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Young student falls for woman of the world and is repelled by learning of her past, rejects her, takes her back, rejects her.... you get the picture.
The film has occasional funny episodes, often no funnier than a dog playing with its genitals, which happened twice (an index of the slapstick, rudimentary humour of the film in general) but by the end, the film falls into an 'infinite abyss' of complete detritus and the director's egocentric ramblings which made me want to gouge my eyes out.
A soldier named John Tyree (Channing Tatum) falls in love with college student Savannah Cutis (Amanda Seyfried) while on break.
You get a mess in the end but how neat of a mess is what counts and Congo falls somewhere below that.
Prat falls, bumbling thieves, wicked German racing competitors and a pretty bouncing feminist all fall under the category of stock supply.
John Madden's cinematic interpretation of Edith Wharton's Ethan Frome falls short of doing justice to a great literary piece.
This boxer falls in love with the boss's girlfriend and all kinds of trouble starts.
Well, "built" Doris Day (as Ethel S. "Dynamite" Jackson) is mistaken for thespian Ethel Barrymore, and falls in love with dancer Ray Bolger (as S. "Sam" Winthrop Putnam).
Lina McLaidlaw is a bright, solitary young women who falls unexpectedly in love with Johnnie Aysgarth, a highly eligible bachelor with a penchant for losing money.
But Jeanne's character falls, trips, stumbles so often that she might have a bit of Jerry Lewis in her.
This zombie flick falls into the major "cheese" category unlike the far more polished dawn of the dead, and day of the dead.
For example, Thomas falls for Joe a little too quickly and conveniently for the plot.
Originally harped as a sequel to "The Slumber Party Massacre" series, this film falls flat on it's face with a new title.
Dean Jones is back as the driver who competes in the Paris to Monte Carlo rally; this time his sentient VW falls in love with another car in the race, a Lancia driven by Julie Sommars.
They shoot him in the head with a shotgun and it falls a long way to the ground.
The storyline is a South Asian woman who falls for an English Londoner.
Although the film has some charming moments, overall it falls flat.
But I think a lot of the problem unfortunately falls with the casting.
A high school track star falls dead after winning a race; shortly after, her older sister (Patch Mackenzie) returns home in time to notice that all of her sister's track team members are disappearing.
Only one of the newbies survive but falls into a coma due to diabetes.
But it all falls down from poor performances from all the cast.
A wooden puppet of a murdered boy falls into the hands of an attorney's eight-year-old daughter.
Naturally things outside of the race start to take over priorities, they get mixed up in a diamond robbery and Herbie falls in love with another car!.
This film-transfiguration of AF2A into a simplistic, hoary, belabored narrative, does not disabuse me of my suspicions: A guy who barely sees action on the European battlefield (Hudson) falls in with a nurse (Jones), and they conspire to spend time together.
It starts off seeming like it could be a funny movie, but some of the characters are just so outlandish while the others are far too serious that it just falls flat.
The inevitable ensues - our lad falls for the mannish Moran and she for him.
Of a boring story that seems to go on forever, it follows several days in the life of a male prostitute who falls in love with one of his tricks.
A desperate attempt to make a "film-noir" sci-fi thriller, but the movie falls short.
Vine-ally, a good shot with a Remmington hits a knife lodged in the Tabonga, and it falls over dead into the quicksand.
He hits a woman in the neck with an axe, she falls down, but then gets up and is apparently uninjured.
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