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For one hour and a half I have been trying to fight complete boredom and falling asleep, but the monstrous soundtrack kept me awake.
1. if Madonna was rich and can do everything she want, then why she falling in love with that bad man.
My favorite scene is where Cusack is on the ground and snow starts falling.
How can people survive when there are artillery shells falling as close as 20 feet away?
The best actresses in the world cannot make anything very interesting when their acting is limited to lying down and falling asleep throughout the entire movie.
She is introduced to the evil of the woods while driving and, imagine the suspense here, experiences a huge blue barrel falling over the side of a cliff to somehow stop her car dead in its tracks.
If the myth regarding broken mirrors would be accurate, everybody involved in this production would now face approximately 170 years of bad luck, because there are a lot of mirrors falling to little pieces here.
In fact, this one is too light and frothy, and unfortunately many of the jokes end up falling flat.
All the first half of the movie is about is Rishi Kapoor falling head over heels in love with Juhi Chawla.
The pair almost instantly make the wrong choice of customers and get mixed up with some people seeking to recover the items that we see falling to the ocean floor during the opening credits sequence.
He keeps getting foiled by this little kid who is just lucky enough to keep from falling into the evil man's hands.
Both falling in love with their wives just as they are on their death beds.
It is a not very credible and fairly boring story about a minister's wife (Alexandra Paul) falling in lust with a young stud/drifter (with washboard abs) played by Corey Sevier.
How I ever made it through all 3 1/2 hours without falling asleep I'll never know.
Of course the camera work is fluid throughout, constantly on the move and incorporating hand-camera shots a-plenty, but director Lee fails to deliver thrills or suspense, falling down fundamentally by not making anything of the key protagonists in the film.
Maybe the conflict I had was that from the time the movie was filmed to now, the plot of a man falling for beautiful women and eventually falling for the good girl has been done so many times.
It has Bruce Lee die as the result of falling off a helicopter after being hit by some kind of a ninja knife to the back of the neck but it doesn't explain how he came to be on a helicopter since the prior scene has him near but not on the helicopter which is already 200 feet in the air.
Falling into a star... improbable.
Falling into it the day it goes supernova and explodes... ludicrous.
If you're desperate enough for "good-looking females" you should really watch other types of movies, not necessarily falling into the sci-fi category.
Tom Hanks and his buddies are "role playing", but there are no dice, lots of candles, and then you are just swept away in a bad montage showing Hanks falling for the lady in the group.
The common theme seems to be people who yell a lot, who can't care for others (except for John C. Reilly's and Philip Seymour Hoffman's characters), and are self-destructive jerks who are either falling to pieces or dying.
After this unnerving opening credits sequence The Blob introduces us, the viewer that is, to Steve Andrews (Steve McQueen as Steven McQueen) & his girlfriend Jane Martin (Aneta Corsaut) who are parked on their own somewhere & witness what looks like a meteorite falling to Earth in nearby woods.
A female country singer nicknamed "Big T"--seriously, that's what they call her--risks her budding musical career and her life by falling into the company of a sleazy drunkard (Busey) who wants to be her manager.
At the exhibition the assassin meets the dead artists sister and they end up falling in love.
So, yeah, expect really cheesy bits, including the first wish being a lot of junk food falling down from the sky (and, regrettably, not knocking out the two main characters, particularly the kid).
The least they could would be to have a guy 4 1 of them or have them both falling 4 the same guy.
What else can I say about this...? The action, when happening, is inventive and there's a cool scene where two characters are falling from a skyscraper (one that has to be several miles high), but overall there's not much to recommend "Kite".
There's some(unintentional)humor with the tire tracks everywhere, people running behind one building to emerge suddenly in front of another (I've heard of false fronts, but this is ridiculous!), and the truly stupid plot line of the newly widowed sheriff falling in love with the guy hired to kill her.
Since "Rugrats"' falling from the category of good and funny cartoon series to a mediocre and indeed outright horrible fare for two year olds in the past three or four years, obviously the tyrants at Klasky-Csupo should be out of ideas.
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