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I liked the Ang Lee The Hulk a few years back so I figured this would have more of a bang to it.
For that matter, I never figured out why Marie was so attracted to Dan throughout the movie.
I have not seen this movie in ages but figured I'd comment on it anyway, mostly because the memory of disliking it so intently is burned into my memory cells.
I figured it was just Sandler haters.
When I saw that Michael Madsen was in it I figured it couldn't be too bad a movie since he has been in some pretty decent films, and he was a pretty fair actor.
at first i thought we were watching some really bad porn movie but figured out after 10 minutes that is not the case. it is not a comedy, it is not drama, it is not action, it is not horror, it is just horrible!
If you haven't figured it out yet, I didn't like it.
It has a very promising start, but the middle just drags on repeating itself, and ends with a completely poor twist which any monkey could have figured out.
Yes in the end this is a slow paced (which is really bad considering the movie is only just over an hour), boring little tale, that is easily figured out by the average person.
I figured just to go ahead and see the horror before my eyes, but actually this wasn't too bad.
I figured that a made-for-T.V. movie would make up for its lack of razzle-dazzle in its script.
Oh yeah, I figured the guy out pretty quickly and nailed it when he picked up the flowers and then drove out with his cousin.
I figured the whole joke of the movie would be to see some rich white guy acting like Chris Rock, and then see Chris Rock react to people's reactions.
It's too bad nobody has figured out how to make this movie as well as it was first made, but then again it's too bad we live in a culture where we feel like we need to remake amazing things instead of simply learning to savor the originals.
Seeing all of the negative reviews for this movie, I figured that it could be yet another comic masterpiece that wasn't quite meant to be.
I had enjoyed it previously and figured it would make for a good drunken Friday night film, some gore, some style, bit of humour and suchlike.
I figured out early on that this was hopeless.
But since I hadn't paid to see it in the first place (passes), I figured I might as well stay.
If you haven't figured out what is going to happen in this film in the first five minutes then give it a couple more minutes.
I just plain didn't GET IT most of the time except that there were three guys that all seem to have had a history with each other....but never figured out who was whose "EX."
This is a fair little show about the paranormal although it feels as if Art Bell and his ilk figured out how to carve a career out of the attitude that Carl Kolchak exemplified.
Keep in mind, I really didn't start watching this with high hopes, but I figured that maybe... just maybe... it would be bad in a kind of way I could laugh at it.
Since I'd seen the other three, I figured I might as well catch this made for TV fourth part of The Omen series.
I wasn't really going to comment, but then I figured I had something to say.
I should have figured that any movie with the Poltergeist lady in it isn't going to be good.
When it started, I figured, well, maybe it will be funny.
Writer Ed Naha and Hector Olivera (who?) watched enough similar type of movies to know that they needed a handful of essential characters, but probably figured that all the rest would follow automatically.
I figured the idea of making an "origins"-movie about Wolverine could very well end up being a better movie than all of the three X-Men movies.
As figured it was nothing captivating and nothing new.
Gosh, I figured a movie about zombies - even from the 1930s - would have SOME chills to it (White Zombie, with Bela Lugosi, certainly did) but this had none.
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