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I rushed into the video shop, grabbed a movie without reading the entire blurb on the back and hoped for the best.
I would have to say that out of all the kids movies I saw back then,, this one stuck out more than all of them and after only seeing it once, I really hoped I would get to see it again.
This wasn't as strong an episode as I'd hoped for, but Night of the Living Homeless was a stronger finisher then Stanley's Cup, Tsst, Bloody Mary, or Erection Day.
The big twist wasn't as big a shock as maybe they had hoped for and it was very dated but it did get my mind working.
One of the better kung fu movies, but not quite as flawless as I had hoped given the glowing reviews.
This movie lived up to what I had hoped for.
He turns to Bathsheba, whom he sees from the palace roof bathing naked; later she admits she had hoped he would see her.
Apart from maybe not being as dead funny as I'd hoped for after seeing the brilliant teaser there is not a bad word I can say about it.
I think the ending was awesome although it was not what i hoped, it made sense and i loved it anyways.
I really enjoyed the pilot, it was as amazing as I hoped it would be, if not better.
It has been 16 years since it's original run, I would have hoped by now some "marketing wizard" would have promoted a live actor version of this classic by now, or at least sought to re-release the original 65 episodes.
Barry Sullivan, as her husband, was one of a dozen or so leading men who got started in films in the forties who never quite achieved the success many had hoped for him.
The 1983 TV mini-series with Zelah Clarke and Timothy Dalton was everything I hoped it would be.
It's almost impossible to imagine what Ms. Khouri hoped to gain by appearing in this film: vindication?
As an anti-football person, I (on the surface) grudgingly took my younger brother to see this film, although secretly I hoped it might be East is East II.
I hoped, and was delighted to find, that this film would be about understanding his turbulent life, rather than simply heaping him with posthumous praise.
Although its not as entertaining as I hoped it would be,this movie sticks in your mind long after you've seen it.
And so, the ladies involved with this film (three female producers, a female writer/ director, female co-writer and the lovely Gretchen Mol, who I'm sure helped shape this role with her own sugary influence) really captured the idea of a sweet, somewhat naive, southern girl who really enjoyed having her photo taken and hoped that good ol' JC wouldn't be too upset with her.
After "Saving Private Ryan", which had left an overall good impression, I hoped that this Hollywood product would turn out to be on the same level.
I especially liked Billy Bob Thornton in "School for Scoundrels" so hoped this was a lot of more of similar humor as 2 "enemies" try to one up each other.
I had hoped for much more.
And the romantic encounter doesn't quite work out like he had hoped.
A few films might focus on the dreaded Kapos in the camps -- or on the elitist Jewish Council members who helped organize the transport groups -- or on the musicians/performers who entertained the Nazis -- all of whom hoped that they would be allowed to survived.
They too hoped to survive.
I always hoped there would be a war movie playing on those Saturday nights.
Can't say I was excited about the remake being produced by Michael Bay but at least I hoped we would get some cool new special edition dvds (which we did).
then last off, another one said,"and lets tie it all together w/ a storyline that makes no sense and is embarrassingly dumb! they all combined their ideas and made, "The Master of Disguise" and it was everything they hoped it would be.
When Noah Bennet proved a more interesting character than previously hoped for, his role became bigger.
However, things are not what they hoped to be.
I had hoped to see a self destructive man who was changed by his circumstances and especially by a wise woman.
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