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The younger of the brothers, Will (Andrew Stevens, who also produces here as well as contributing heavily to the screenplay), a rather artless character, does in fact espy Nikki in flagrante delicto, but this apparently fortuitous event for Brian is nullified because Will has succumbed to the physical charms of the wayward wife and has decided to withhold the evidential tape from the musician and his attorney, played by able supporting player Paul Carr, causing a viewer to recognize that the lovestruck security guard can not be considered as an example of rectitude.
The 'twist' is heavily signposted throughout and can be figured out by about fifteen minutes in.
I suffered heavily for more than 90 minutes.
James Mason, too young for his role and heavily made-up, keeps shouting as if everyone else had gone deaf, while the supporting players are equally colorless.
The highlights of the film include the foul mouth stylings of Verne Troyer, bitter about being short and a slightly coherent and heavily drooling Tom Sizemore.
Except that it's wasted in a lackluster script that plays heavily on stereotypes (the little virgin in pink, the punks who are actually nice guys, the rude girls from Jersey) and fails to create any sort of compelling story.
It relies heavily on the good looks of its stars, the aforementioned Abhishek and Rani Mukherjee.
Englund offers precious little originality, but he does let Dennis strut her stuff in an amusing, fanatical supporting bit heavily reminiscent of Piper Laurie's religious mama from "Carrie".
I have never seen eye to eye with Kubrick's visions but this films is far and away my most heavily disliked film of all time.
Excuse me for asking, but ask I will: Are we supposed to believe that a senior citizen is able to neatly sneak into a heavily protected house, break into the owner's sanctum-sanctorum, and then witness the President of the United States having a fist fight with a woman, who is then assassinated by government employees?
I seem to recall one of the commandments that states something like "thou shalt not kill" well then these brothers must have slept through that part of their heavily religious upbringing.
Some eastern sea that lay heavily in the dawn, attended in its farthest far horizon by titanic walls of smoke and crowned by spires of fire and hot gouts of burning oil arching in the air.
Admittedly, I have never seen a society relying so heavily on comic books and the significance of Insect Man.
The plot is heavily contrived(April O'Neil buys a lamp that makes them all go back in time), and has the lamest story ever.
Back in my fast disappearing youth I was heavily involved with Left Wing politics, and one of my heroes was, of course, Che Guavara, but I never really knew the man behind the legend.
As in all movies of this sort, the villain's ability to destroy the heroes' lives is dependent on his almost supernatural ability to predict their behaviour, and his willingness to endure pain to achieve his goals; the film's execution is unsubtle and the every plot development is heavily signposted; but up to this point, it still holds up as a routine but serviceable thriller.
fact it borrows heavily from another big movie that had come out a few years ago.i've
Please don't argue the moot point that it's a remake of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and therefore unoriginal... us horror aficionados realize it's a homage to cheesy 70s horror films and borrows heavily from many horror/slasher films from the past 30 years.
I don't think my judgment is too heavily influenced by the god awful hillbilly accents either.
Powder Keg has been promoted heavily on cable.
The movie follows Cam's life as he becomes heavily involved in the drug world.
THIS REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS: I remember this film was heavily advertised on television showing drawings of some hooded thing walking around and a voice-over saying that it had arrived on Earth.
What we get is something of pretty sub-standard quality that heavily relies on glossy special effects, nasty blood spatter and contrived shocks of the tiresome kind.
This is a classic example of a plot used heavily in these movies, minus the seer's words.
For some unknown reason, the industry 'suits' have decided to black-list Sylvester Stallone, not giving him large leading roles, and when they give him a role, they refuse to heavily market his films.
The acting is decent, but the script, the set, the anachronistic swearing and the general lack of any feel for the time makes it difficult to watch without sighing heavily.
The problem is not in his playing but in the heavily edited screenplay and miscasting.
I don't think that this movie featured heavily on his CV .
Movies like this that tread heavily into the surreal are fascinating to me.
The only reason I can conjure is that most of these critics were raised in a family as hellish as this one so it's like spending time with old, heavily medicated friends.
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