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I gotta be honest and say that throughout about 60% of the movie I was almost sure it was real.
It was well acted, though to be honest I didn't think Kiera Knightley was that amazing in it, especially since she wasn't in it all the way through.
No Hollywood lights, no glam or special effects, just the honest display of the b.s.
To be honest, the first half of the movie is totally missable and rather confusing.
Reminiscent of some of the '30s Bogart/Walsh collaborations, in style if not in pace, "The Enforcer" is a first-rate crime thriller, and even more of an accomplishment when you realize that Bogart is, to be honest, miscast.
To be honest I'm not done watch the movie right now, and it seems nothing will really change my review on this movie cause it's almost over.
If you have seen American Pie and think of it as being honest and real about sex and the way kids talk, then Clerks is right up your alley.
He seemed like a young, naive, honest guy from the midwest trying to make it in a killer type of acting atmosphere.
This is an honest portrait of an artist, like him or not, it's well done, and certainly thought provoking; and while he may not be the best spoken man on earth I thought the film was amazing.
If ebay don't have it for sale,a trawl through the net may be in order but to be honest I would have paid twice as much to get hold of this.
To be honest; this is one of those movies that you can miss.
To be honest, I was expecting full frontal nudity and everything.
Lon Chaney plays an armless circus performer, a knife thrower, who, well, is not quite honest about his existence.
WEEK OF THE KILLER is definitely a more satisfying title for this film, it is at least an honest title as well.
In "Scarface" the focus is on a paranoid and self-destructive gangster who rises to meteoric heights and then falls; in "The Untouchables" the focus is on a very honest man with a noble mission, Elliot Ness (Kostner), who is prepared to do anything to clean Chicago from the corruption and mayhem caused by the notorious gangster Al Capone (De Niro).
I'll be honest, I saw this movie in a $3.99 bin at a grocery store and read the synopsis, and I had to buy it to see if it was as ridiculous as it sounded.
To be honest with all of you, I know there are man different kind of tastes but this sis simply too much for me.
I have to be honest and say the movie was pretty bad.
To be honest, I'm not even sure how to begin to explain it.
Actually, I think the main reason this movie works is because it comes across as honest, it feels like being in another place and another time, and it's lovely to see.
Glass Trap makes an honest effort at doing that.
Other than its sexual connotation, "full frontal" implies a head-on attack, a blunt and honest approach.
To be honest with you I cannot remember it all completely but I remember the basic story and more importantly the "feeling" of the movie.
To be honest, the movie was just far too thin on plot, even for a "slasher film" - seeming to somehow waste the majority of it's 92 minute running time with repetitive hallway chases and needless dialog that fails to develop the characters even enough to make you want them to not die AS SOON!
So honest, in fact, that when she gets OLDER, I am going to make my 12-year-old aspiring Chef read it before she decides in fact to spend oodles of money on Culinary school.
Some were driven by an honest mission to expand property ownership; others were driven by greed.
Yes, there are some wonderful, honest companies that deserve investment and can’t get it, but they are not that common.
Now the quality of even the honest start-ups is likely to decline as more of them are established, and they will spend more of other people’s money before failing.
This would involve raising the target to a level in line with the actual inflation rate observed in the post-crisis period – a level that the public would perceive as realistic, honest, and credible.
Until now, Trump has made no effort to behave in an honest or reliable way.
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