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The 1968 story was breathtakingly straightforward, and included no time-storms or any bogus of that sort: it just stated that when you come home after a long journey, things might have changed a bit.
They should have included the original cast as at least cameos, but even Hollywood knew they wouldn't approve of the script.
Criminally Insane 2 is included on the new DVD of Satan's Black Wedding/Criminally Insane, and it's a good thing too, because when I've seen a movie and know there's a sequel (especially something that's as obscure as this) I'm always curious.
The criticisms of the film included very articulate and constructive ones from the lay public as well as an actor and a woman who teaches M.A. film directors.
The part in which an American movie about the Rothschild family is included is re-used very shrewdly here, for instance.
Not only that, it ignores some interesting details which other versions have included such as the public relations fiasco in upstate N.Y. and his religious conversion.
Some of the real Knieval's completed and failed stunts are included in some blurry footage, one of which features a mind-boggling "splatter" in which the man is rolled up and snapped around like a rag doll.
There is absolutely No talent included in this film - from a crappy script, to a crappy story to crappy acting.
This film should have included more Kazakh actors, in leading roles.
No wonder this movie was included in the recently released "Grindhouse Experience 20 movie box-set".
I thought it interesting that in a lengthy interview with producer Michael Hausman included on the DVD, he disclosed that the two stars had "very different ideas" about the script, that the director was nearly impossible to work with, that the director of photography had impossible demands made of him, that the crew was constantly angry about being made to sit around waiting, and so on.
Pyare Mohan can be safely included in the blacklist of one of the worst-ever films made by mankind.
Until then, I'd like to see some one re-edit this film, with only the pertinent portions included; it would make the movie more watchable.
Many writers, critics and experts, myself included, consider this to be the best of the Vance projects, although others are estimable as well.
(SPOILERS included) This film surely is the best Amicus production I've seen so far (even though I still have quite a few to check out).
Also enjoyed seeing a supporting cast that included Tate Donovan, Rachel Leigh Cook, Barry Bostwick, and Monica Parker (with a cameo by Bruce Willis).
If THE MONSTER CLUB is included as part of the series, this would make eight movies.
Even as a youngster I was interested in all sports and that included horse racing.
This is one of quite a few cartoons with Bugs Bunny and Marvin the Martian - and a space dog called K-9 is included as well.
There will always be new revelations about the war that will keep cropping up that obviously aren't included in the series and of course World War Two took place over such a large canvas that to produce a series with EVERY detail would take more time and money then any other, even if such an undertaking was even possible.
However, unlike other productions of the play, stage included, this is a completely uncut production, which has never been done before.
Missing elements included the fact that the actual setting was a very urban Manhattan - Albert Snyder being a respected newspaper editor.
During the whole Pirates of The Caribbean Trilogy Craze Paramount Pictures really dropped the ball in restoring this Anthony Quinn directed Cecil B. DeMille supervised movie and getting it on DVD and Blu Ray with all the extras included.
It would have been nice to have included a few of the original characters in the new story and seen how their lives had developed.
Its rather funny that director Rob Schmidt who only has the not bad Wrong Turn to his credit and writer John Esposito whose only scripting chores to date have included Tale Of The Mummy and Graveyard Shift should be the ones to give us the best written and most thought provoking episode of the season.
I thought How The Grinch Stole Christmas was a pretty good movie.It wasn't horrible, nor was it great, but it was enjoyable to watch.I felt as if Jim Carrey got a little annoying at times.They made the Grinch seem like a special education person, when all he needed to be was evil and devious, but yet he turned out kind of retarded.I did think the scenery, when not inside the Grinch's cave, was beautiful, and there was a few parts where I laughed, but most of the time I thought it was just annoying.This movie could've been "SO" much better if they had changed the Grinch's personality, and they had included some more laugh scenes, because most of the humor wasn't funny.I liked How The Grinch Stole Christmas anyway, but it's not anything to get excited about seeing.
All three professional women down-out of luck with men formed a ritual ladies night gathering with gin, fags and sweets intake included with endless chatter of their dates erroneous behavior or the needs of their libidos.
I hate what happens to Brian's character (you can find out for yourself) and I didn't like most of the characters, Brian's one included.
This film also included one of the most imaginative "escape" scenes in recent years.
However, when I try to take into account that many of the topics covered in the film, which included prostitution (the title itself was slang for a male prostitute); homosexuality; loneliness; physical (and to some extent emotional as well) abuse and drugs are hard for many people to talk about to this day, I can begin to get a sense of what viewers of this movie thought back on its release.
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