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Forty episodes were made.
The titular demon doesn't even really show up for almost forty minutes and when it does its a pale comparison between it and the original design.
After getting back on the road in their forty year old Lincoln, the radio gets a little crazy broadcasting Hitler's speech at the 1836 Olympics and then later a 1958 news bulletin of Elvis Presley being drafted into the military.
As a veteran of the original Tolkien craze, forty years ago, I'd hoped for more than the obvious--which doesn't always equate to the true.
(I guess 11 films makes him a "star") Being gay and forty, I have seen porno and I did not recognize him or his lover.
I guess It would have been better if the main characters were likeable, but they were just typical gen-x slacker types, just like the people that have been causing trouble in high schools for forty years...
Now I would like the approximate hour and forty five minutes of my life back(it seemed much longer).
For anyone who makes a living in the casino business (as this writer has for the last FORTY years!) this is a poverty stricken depiction of their world which even in the farthest and most obscure reaches of England has NEVER been this wanting!
The budget for this film must have been not more than thirty or forty thousand dollars and I doubt whether Morrow or Corday got more than three thousand to make it.
Giovanni Ribisi's acting extent in this flick is that Droopy the Dog look for an hour and forty five minutes.
I surely recommend it to everyone who likes the comic books of Astérix! but I suggest that you go to see the french version, cause it surely is the best and you hear the original cast! did you know that Roger Carel has played Astérix for nearly forty years?
Soderbergh's directing prowess is reason alone to see this movie, but close-ups of Pitt and Zeta-Jones forty feet high on the screen don't hurt either.
With terrific, tense diligence, Sautet keeps the suspense at a tight pitch for the first forty minutes of the film, keeping a good (if not great) middle section, and then ending it up with what is always expected with these films, but with fascinating motivations by way of the characters.
Top-billed Louis Jouvet doesn't appear for forty minutes by which time Clouzot has established a rich milieu of Music Hall, music publishers, etc and a fine cast of colourful characters; Angela Lansbury lookalike (Lansbury appeared in Woman of Paris that same year) Suzy Delair scores as the chanteuse whose desire to improve her lot inspires the jealousy of her husband/accompanist Bernard Blier who follows her to the home of an elderly letch only to find he is already dead.
To view this film in CinemaScope after forty six years of pan and scan will be great.
In fact, from the 1930s up until the 70s, forty of these song-and-dance extravaganzas were released to much adoration by the public.
Although this was a film of only less than forty minutes, it is one of best directed and acted stories I have ever seen.
The first forty minutes sets such a professional theater i was not ready for the out loud laughs when they came.
I have been wanting to see this since my French teacher recommend it to me over forty years ago.
About time some one made a good young British comedy that didn't star Hugh Grant or forty something's.
This is the forty minute film that introduces us to the character of the Butcher, who will later be examined more thoroughly in the feature Seul Contre Tous.
I can't believe that it has been forty years since I saw this at the age of 15.
He is a veteran filmmaker who has made his living filming commercials, directing only four feature films in the last forty years.
Linda Blair has been acting for forty years now, and while she will never escape the part of Regan MacNeil in "The Exorcist", few of her subsequent horror films have used her legendary status to such great effect as "Witchery" does.
The marathon card game beat Goodfellas, Sopranos, etc. by forty years!
Imagine a woman alone in a house for forty five minutes in which absolutely nothing happens.
To grasp where this 1976 version of A STAR IS BORN is coming from consider this: Its final number is sung by Barbra Streisand in a seven minute and forty second close-up, followed by another two-and-half-minute freeze frame of Ms. Streisand -- striking a Christ-like pose -- behind the closing credits.
He looks about forty on the box, however, the movie was made in 1982, so he still has his Bosom Buddies 'do and of course is about forty pounds lighter.
The result of which is a depressing ending that ruins even the quality first forty minutes of the movie.
It could have been great, but it's less than the sum of its parts, mainly due to the utterly predictable plot that could have come from any action film of the last forty years.
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