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I had high hopes for this, as I thought the original was very innovative.
Not being a great Cagney fan, I didn't have high hopes for this film when I first saw it.
Well that seems to be the case considering it had an incredibly small theatrical release and now it appears Lionsgate is just dumping hordes of the movies at video stores in hopes of salvaging the production costs.
Just don't get your hopes up for any scares.
I bought the book in hopes it would explain the movie.
As written by Téchiné, Laurent Guyot, and Viviane Zingg this film is a love story and a social commentary on life in 1984 when AIDS raised its ugly head and disrupted lives, hopes and relationships.
I had high hopes for this movie but the last 35-40 minutes were so disappointing that I'd never watch this again.
The cover and story are intriguing, and I am irrevocably drawn to it in the hopes that maybe, just maybe, this one will be different than the mountains of B schlock that I've seen in the past.
This started off so well, with some absolutely beautiful New Mexico scenery, I had high hopes.
I went to the film with high hopes, being an Albert Brooks fan and truly enjoying his humour.
Humphrey Bogart plays a District Attorney who works closely with police detectives in the hopes of solving a series of violent murders.
Toward the end you see two guys sitting at night in the rain with the statue of John Lennon, the forlorn hopes and dreams for freedom and spontaneity.
Going in, I had moderate to good expectations considering the talent and pedigree of the director's involved, and my hopes were dashed almost immediately.
Her idea is to have him continue to see Susan, in the hopes the daughter will realize she belongs with someone nearer her own age.
Dunaway released a slew of pictures in 1967-69 and was probably at the risk of being dangerously overexposed; she's gorgeously coiffed and manicured, but her heavily made-up face and cool personality doesn't involve the audience (one hopes that Douglas will simply come to his senses and let her go).
The moment i got to know that "Sajid Khan" was directing the film, i had already lost any hopes of the movie being any good anyways because he already has a very idiotic, blunt and stunted sense of humor and such a guy making a whole comedy movie.....Still i took my chances!
Having appreciated "What the Bleep Do We Know," I had high hopes for this movie.
Laura (Belen Rueda) returns to the orphanage she spent time in as a child with her husband Carlos (Fernando Cayo) and little boy Simon (Roger Princep) in hopes of re-establishing it as seaside retreat for children with disabilities only to find there may be some former residents who never left.
newspaper lady, Janet Leigh, arrives and gets the two to come to N.Y. for a sympathetic last trip with the hopes of increasing the newspapers' circulation.
I gather Columbia (read Harry Cohn) had high hopes of launching Novak's career with this role.
I had, admittedly, high hopes Before the flick premiered.
I went to see this movie in hopes that it would be nearly as brilliant as Young Frankenstien.
I really had hopes that Masterpiece Theatre would do it right.
I went into this movie with pretty high hopes, honestly, I did.
So she pretends to be a guy, and changes schools, in hopes to get some respect.
Unfortunately, my hopes were too high for what I was about to see.
I also noticed that several times they left a door open at night and a light was seen, Other than these two items, I must praise all involved with Foyle's for making not only a first class murder mystery but such interesting background into the war.I read somewhere that they hopes the show would go on till at V Day.
I did have high hopes for it - there are times when a low budget indie-type movie can breathe new life into a tired franchise - but this movie wasn't it.
I saw this movie when I attended a free screening of it a couple weeks before it was released, and while I am no big fan of chick flicks, I had hopes for this film.
There are some works which smack of being surreal just for the sake of being surreal, where you get the feeling the artist just got tired and threw anything together mindlessly in the hopes that someone will come across it and yell "Eureka!
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