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Before walking out of the theater an hour and five minutes into this disaster, we were subjected to the following themes: having a baby will solve all of your problems, "performer types" are miserable messes, & musicians can't be good mothers unless they toss their dreams for a more conventional lifestyle.
Many non-South Africans will have difficulty in following the spoken English in the film and some of the local humor will be lost in the process.
Following the disasterous Revolution, this film was pretty much the final nail in the coffin of Goldcrest and thus the British Film Industry.
(Are you following all this?)
The movie spends far too much time following the families everyday activities instead of getting to the point of the film.
These dull close ups continuously, and then long single takes following people as they walk - I'm sure he thinks he's clever, but the results are so dull I just wanted to stop the film and slit my wrists!
Following the always-popular trend of "big-bug" movies, "Blue Monkey" handles about a new and unknown insect species that wipes out the doctors and patients of a remote hospital.
However there's hope ... I've been told that the films following this one are getting better and better.
There is nothing good going on here with all the beats as predictable as night following day.
Both have their strengths and fan following.
Mike Gwilym was Sid Halley, a former jockey turned private eye following an accident in which he lost his right hand, only to have it replaced by an artificial one.
i was informed by my computer that i need a minimum of ten lines to submit my comment so the following lines are just bull to fill in space.
You really will have trouble following what is going on.
Despite a "happily ever after" ending, the major portion of this film is one awful disaster following another.
By far the most important requirement for any film following confidence tricksters is that they must, at least occasionally, be able to pull one over on us, as well as their dumb-witted marks, the cops, the mob and (ideally) each other.
This movie has a VERY hard time following and/or staying to a plot.
The following film was ranked 1 because there are no negative scores allowed, so while the board says one, I'll give it a Zero.
(WARNING: THE FOLLOWING MAYBE A SPOILER!!!!) The open ending in Cabin by the Lake was acceptable, but the open ending on the sequel is ridiculous.
As a Hammer completist I was dreading the time when I would have to raise the courage to watch this film and the one following it, Holiday on the Buses.
I'd been following this films progress for quite some time so perhaps expected a little too much.
I thought the first season was a decent effort considering the expectations of following such a success that is Grey's Anatomy.
Despite the overwhelming cult following for this sad "documentary," I must admit to having cordially loathed the film which struck our party as far more a distressing exploitation piece than usefully informative.
Jane Wyman sings, too, in a hospital bedside reprise following Doris Day's lead, causing one to wonder, "Did they run out of sets?"
The DVD was on eBay the following day, and I didn't make much of my money back.
I gave the DVD away the following day.
Also, there are too may personalities they are following in this movie.
The director has really "kept it real" and it feels just like a camera following a woman around as she lives her life.
Robert Altman's downbeat, new-fangled western from Edmund Naughton's book "McCabe" was overlooked at the time of its release but in the past years has garnered a sterling critical following.
The worst part is that the filmmakers stop following Ted after 6 months; and seemingly are cut off entirely from the subject they had followed so closely months before.
And with all the flash-backs and flash-forwards I had trouble following the story.
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