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The actresses are no where near the quality of Kim Dawson or Tane Mc Clure and are never seen satisfyingly naked in the sex scenes, much less from the multiple camera angles one expects from a T&A opus.
These are not the roles or behavior one expects when tuning in one of his movies.
One expects "horror" to be blood and/or guts gushing out on-screen, but the only real "blood" is from what appeared to be a dead animal?
He expects everyone to give him love back but he gives none out.
From this, the director expects the audience (in his words)to be "strong enough or crazy enough to reject their whole mental makeup."
The potential viewer then expects to see a campy grossout, but that is not what happens at all.
It also features lots of obvious stuff as there are no startling revelations to be had here, just all the stuff one expects from this type of movie.
C. Sheen's character gets laid off within a day of discovering a SETI-like signal; he expects his girlfriend, who obviously doesn't give a hoot about his work, to be interested...she isn't.
He reluctantly agrees but it is for a lot more than he expects after the king-to-be is kidnapped and he must remain king for the foreseeable future!
One expects a predictable plot in a typical exploit-what-a-demographic-likes- and-take-it-to-the-bank Hollywood puke, however, this film will be a shameless assault on your sanity.
He invested all the family savings in this project, and expects to have some Japanese investors supporting it.
It won't win any screen guild awards but no one expects it to.
...this movie has everything that everyone expects of Betty Grable every time.
Sure they talk their heads off in this movie but they talk about interesting things.I can't right now recall the exact tenor of the conversations but... Anyway anyone who expects at least one car crash per scene will not enjoy this movie.And no naked chicks,either.No hip hop music and no people falling down just to have someone fall down.
He's shown better moves elsewhere, and no one expects great acting from him, but he still delivers an adequate performance.
Me either, but this film expects you to.
Anyone who expects anything from the much later added first three episodes obviously can't be very bright.
The European Commission now expects growth in the eurozone to reach 1.5% in 2015 and 1.9% in 2016.
They should have a clear idea of what they can expect from the ECB and what outcome (rather than precise measures) the ECB expects from them.
Although Murdoch remains chairman of both, everyone expects him to focus more on the news business.
Even by 2040, and assuming that all of the Paris agreement’s promises are fulfilled, the IEA expects wind and solar to provide, respectively, just 1.9% and 1% of global energy.
In forecasting interest rates one is engaged not in examining fundamentals, but in predicting what average market opinion expects average market opinion about fundamentals to be.
Despite considerable slack in the economy, growth in 2015 was a disappointing 1.5%, and the ECB expects just 1.4% growth this year.
According to The Economist, the Trump administration expects to spend 24,000 worker hours processing 4,500 exemption requests.
Israel expects the Obama administration not only to appreciate the unique context of its ambiguous nuclear status, but also to recognize that it cannot be forthcoming in assuring its neighbors or the rest of the world regarding its nuclear program unless the Middle East political environment changes in a radically positive way.
The International Atomic Energy Agency expects at least 90 additional nuclear-power reactors to join the 437 now in operation globally by 2030.
The International Energy Agency, which has been conservative regarding solar energy's prospects, now expects it to be the world's largest power source by 2050.
One can only hope that it will focus on the North Korean nuclear threat, which is very real – and could become acute sooner than anyone expects.
If inflation does rise faster than the Fed expects, it may be forced to increase interest rates rapidly, with adverse effects on financial markets and potentially on the broader economy.
A 1983 case held that one way to determine whether a crime meets the “rarest of the rare” requirement is whether the community’s “collective conscience” has been “so shocked” that it expects those wielding judicial power to inflict the death penalty, regardless of their personal opinions.
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