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Found this film quite unbelievable because of the fact that so many men seemed to be attracted to Greer Garson,(Irene Forsyte) first met a very rich man named Soames Forsyte, (Errol Flynn) and Soames falls immediately in love with Irene and he keeps asking Irene to marry him and after many years of trying, Irene decided to say yes to marriage, however, she told him she does not love him.
It is very hard to understand just who Irene really falls in love with, and you will never see the men going to bed with her since this film was made in 1949.
It said that a woman falls for a vampire so I was possibly thinking something along the lines of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel.
Its one of those films that almost works but falls just short so seems more like a missed opportunity then something you actually will want to sit through.
She wants more out of life than her working class plumber boyfriend (and father of her child) can offer her so she falls in love with a lawyer from Ireland while pregnant(someone as far removed from her Brooklyn world as possible!)
Valerie Bertinelli is surprisingly good as a woman who falls in love with another woman, for the first time, and doesn't have the usual stereotypical reaction to it--freaking out.
This would at least explain why her character in this film falls flat for some viewers.
The famous Feroz khan used to be noted for his modern lavish productions that pushed the boudaries of indian cinema but sadly this film despite the slick promos falls flat on several occasions.
The development of the main Character "Tristan" (laddie: Moritz Bleibtreu) is so ridiculous: He changes from a tough guy only affected by money and sex to a good boy who falls in love with an inhibited soldier of god.
Akshaye Khanna is outstanding in this wonderful dramatic role of a serious and gentle guy who falls for a woman much ahead of his age.
Trigger falls in love with a beautiful golden mare that has stolen treasure inside a specially made shoe by diamond smugglers.
Dan Akyroyd is brilliant as an increasingly neurotic businessman who falls for her.
He falls for Stanwyck after she patches him up from a bullet wound and doesn't report it as required.
Five characters are holding up in a cabin as their country falls prey to Martian invaders from "inner Earth"..just wait to you hear the theory of goofball Stan(Paul Bentzen)regarding Mars being right near Earth centuries ago, having to leave, deciding to make their new home within the center of our world.
Then he meets Stephen (impossibly handsome Charlie David) and falls for him.
But as time goes on, this movie hasn't been well regarded, and it falls flat on contemporary viewers.
The movie is made on the scale of a classic, but it falls short of the mark because it needs crisper editing.
Violet meets up with a young man named Jimmy Marsh (Jack Pickford) who needs a job and she manages to get him into this theatrical group and falls in love with him.
She actually falls in love with him, in spite of herself, but he's all playboy and doesn't seem to want to give up the bachelor life.
But sooner he proves his innocence and courage to King Rothgar (John Hurt) and his daughter Freya (Sophia Myles) falls in love for him.
Dick Powell is the one brought in to look over the business and falls for his Uncle's secretary, Ruby Keeler -Dick and Ruby were married at the time - and snoop out the golddiggers.
A pretty somber, realistic "pall" falls over the space headquarters as wailing sirens accompany public address announcements about a sped-up launch countdown.
Look and listen closely here and you'll see the camera fading out a shot of Tierney's husband just about to disrobe his wife after she falls into a hypnotically induced deep-sleep and at another point the salacious quote addressed to Tierney by morally corrupt blackmailing hypnotist/astrologist (what a CV!) Ferrer about "undressing her scruples".
Faust... is a miasma of eye-rolling sexcapades (dressed up in a way that is clearly meant to seem demonic, but that falls exceedingly short), poor and tired special effects, and a completely incomprehensible plot.
An "intellectual" named Alan Squier (Leslie Howard) flies in and falls in love with complicated Gabrielle Maple, who falls in love with him, and within 10 minutes of the start of the movie you see the tension and drama of a classic love triangle.
However, once you get past the impressive first five minutes, the film falls completely flat!
The science fiction of the Civil War era wears out quickly and soon falls prey to a collection of off-the-shelf movie monsters that our grandparents used to watch who were portrayed by Bela Lugosi and Lon Chaney, Jr. among others, (have I given away too much?).
The black comedy is hilarious, and hardly any joke or gag falls flat or feels forced.
Almost every scene (with exception of the scenes involving the old man, his goofy friend, and the paralyzed wife) looked exceptionally fake: fights, killings, pull-ups, etc. Anyways, this could've been a decent unprofessional movie, but for a professional motion picture (especially, given the amount of positive coverage), it falls quite short.
Deep Katdare's character falls in love simultaneously while another Muslim character does as well.
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