balanced in that regard between great music and bad acting, and I did enjoy it, but I just expected more.
Seeing as Terrence Malick produced this, I expected something haunting and lyrical.
The acting was awful, when i read that this was a comedy i expected at least to smile, once - or twice, but....
my expectations were under control because i read the book first sooo i expected differences.
No Holds Barred is pretty much what I expected from Vince McMahon production starring the least versatile actor in the action genre (Hogan) it is basically lots of unintentional humor, tons of awkward sequences, a couple okay action sequences and tons of stupidity.
Yes it was bad, but that was to be expected.
There, the group finds the rests of the plane five miles far from the expected location and the machine and the remains of the persons.
This show drags on, poorly written gags, boring flashbacks, not the comedy that I expected.
"The Jackal" is so poor, that I expected to see Sly Stallone, Dennis Rodman, Mickey Rourke, and Jean Clod Van Dumme making cameo appearances as "other" hitmen or FBI.
Lawrence Tierney goes through his psycho kick but it's a strictly by-the-numbers performance, mechanically churning out what the audience expected from him after "Dillinger" (an overrated movie but at least better than this).
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