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When converting a book to film, it is generally a good idea to keep at least some of the author's intended tone or conveyed concepts, rather than ignoring the author altogether.
Technically, I am a Boomer, though at the time when all the "idealistic youths" of the '60s were reading Marx, burning their draft cards, and generally prolonging a war which destroyed tens of thousands of lives; I was still in grade school.
I like him too, but have generally found that he should "stick to what he does best" and focus on comedic roles.
I'm a generally a nice person but if somebody told me they liked this movie, I would probably never talk to them again.
Generally over rated movie which boasts a strong cast and some clever dialog and of course Dean Martin songs.
This review applies for the cut of the film that's generally available as "Fury of the Wolfman".
Is he getting too old?! His character is pretty annoying really - Somehow this 'ordinary' guy steals the Declaration of Independancd, outruns thieves with guns, escapes from the FBI and generally seems invincible.
I watched this movie on the grounds that Amber Benson rocks and Nick Stahl is generally pretty cool - I figured that any film featuring two actors I like and respect couldn't be all bad.
Stephen King is generally known for the morbid, and that's fine, but this story is too morbid.
Generally I like horror movies, but unfortunately this fell out of the one pound bargain bin into my friends hand.
This movie is tedious, unconvincingly acted, and generally boring.
hehe And third, while we have a generally decent acting supporting cast (including the required hot chick!), an actually not-so-bad story, and some cool visuals; the dialogue, fight scenes involving gymnastics (hilarious!), and overall execution of the plot are weak.
For even if they don't feature true remastering, restoration and all that hoo-ha, and the films are generally in full-frame pan and scan format, there's no denying that there are always a few gems included.
In spite of all that, the acting is generally good and some of the scenes are quite powerful.
Harris and his caravan eventually reaches the Great Inland Sea, located atop a gigantic plateau that seems to run halfway across Africa....hang on, aren't seas, lakes and other watery places generally located in low-lying areas?? Nevermind, it is just one of many anomalies in the John Derek universe.
I generally LIKE watching Burt Lancaster's films--especially when he is needed to go nuts with his imposing screen presence like in Elmer Gantry.
Nevertheless, acting is generally above average and the late Chuck Connors, in particular, does a good job of making viewers hate him--even though he looks somewhat uncomfortable in several scenes.
Before the Internet this movie could never have been made but the idea that the Web is full of evil is the idea behind it.Unfortunately thats all it was-the generally opinion that nowadays the Web in the wring hands can create as much chaos as anything in real life.
Although Turturro is an actor I generally like, his Luzhin often resembled a bad Rain Man impression and the portrayal of the genius as a semi-autistic man was annoying.
The animal stuff is generally not amusing.
Generally speaking the film is nice to look at.
The location shots are beautiful, and the set design is generally very good, the only consistent reminders that this wasn't some low-budget production.
Generally I don't like films directed by Sydney Pollack ("The Firm" being somewhat of an exception) and I've never been a Robert Redford fan either.
I think he's just an imitator riding the black metal bandwagon (still, I'm generally not a fan of black metal).
All of the plot lines generally have a really dumb lesson.
Gamera, of course, is a giant, flying, flame-throwing turtle who literally consumes energy - not quite as big as some versions of Godzilla, but generally similar in most ways.
Although I am generally a proponent of the well-made film, I do not limit myself to films which escape those boundaries, and more often than not I do enjoy and admire films that successfully "break the rules."
Almost every action was unmotivated within the context of the movie, the acting was really poor (P.Diddy was the best actor which really says something about the movie) and the plot was generally predictable.
I generally give movies a decent rating if they spark my interest at all so I'm gonna go ahead and give this one two stars.
Especially because his jokes generally are supposed to be from the body of an old, fat, rich, dead man but are shown coming from Rock himself.
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