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Overall, this TV movie does leave an impression and I can certainly recommend it.
You can feel the large Hollywood machinery humming in the background, and the actors play along with it, but you get the impression that Preminger and others who were creatively involved with this movie phoned their performances in.
I got the impression that Preminger's stance was "What does the studio want?
My initial impression was that he was the baby's savior (and had tried to be Natasa Ninkovic's savior also).
When i first started watching it I was under the impression it was about 70 minutes.
Orson Welles leaves a lasting impression in his mere 3 scenes.
None of the characters made an impression on me.
The script by Friedman is a complete waste of time & the lasting impression I got from the film was don't treat people badly & women in awful dead end jobs shouldn't try to better themselves!
I must admit, my first impression was it would be just for kids.
it tries to be a "David guest" style mocu-mentary, but fails horribly, and ends up giving whoever watches it a headache and a horrible impression of who people like werner herzog and David cross are, don't judge them by the fact that they are in this movie, they are both talented individuals.
Of course some Madonna detractors would find it pedant and pretentious, but the artist gives us a lot of beautiful and meaningful messages with this documentary and every one has seen it, has the impression that if we want we can make a better world.
The overwhelming impression is that this woman had one source of support and friendship, when the reality was very different.
I saw this film many years ago, when I was first discovering Cary Grant and going through some of his big films, and somehow it never made a big impression on me, and I largely forgot it.
Unfortunately, the sad old teacher didn't developed beyond self-pity throughout the entire movie, leaving me with the definite impression that he "..got what he deserved, no more and certainly no less".
When I was a kid I saw a promo for A Kid in King Arthur's Court and got really excited for it but when I actually sat down to see it didn't make much of a impression on me and for the most part I forgot it.
They give Hamilton and Pleshette top billing and then list the rest alphabetically, giving you the impression that there will be an ensemble cast delivering something of significance.
My first impression of The Unknown was made within the first ten minutes of the movie.
But evidently my impression wasn't positive.
I got the impression he was ad-libbing his monologues and it brought a smile to my face.
My impression is that it is just not well done.
His boss doesn't like him, his girlfriend gives the same impression but all he really needs is a gun...or ten!!!
This was the first Jay & Bob flick that i saw and it made a great impression on me.
Further, my impression is that practically no reviewers recognize what is really going on here.
Unfortunately, freshman co-directors & co-writers Michael Bartlett and Kevin Gates clutter up their narrative with too many characters and none make an impression.
In fact the only thing that leaves an impression on one after watching this, is how much better Lee's original version would've easily been had he lived to complete it because as we know Robert Clouse added 90% new footage and made it into what we got here.
The plot though preposterous could have formed the basis of decent movie but one gets the impression that not enough time was put into tightening up the script so that the dialogue regularly lurches into the farcical.
The girl's father calls the cops, the local sheriff appears, and the viewer immediately gets the impression something's not right here.
(This movie has some of the absolute WORST, fakest fight choreography I have ever seen!) Neil Giuntoli stands in this time for Michael Rooker (the original Henry) and, while he has a couple of effective scenes of underlying, stoic menace, for the most part he doesn't make much of an impression.
What is most unsettling is the impression that this is exactly what the film makers were trying to do...
Although not a complete waste of time, the impression I had was that this was just another blah movie, nothing to go out of your way for but mildly entertaining.
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