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There was no such development to make such warm fuzzy feelings possible.
But this time, instead of having Wallace Ford as the comedic sidekick "Babe," we get Fuzzy Knight substituting as a silly buddy named "Stuff".
Beam Piper who wrote a classic book named "Little Fuzzy" which was about a man discovering a race of adorable little fuzzy humanoids on another planet.
Emma is my favourite Jane Austen novel - Emma is well-meaning despite her flaws, so readers can forgive and love her, and the relationship she has with Mr Knightley, which is warm, familiar, respectful but playful, generating that warm, fuzzy, romantic excitement.
Making the film as dark and visually fuzzy as possible in order to cover up the budget deficiencies is an often-used strategy in low-budget horror films, but this one takes it too far.
Well, more or less a fuzzy image of it.
It gives the impression that its writer (Lynn Hershman-Leeson) has no real understanding of the Math, technology, or history constituting the film's subject, but is working instead from a sort of fuzzy artistic impression of them.
Sidney Lumet's direction is stagy and fuzzy, the set design unconvincing and poorly-lit, and the finale is a total disaster.
Scary things won't scare you, sad things won't make you sad, romance won't make you feel warm and fuzzy and you will likely be as anxious as I was to see the end arrive.
The script isn't always clear, the message fuzzy, and the story is full of plot holes once you look back on them.
Having established a fuzzy picture of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, they presented a barrage of talking heads who built a case of ridiculous logic intimating that every living person is an entity which follows the same quantum rules on a cosmic scale.
little bunny foo foo is the man. it is so fuzzy and colorful that i dream about it at night. in fact, my friend who is 18 recently watched it for the first time and absolutely loved it.
Some movies really give you a fuzzy feeling after you see them, and the movie "Spirit" is definitely one of them!
This is just one big warm fuzzy type of movie.
It's a rehash of many recent films only this one has fewer stars, lesser complications and a more fuzzy feel to it.
Opening Act I with the title song (not written specifically for her), Streisand races through a classy cast of songs linked with "I'm Late" (from "Alice in Wonderland"!--she even keeps in the line about fuzzy ears and whiskers and "too much time to shave"!); this is a totally charming, if not bizarre, selection--and enjoy it because it didn't make the TWO soundtrack albums released.
.but it was on a UHF channel and the reception was very fuzzy.
I liked the movie, I don't usually watch thrillers, but after reading the summary in the TV guide, and viewing its beginning (although fuzzy) I stayed for the whole thing.
The fact that this film was put out on DVD still formatted-to TV and with a fuzzy picture really annoyed a lot of film purists......and rightly so.
The characters were fun, the animation was clear and not fuzzy, and the music was modern, too, which is unusual for an animated movie.
really it just leaves you with a warm fuzzy feeling, reminding you of what romance could and should be like, something to shoot for.
Some of the editing is a bit fuzzy...kind of like TRAFFIC, remember?
Forgive me, I haven't watched this in almost 2 years, so my memory may be a bit fuzzy.
Apart from that rather thin plot line, we are treated to Jackie Coogan in a fuzzy bath robe and really short shorts (frightening).
This is a film for those who like skating - don't bother to watch if you are a football fan - you wont get it - its simple teenage, roller skating , good vs bad and I have spent years trying to find a copy to replace my fuzzy VHS-taped from TV-copy.
Because the movie is so messy and fuzzy, it is tough to understand that there is something really challenging happening here.
It's perpetually grainy, dark, fuzzy, and shaky, and not in an artsy way.
Wesley Smith deserves better scripts, this one is complicated and fuzzy, and the rest of the actors did not help at all in making it less confusing.
The animation is a bit fuzzy, and the colors and the effects really look like 1960s animation.
The aspect ratio was cut so there was a loss of images and the picture quality was just plain fuzzy.
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