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Talk to me about the feeling that you must have experienced of going to these pristine areas and seeing things coming back.
And over the course of six months, he experienced a complete remission.
We've experienced that.
When the sea level rose and Tasmania became an island 10,000 years ago, the people on it not only experienced slower progress than people on the mainland, they actually experienced regress.
I experienced this, not so much as a geographical shift, as a linguistic one.
What I experienced as a child in that school in Madrid is happening in the literary world today.
And I experienced this firsthand when I was put on trial in 2005 for the words my fictional characters uttered in a novel.
It was very primal and more remote than anything I'd ever experienced before.
Everybody must be able to know what he or she has experienced is true, and this only goes with another person.
Assembling talented actors together with a successful & experienced writer/director should be a formula for a decent film.
The Predator race sends down a lone highly experienced and armed Predator to "clean up the mess".
At least, one get to say that they have joined the legions of cinema cognoscenti who have experienced the unique cinematic stylings of perhaps the best known non-mainstream director.
This is the worst waste of time I've ever experienced.
Ghoulies IV starts in a museum storage facility where PVC & leather clad blonde Alexandra (Stacie Randall) is looking for a ancient jewel, after offing various guards she summon the demon Faust who she worships & wants to have sex with, unfortunately she lost the jewel so he's not very happy & orders her to get the last remaining one... Which belongs to Jonathan Graves (returning from the original Ghoulies (1985) Peter Liapis) who is experienced in demonic possession & stuff like that after the events of the original Ghoulies.
My basic question is, being the experienced troopers of comedy that Moe and Larry were, why did they insist on attempting to continue the act when it was so obvious that their home studio, Columbia, was so clearly not interested in giving them serious writers and veteran comedy directors?
It's one thing to create a world which draws the viewer into feeling the tedium and angst experienced by the protagonist (which I think is what Zurlini was attempting).
The director was obviously not experienced, and if he is, then he didn't show it.
Ultimately I think the story would have been better handled by a more experienced director.
I don't know where most of you were at, but where I watched the film we didn't have people singing as some have told they experienced, we had people laughing, mostly at the campy plot line, the horrible dance sequences and the singing of the likes of Brosnan.
The above reviewer must be related to the director as that's the only reason i can see for his/her appraisal of this rubbish,some might call it b-movie fun or 'so bad it's good' just to excuse there enjoyment of it,but when the lead actor ( and most experienced cast member) cant deliver his lines convincingly you know you've got a very,very bad movie.Avoid at all costs.
It was one of the worst movies I have ever experienced.
Being one of the 57 people that actually saw this movie in theatrical release, I have to say I have never before or since experienced a movie where the movie ended, credits rolled, the house lights went on, and no one moved from their seats.
This movie has got to be the biggest disappointment I've ever experienced with a film.
Second, Streep is my age, and most women, particularly in her class (educated, white, well off) experienced the feminist movement.
Being too young to have experienced the Hammer films when they were fresh and new, I am discovering their hallowed horror films as I find them on DVD.
The experienced viewer will see it coming!
Not only should the filmmakers be ashamed for making it, they should be ashamed for negatively exploiting the heroes of this story, which are the people who experienced this tragedy firsthand, both the living and the dead.
You'll feel like you've experienced a vacation in Hell after you have sat down and watched this horrible TV movie.
Obviously, aficionados of terrible film-making will want to see this, but it's very hard to sit through no matter how experienced a bad-movie viewer you are.
That's about the only remotely interesting situation in the whole movie, but Eastwood wasn't experienced enough an actor to pull it off, and his character comes across as petulant rather than angry or embittered.
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