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He launches a spirited campaign for her, designed to sweep her off her feet, but becomes so ensnared in her charms that he completely loses his mind and falls genuinely and madly in love with her, forgetting totally about the bet and wanting only her.
Richard Stark's novel "The Seventh" becomes a great-looking all-star heist flick with a football backdrop which, unfortunately, completely falls apart in the final quarter.
You would think these movies would be some of the most gory and scary the horror genre had to offer, but usually it falls flat.
Music superstar is threatened by a twisted fan and so hires a stolid bodyguard to protect her--and quickly falls in love with him.
There's Ms. Puke-face who dates Mr. Lays-all-the-chicks who falls for Ms. Post-Meno-Mom, but wait Ms. Puke-face bows out so that the two STARS can romance each other and then along comes Dr. Do-right who ALSO bows out (talk about a non-Alpha-male type) in Paris (no less) so the Geritol-set couple can finally after two tedious hours ... who cares?
Twin Falls Idaho is kind of like the new "The Elephant Man." Except, Twin falls is superior to Elephant in almost every way.
Its like i see a tree that falls down, and i "ooooohhhh" a tree just fell down due to it was old and dead.
"Possessed" is good for the performance of Joan Crawford as Louise, a nurse who falls in love for a sadistic and self-centered David (Van Heflin).
Orson Welles falls in to a kind of archaic theatrical acting style in this wonderful, tear-jerker of a film.
I've seen the best and worst of the exploitation and torture genres and this one falls not as the worst but as pretty darn bad, sitting close to the bottom for sure.
The movie falls into inanity almost immediately, and just went downhill from there.
Angry, embittered, and perhaps a little guilty, he falls in with bad guy Lloyd Bridges who sport platinum cuff links and seems to be enjoying himself all over the little California town.
If this is some hackneyed tribute to H. P. Lovecraft, it falls short.
The story involves Hanks' character who has an accident as a child and falls into the ocean only to encounter a little girl mermaid.
A middle-aged husband (Anthony Hopkins) falls for a beautiful young woman (Bo Derek).
Cliff instantly falls for her.
You know the basic story, Alice (A View to a Kill's Fiona Fullerton) falls asleep, and dreams chasing the White Rabbit (Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em's Michael Crawford) into the bizarre (more son in this version) world of Wonderland, meeting a variety of weird and "wonderful" characters, such as the Dormouse (Dudley Moore), The Caterpillar (Sir Ralph Richardson), Tweedledee (Frank Cox) and Tweedledum (Freddie Cox), the Cheshire Cat (Roy Kinnear), the Mock Turtle (Michael Hordern), the Mad Hatter (Robert Helpmann) and March Hare (Peter Sellers), the Gryphon (Spike Milligan), and Queen (Flora Robson) and King (Dennis Price) of Hearts.
Wheeler falls for Dorothy Lee, Woolsey for the woman he thinks has money.
The filmmakers even went as far as providing a love interest for Murphy, but that falls flat as well.
Bad ass female police officer with abusive father falls in love with mysterious heroic stranger.
When Amélie finds the album of photos of an intriguing collector that collects rejected photos in the Photomaton of the Gare de l'Est, she seeks him out and falls in love with him.
It is not painful or boring to watch but instead falls into the hokey and stupid category that make it great party film.
However, he falls in love with Mona Freeman who was supposed to be his sister.
Noel gets involved very deeply with Victoria Tennant(Helden Tennyson),"Strangers Kiss,",83, and falls in love with her sexy charms.
The E! True Hollywood Story would be more factual than this, so this movie falls into the realm of sheer fantasy.
Shirley Patterson (credited here as Shawn Smith) is the reporter, Maggie, he falls for.
The farcical climax falls flat - what I like best are the calm scenes around the barber shop and by the river where the story comes to a halt.
He seeks the blood of a woman named Katherine (Louise Allbritton) who is obsessed with the Gothic and supernatural, she falls under his spell to be in love with him but her fiancée Frank (Robert Paige) gets suspicious of what she's become and now must join with Dr. Brewster (Frank Craven) and Professor Lazio (J.
For once it is reasonably clear why the heroine falls in love with the hero, and also the motivation of the hero, even if it is unlikely, is well presented.
Little by little, the intended protagonist Shinn falls to the way side until the hopelessly perfect Yamato takes his place.
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