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An unusual assortment of pilots converge for a cross country automobile race where breaking the rules and chaotic car chases are part of the game , and everybody competing for a grand prize in less than legal rally.
Gladly it doesn't, however for a fantasy / Sci-fi film that's impressively ambitious, and grand in scope.
The latter two have extended cameos, while Cushing plays the lead (unfortunately, we have to wait 47 minutes until he makes his grand entrance) and, god bless him, shows not a single hint of the boredom I was feeling in his refined, ultra-classy performance.
It seems to gloss over Holliday's alleged early days as a prostitute and her drug abuse, but it's a grand example of storytelling on screen with a riveting leading character who will capture your heart.
Mimi Rogers gave a grand performance as did David Decovney, but I spent the entire movie wondering if it was coming from a Christian perspective, or if it was just an ill conceved thriller, and in the end that question was not answered.
Beowulf is among the greatest and most well-known epic tales of Norse Mythology, but it only took me five minutes into the movie to realize that this film was not even close to as something grand.
It is not often that you find a grand movie with all the super stars plain unwatchable but K3G is one such movie.
It's a fine outing as the grand finale of the late, former SNL alumnus Farley's film performances.
This comical adventure flick is a rollicking, grand old time y'all will neither regret nor forget.
As better camcorders get cheaper, everyone with a couple of grand in their pocket is suddenly calling himself a filmmaker.
Okay, realistically speaking, it is not "excellent" in the grand scope of cinema history...It has virtually no plot, for example.
i was expecting some grand social commentary portrayed through realistic depictions of real-life situations.
To be honest, I've only seen the MST3K version, but it is still easy to deduce that this is a total clunker, with horrendous use of stock footage, dialouge that can induce a grand mal seizure, cheap, CHEAP cardboard back drops, and terrible acting all make this movie, one to avoid.
It is a grand and powerful fable, sugar coated with the best animation effort in a time where CGI was becoming a movie mainstay.
There are some grand set pieces, devices, and a "large" epic look to things.
The English speaking actors are atrocious for the most part, just completely ruining whatever grand set they are placed in.
Should really have been called, Big Bad and Beautiful, as this is Hollywood movie-making on a grand scale with a big budget, A-list director and a starry cast producing a high quality melodrama centred on the world of movie-making itself.
Worried about being unable to provide a decent meal because of his lackluster cooking skills, Charlie Brown receives some much-needed help from the precocious Linus, the ever-exuberant Snoopy, and Snoopy's jolly pal Woodstock to whip up the best possible food for the grand occasion.
I think Simon Cowell would have been far better bringing over X Factor to America than starting this show.... it is about real talent of all ages where a rapping Granny would never be in a grand finale.
This actually was a grand attempt to make a Hollywood picture with only the little ones but the mediocre acting stands out, sadly.
Much as he did in his Oscar-winning INDOCHINE, the director takes a simple love story and places it into a historical context that gives its soap opera roots grave urgency, and a grand, epic sweep.
Bolstered by grand, romantic themes of self-sacrifice and eternal honor in the face of persecution, this is a marvelous experience for any age.
The first set of scenes seems to set the tenor of the movie and is a grand hint that what follows has the potential of being awful.
Normally, I prefer the grand turkeys like "Conqueror" and "Exorcist II."
However, of all the places we have seen films set in, the grand canyon is mostly new.
The actors are very talented and do what they can with the material, but not even talented actors can save a script that is as empty, dry, and desolate as the grand canyon itself.
Avoid this one just as you would avoid going into the grand canyon with a guide who could possibly double as the homeless guy who shines shoes outside of your office.
This is grand opera at its grandest.
Only slightly less impressive than Fuller's debut is this, his second film, with an excellent and slightly restrained Vincent Price as the eponymous title character, another true-life minor figure in the history of the Old West: James Addison Reavis, who in the 1880s concocted a grand schemed to defraud the United States of a large chunk of the then-territory of Arizona through forged documents showing a Spanish land grant handed down for a century and a half to the woman he was to make his bride.
The film adopted a minimalistic approach, which means there are very little conversation, no grand stage-setup, and unfortunately, no story.
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