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I had high hopes for this movie, because I enjoyed the book so much.
Saw this movie recently and had higher hopes.
I had high hopes for this adventure that follows in the vein of "Voyage to the Earth's Core" and "Mysterious Island".
The two he ordered to stay say 'no way' and follow out; I didn't have high hopes for the expedition's success by this point.
I had high hopes, Now I am tearing apart the closets looking for a length of rope so I can hang myself.
He cruises the park without fear--he hopes to be taken into the stationhouse by the officer.
Slash flicks come few and far between now a days, so when I heard about Cut I had high hopes and heard good things about it.
The entire movie is just taking Michael Moore's hypothesis and applying it to something "real life" in hopes of validating and it fails, not necessarily because the hypothesis is wrong, but because the movie is wrong and doesn't support it.
I had somewhat high hopes for this since I like Tim Roth.
I love low budget independent films and had high hopes for this one.
The wife of a stage producer in London hopes to fix up the American song-and-dance man starring in her husband's latest show with an acquaintance, an American girl who makes her living modeling fashions in society circles.
I actually had quite high hopes going into this movie, so I took what was given with a grain of salt and hoped for the best.
I purchased one of the seasons of "The Batman" in the hopes that an extra bonus feature could shed some light on the creators' reasoning for making this show such an atrocity.
I had high hopes of seeing something interesting from Kamal Hans, what I saw was bunch of garbage camera angles mixed at high speed.
I actually had hopes for this movie since I've seen Kari in a few other things and think she has some talent.
Bradford Dillman plays a scientist who wakes up one morning in the middle of a bloody crime scene; having partial amnesia (or "global amnesia", which one character claims to define as elective loss of memory), the scientist finds a private detective in the phone book in the hopes of piecing his life back together.
When this movie came out I had high hopes that it would be like 'Man On Fire'.
I had high hopes for Horrorfest that year, which was also the first year I attended Horrorfest, and I have to say Horrorfest and all of its films take false advertising to a whole new level.
At the start of this film I had high hopes for the classic cheesy but enjoyable Scott-gets-girl ending and until 20 minutes before the end it was going great.
I enjoyed parts of the third year even, and I watched every episode of the fourth year, totally faithfully in great hopes that it would somehow turn around.
The family has humble beginnings, then is prosperous, becomes upwardly mobile, changes it's name, and hopes to assimilate into Hungarian society so successive generations can advance professionally.
I caught "Sorrows Lost" at the New York Film and Video Festival and I guess I had some high hopes for this film.
One only hopes that this irony was the motivating force behind the "film"!
It doesn't so don't get your hopes up.
The picture hopes to show the loggerheads that disparate people come to when they're working in the same profession and everyone thinks their opinion is right, but unfortunately the roundabout way Minnelli unravels this stew is neither informative, enlightening nor entertaining.
Like I said, don't get your hopes up for an intelligent screenplay.
In any case I think that if you're going to make a point of seeing this movie, which I don't really reccomend, then don't aim your hopes to high.
I had high hopes for this movie.
I had really high hopes for this, mostly after reading IMDb reviews, which makes me wonder about the whole IMDb rating system, but that's a separate matter.
I had high hopes for this film, since it has Charlton Heston and Jack Palance.
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