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It tells the story of a middle-aged man who won't grow up and has some affairs with his students and then he falls in love.
Meanwhile he also falls in love with our main villain's girlfriend.
Last but not least, this just isn't funny, no matter how hard Goldberg tries, this grim comedy falls flat in every possible area.
This movie a musical about this girl from a village (in India), who's a dancer, falls in love with an American guy, leaves her family to go live in the states.
The Purple Rose.. is a fantasy/romance movie by Woody Allen where a character from a movie falls in love with a "real" woman and steps of the screen starting a love affair with her.
But the boy falls for a knockout blond and so the story goes.
He falls in love with the new striker on the team, a girl who took his place.
This falls back to a time when crude and rude was still in its infancy.
OK, I can't say it's the masterpiece, but surely one of the OK movies that were released in the post-Yugoslavian era. the plot: syphilis appears in the small Yugoslavian army unit on the border with Albania and a soldier-doctor is forced to visit lieutenant's wife to send her his regards, but he falls in love with her... but the main problem in this film is bad adaptation from novel of Ante Tomic to scenario... so we see a lot of lack of motivation and when the comedy is turned into tragedy we can't understand why. it had potential to be a very very good movie, but still it's very good directed.
Director Doug Sadler has extracted some of the best acting out of some of Hollywood's most underutilized talent: Cherry Jones playing Julia Tyler, the strong, persevere-at-all-costs mother; Robert Knott playing Will Tyler, the cash-strapped father who loves his family, but who falls apart and seeks escape when his plans for providing for his family fail; Sarah Paulson playing Merrill, a young woman with psychological problems rooted in her childhood; and new-to-Hollywood child actress Tara Devon Gallagher playing 11-year-old Emma Tyler, whose sudden need for a medical procedure becomes the source of the crises and redemption, and through whose both simple and profound perspective the beautiful story is narrated.
For a film with potentially more scope and grandeur than even Lord of the Rings, Eragon falls entirely flat due to lack luster acting, a terrible script and a total lack of pace.
One of the sisters falls from some Korean sex symbol and decides she wants to stop killing people for money.
Sam Elliott is solid as Rusty's on-again, off-again boyfriend Gar and Laura Dern shines as a blind girl who Rocky falls for.
So their son falls in love with a daughter of two gay men.
He falls in love with her and pleads with her several times to marry him.
This delightful comedy falls just short of being one of the classic screwball comedies of the era.
The President and Sec. of State are killed when a building collapses, and the Vice President had had a stroke a month earlier, so the Oval office falls to a token black staffmember (played by James Earl Jones).
Sharukh Khan and Twinkle Khanna were good working together.Shahrukh Khan is a detective and while he is doing his detective work he falls in love with Twinkle Khanna.
This film does nothing, is nothing, and means nothing; it has all the Disney stereotypes: the unsure new kid in town, his surfer-talking, typical-teen older brother punk rock guitarist (played hilariously by Trevor Wright), the hot snowboard instructor girl (who inevitably falls for Wright's character, despite lack of screen time together), the single father, bumbling criminals under a kingpin boss who should just fire the two, and the apparently psychotic monkey lady who follows her chimps across two countries on airlines that apparently allow monkeys to use passports and occupy seats.
He falls in love with a bakers wife and makes sure in his own way that she does not tell anyone of his true identity.
This is a mildly enjoyable flick which attempts to be a serious political thriller but in my opinion falls very short of the mark.
While some of those attempts (Ghost Rider, Superman Lives) were totally inept, this X-Men falls into the good category.
As a work of fiction, this is an unexceptional piece of melodrama with a familiar story: the heroine falls in love with a man who abandons her cruelly.
To say this falls short of good is possibly a little misleading.
In this film, she chooses instead to play a schoolgirl prank on him (now there's a smart thing to do to a psychopath!), and needless to say, he comes back for a laughably violent showdown (fought with D.I.Y. equipment) which ends when he happens to falls onto some conveniently waiting iron spikes.
But when little black girl Carolyn Crawford falls down a well, she's feared to have been kidnapped, and this after having last being seen with a white man in town.
In short, this sketch show falls among the latter.
Although I know that our well-known dinosaur superstar IS campy and cheap, this particular exploit really falls flat on its face.
While under Barton's representation Julie falls for Dave's sidekick Tony who likes to bag multiple women like his boss.
Basically, The Cat's Victims is successful for the same reasons that many other Giallos down the years have been successful; but it falls down on things that it could have avoided, given that writer-director Antonio Bido has obviously seen a lot of Giallos prior to writing this one.
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