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it starts with her screwing herself over and ends with her more screwed over. in fact i tried getting high half way through this to see if that would make it funnier.
Jennifer Jones, as the star of this film acquits herself well as Miss Dove, a fearsome and legendary primary school teacher.
Despondent, the lady kills herself and her sister has letters that the future king had written to his former lover.
Perhaps Chris really is jealous, wanting to have Romain for herself, or perhaps she mostly just wants to separate Romain from her mom out of loyalty to her dad.
This big but empty film version is the story of a widowed matchmaker named Dolly Gallgher Levi, who has arranged a potential mate for a wealthy Yonkers businessman but then decides that she wants him for herself.
It centers around Barbara Gordon("Batgirl") who finds herself being the unlucky one that's kidnapped by Freeze when he finds out that she's an organ donor.
These so called social superiors thought themselves better than Elizabeth, however, when they forgot to bring any food supplies on their journey, she furnished them with chicken she had prepared for herself and things changed.
On the sidelines are Rosemary Forsyth, herself a (young) widow with a nephew, Robert Fuller as Miss Gordon's nephew, and Joan Huntington as the scheming wife of Page's nephew.
There are scenes that play like comedy when they should be tragic: the lake/picnic scenes w/ our main LOON trying to drown herself stops any pretense to dramatic tension in it's tracks.
The lack of Ginger herself is also evident.
Their daughter is stupid, spoiled and just cares about herself.
Justine Bateman ,an actress we just haven't see enough of, is great as Marty who thinks she can look after herself till she realises things are out of her control.
Think Dangerous Minds and Any Given Sunday mixed with gags and humour and you've got Wildcats: an 80s comedy starring Mrs Kurt Russell herself, Goldie Hawn who plays a high school sports teacher turned American Football coach.
Her acting is at about the blow-up doll level, literally, as she inadvertently finds herself in close company with the candy-man (reviewer winks).
I think most of the reviews previously entered on IMDb were placed by he cast crew or Anna Biller herself.
Petunia introduces herself in a routine not dissimilar to the nerve-wracked recital that shot Porky Pig to fame in 'I Haven't Got a Hat'.
Just how seriously the studio took Petunia's potential is unclear but, if she was intended to be a new cartoon superstar they didn't give her much of an opportunity to endear herself to the audience.
The DVD of "Falling Like This" has a featurette in which the writer/director pats herself on the back and blathers on about what a great "love story" this is.
Worth it just to see Blythe Danner shoot herself.
One wonders what the vicious diva considered herself.
In the beginning, she's angry that the Metropolitan Opera did not cast her in "La Sonambula" - a patently coloratura role, then she assigns herself "Barber," a coloratura role, and finally a mezzo role, Carmen!
3) The ones who are saved by the hero: an outcast group of annoyingly stereotypical minority examples, such as hispanic, obese and black people who have to deal with all sorts of dramatic issues: there's the drug related murder, the alcoholic father, the mother who has to prostitute herself to feed her children and the abandon father.
Well-meaning but somewhat unrealistic "Lifetime Original Production" that has actress Danielle Panabaker as a lovelorn good-grade getting teenager who suddenly finds herself pregnant during her sophomore year of high-school.
Of course, that plan backfires in the mother and daughter's faces shortly after their new adjustment due mostly to the racked-up guilt that the young woman has for not being a real mother to her child, and instead having her own mother build up a facade around the actual truth of the situation just to save face of both her mother's and her own, also for not telling the baby's birth father her reasons for running out on him was that she was pregnant and scared and finally because of the interest a childless sex-education/sociology teacher (played by Jane Krackowski), herself trying desperately to become a mother with little luck, takes in her seemingly odd situation eventually forcing Panabaker to reveal the truth behind it leaving her character wondering if putting her baby up for adoption wouldn't be the best answer to her and her family's pressing problems.
The film opens with hero David(Andrew David)and Sue(Starr Andreeff), secret lovers, searching for possible survivors and running into a pregnant woman(..after finding a dead family with their stomach's ripped open)who herself is fleeing a gargoyle.
Linda Blair has proved again and again that she shares a rare quality with Mark Hamill, the ability to attach herself to one cinematic landmark and follow it with an entire career of complete trash.
The themes of mortality and fear are well felt in a story of an old woman who forces herself to remain in her small tin shack.
Not even a descent performance by herself could save this this mish mash of a sequel that had the same affect as Exorcist II: The Heretic.
She later killed seven men in cold blood (she may have been defending herself from attack in some cases, but that remains unclear).
A homeless hooker named Penny(Michele Hick)finds herself befriending the Falls brothers.
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