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I generally don't give worry much about violence in films, or a vast amount of philosophy, symbolism or psychology.
All the funny things happening in this sitcom is based on the main character Jim being either a bad father, a bad husband or generally just enormously selfish.
Generally, though, I would have to say that I'm just not much of a fan of melodrama.
The acting was generally not very good, Rutger Hauer stands out in a small role.
The acting is generally unable to lift the characters above type; the married couple and the little sister are particularly poor and uninvolving.
Generally, I've found that if you don't hear about a movie prior to seeing it on DVD, there's probably a good reason for it.
Lynch's movies are generally intriguing because they generate a sense of confusion and yet, are very playful when doing that.
Generally, though, just a horrible film.
What I don't get is this: why was Allen generally applauded for his originality in imitating Bergman, but the contemporaneous Brian DePalma was excoriated for "ripping off" Hitchcock in his suspense/horror films?
A great shame, as the production values, costumes, sets etc are superb and the casting is generally excellent - just about everybody in the film is well cast apart from Malcolm McDowell.
This is easily the most disappointing, least gratifying movie of the entire so-called blacksploitation genre, which, by the way, are films we generally enjoy a great deal in our home.
Generally speaking spies should fade into the woodwork.
When it comes to movies, I am generally easily entertained and not very critical, but must say that this movie was one big flop from the start.
Generally would I only recommend it to fans of Modesty Blaise or to someone who by catch it on the TV.
She manages to give us a complete human being, even though the character is generally cranky and judgmental - someone that you wouldn't want to live with.
Have the several cases featured in this film had a significant effect on the treatment of women generally by their spouses?
But people still go on living their lives, generally just doing the things you'd expect, like go to soccer matches to cheer on the national team as it's in the running to qualify for the World Cup.
The abductor was pretty creepy and the story generally had some good twists.
The British television stations are generally very good at producing these, as The World At War can easily attest, with many gems made by both the BBC and independent companies.
Initially striking the audience as filthy, crude and generally unappealing, his Oscar Madison eventually manages to worm his way into our hearts, culminating in a hilariously overplayed confession of emotions that Matthau rasps out in a voice not entirely his own.
But the rest of the cast generally give good performances.
Holes is generally a very cool motion picture.
The town elders generally support him in keeping the child, though a local temptress (Cara Seymour) thinks little of the new family.
The "women's director" has a sure touch on the many documentary-like sequences of Air Corps training, and he invests it with more unhackneyed humanity than the genre generally allowed, particularly in wartime.
This time around a generally hated financier is found dead - shot in the head - in his locked and bolted bedroom on the upper floor.
But Homer had his eye on the sky and a love for flying rockets, to the dismay of his mine-foreman father, and the consternation of the townsfolk generally.
Whodunnits with no whodunnit are generally frustrating and makes you wonder why someone didn't do research before they put it out there.
As it is generally known,anthology films don't fare very well with American audiences (I guess they prefer one standard plot line).
I generally agree with the reviews in the LA Weekly and decided to get a ticket for this film.
The British production company Amicus is generally known as the specialist for horror anthologies, and this great omnibus called "The House That Dripped Blood" is doubtlessly the finest Amicus production I've seen so far (admittedly, there are quite a few that I have yet to see, though).
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