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The far inferior "Hollow Man 2" begins with the brutal slaying of a molecular biologist by a new Hollow Man who is desperately searching of a serum that will keep him alive while invisible.
Laughably melodramatic would-be erotica, a far cry even from the only other 2 Luna titles I've watched (which were themselves lower-tier efforts)!
Yes, I see the static back drops... a far cry from the dynamic CG animated ones we have grown used to in recent films.
While not totally awful, it's certainly a very far cry from being a good Stooge comedy.
(I was a far cry from Robert Goulet in appearance or voice, but I was the only one in my class who could sing!)
And what a role for Anthony Hopkins-- a far cry from Hannibal Lector!
You could probably see this movie today as a rough draft for the far superior Mean Streets.
A far cry from the many Nuns she has played in her career.
I've seen this movie once, and only once! its a far cry from Bonanza, story line reminds me of a bad late 60s Elvis movie only worse!
The fact that the remake's target teen audience (well, at least some of them) appeared to lap it up is just a sad reflection of how far standards have fallen since the heyday of the horror film in the 70's.
Beethovens 2nd is a pretty good sequel, not as good as the first as far structure wise, but it comes pretty close for me.Its fun, entertaining, and somewhat funny.Also it actually follows up the first one in a good way.It was very new and fresh in a way, and some what believable, that really the first one and second one capture in a right way.It was good to see the return of the original cast members, and to add in some new characters like Regina( who was a cool villain).It was really funny at times, especially at some points from Bonnie Hunt( who's character I love).I didn't care much for the ending, and some points it was a little too out there and unbelievable, and the dogs annoyed me at some points, as did some characters.Well, overall if you liked the first one you'll like this, and in fact this is probably the last good one sequel in the series.
To take the sweeping course of events in 1941 Hawaii and use them as a source of stories more about personal lives and interactions than grand strategic plans was an interesting course of action; somehow it must have mostly succeeded or there likely never would have been the (far superior) "Winds of War" a few years later on the same network.
This film was a far cry from the book by Tom Clancy, who wrote about Al Queda terrorists reading a set off a nuclear bomb in America.
Unlike the ancient notion that the moon is a mirror of the Earth's surface, modern space exploration and satellite imagery have revealed that the moon is a large cratered rock with the far side permanently turned away from the Earth.
In Quebecois director Robert Lepage's film Far Side of the Moon, the moon's far side serves as a metaphor for the divide that separates two brothers, each with a different sexual orientation.
Once she returns home, she sees a TV documentary about an iceberg (hence the title) on the far north and attempts to reach it, no matter what.
After Mr. Deeds, I thought Adam had hit a wall as far as making good movies, but I enjoyed this one.
However, I respectfully submit that Mr & Mrs Corrington (with input from Seltzer, Sagal & Heston) knew that most visions of the far future are going to appear deficient with the passage of time.
The horrid death, which conveniently isn't shown to us for the sake of a PG-13 rating (yet more was shown in the previous movie, which was also rated PG-13), just happens to occur in Astoria, Oregon, the far and distant land where Rachel Keller (Naomi Watts) and her son Aidan (David Dorfman) have escaped to all the way from Seattle.
So you might watch it to see how far violence goes, but it is dangerous to see for the minds it was made for.
While on a dig in the far east, Agar and Mr. Cleaver discover a reference to a lost city.
Someone who has just come into full physical development, someone who is fresh, lean, and taut, can be pretty exciting eye candy for more people than government and cultural leaders would like to admit -- and it's also a far cry from pedophilia (key term being "full physical development").
Not as humorous as the Wayne's World movies, but a far cry from the dreadful Night at the Rocksbury and other Lorne Micheals productions.
The Missionary is a film that tries to be far to clever for it's own good.
See it and tell some of your far leftist friends to see it as well.
"Galaxy of Terror" is a gory, disgusting low budget sci-fi/horror flick that's nothing more than a third-rate ripoff of Ridley Scott's far superior 1979 classic "Alien".
This ought to be a real thriller, not a romantic movie!! Gene, you should run away back to your far better movie 'Runaway' and Rutger, welcome back to Holland!
It's really awful and it is far ages from Nuovo Cinema Paradiso and Malena.
i don't think so, maybe the novel it's far way better than this very bad film...by points, i can say some causes for this failure: 1. the script it's very lame 2. the characters are so poor and their background lacks in every aspect 3. the casting it's also uninspired 4. Wes Bentley 5. the directing looks like the work of a blind man, not Stevie wonder, cause he's a genius...
The achievements of the post-Classic period, 900-1521 A.D., were a far cry from the CLassic Period; the cities were in decay and the people scattered; nothing of the city life portrayed in the movie existed in 1519, when Cortes first entered the Yucatan peninsula.
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