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Pretty impressive, right?
This thing is very, very impressive.
So, I hope I've convinced you of this, of the impact on hospital clinic resources is profound and then the impact on diseases is equally impressive across all these different diseases and more.
And it carefully plans the motion of the spokes and coordinates it so it can show this very impressive mobility.
It's very impressive.
And even if these numbers are impressive, they're most likely underestimated, given the lack of recognition of carers.
That's impressive.
The most impressive thing about 'Anemic Cinema' is its title: an anagram which is very nearly also a palindrome.
There's quite a weird dinner table sequence between Basham's Mr. Rabbey and his guardian shortly after he murdered the parents responsible for the death of their child, regarding how he lives in a fantasy and how what he had just done has left an indelible mark(..notice the changes in behavior, pretty impressive work, going from innocent to creepy).
When I first saw this film it was not an impressive one.
The tank itself was far from impressive or dynamic although it was interestingly decorated.
With clunky, self-consciously informative dialog and sub-par acting, even a relatively impressive budget with attention to detail will not spring to life this sagging, albeit historically worthy, melodrama.
There's even a line the tries to make the journey into the Earth sound more impressive than the journey into space (like the one in "Armageddon").
(Okay so, Cyborg 3's cast isn't that impressive.)
Kresler is impressive to a degree and writer/director James Lay makes good use of Patsy Cline tunes.
The acting is also much flatter and the technical aspects much less impressive.
What kind of a bubble do you have to live in to think that this is at all impressive?
there were some very impressive shots, though -- almost worth seeing.
Yes, the cinematography is pretty impressive but that cannot be the soul of any movie for me.
His first American project, Vacancy, was less impressive but a decent start.
The movie, while the concept was a funny one, and the actors in it were impressive but some how it just did'nt come out funny.The continuity was abstract, at best,it was like I was watching 2 different movies at the same time,each running into the other.
Don Wilson's complete lack of charisma is the film's biggest flaw since one just doesn't like the guy, he's too goody-goody, his voice is too high pitched and doesn't look very impressive in the action sequences.
The robot is clunky and not very impressive, and the CGI effects (though done by US sfx-people) are ridiculous, totally destroying any remaining suspension of disbelief.
It's a dreary story (impressive managing to be dreary when there's dangerous fires and lives being saved) about a fireman.
The effects and puppet work were impressive, yes, and the humor was well-timed, but... something was missing.
Although there was still an impressive number of features hitting shelves in 88, most of them were weakly produced and taken as a whole they were eminently unappealing.
The art and set direction are impressive and the breathtaking costumes should have won an Oscar, but this one was a big miss for Eddie as he definitely tried to wear too many hats.
Skerritt's semi-comatose and droning style is fatally invalidated by this dim sound processing but Mason is very effective, as ever, and enjoys the best dialogue with Hughes impressive as the too early written-out investigator; Doleman wins acting laurels with his performance as the malevolent Julian Fane.
The CGI is very impressive and is used extensively in this movie.
Despite the impressive size of the prison, it only seems to hold about 12 inmates!
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