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Indeed, Carmine has the only decent line in the movie.
Indeed it is an absurd boring pretentious dumb pointless disconnected crap about the conflict in the Middle East, and together with "Soultangler", they certainly are the worst movies I have tried to see.
And "Zipperface" indeed looks as if a bunch of amateurs got together for an attempt at a "real" serial-killer thriller.
Danny De Vito shows us here he is definitely, indeed infinitely, a better on screen performer than off.
The thing looks like a very, very big budget school play, or indeed, a very very low budget action movie, which it actually is.
But humor is indeed a very subjective thing.
The blood flows and indeed it's a splatterfest but not the full 80 minutes, splatter galore for 10 minutes.
However Cyborg 1 was the same way, indeed the movie was directed with a certain amount of style, slow motion and music that made it all easy on the eye.
Tookey continues "aimed squarely at oafs with unwashed underwear, filthy minds and knuckles that graze the pavement when they walk, this sex comedy is so sordid, unfunny and malodorous that it is enough to put you off sex, and indeed films, for life", before concluding "Sex Lives of the Potato Men is not merely a truly vile film, it is symptomatic of a new national culture of instant self-gratification, yobbishness and sadism that is now being celebrated on screen".
Indeed the cast looks like they are enjoying themselves but I was not.
Milligan, for my money, has to indeed be running in the lead of worst directors of all-time race.
Two thumbs up indeed!
When a friend once lambasted me for my first movie (a pretty bad videotaped affair), I argued that I could grow; Orson Welles' first movie, indeed, was even worse.
They simply are not funny to me and made this short quite the chore to sit through indeed.
The only redeeming features are some moderately good acting, (although that said, Vanessa Redgrave seems to permanently render much the same performance whatever character she plays), and some good cinematography in places, but otherwise it is a bitter, bitter disappointment, and it could, and indeed should, have been a contemporary masterpiece.
Indeed, the subplots had nothing to do with the story at all.
With so many good movies coming out in 1995 (particularly "Mortal Kombat" and "Seven"), unfortunately, there had to be some bombs as well, and this film indeed falls into the latter category with a boring, predictable plot and a lousy ending.
This DVD is from Alpha Video, and you know what that means: fuzzy images, lousy sound (indeed, the worst sound of any Alpha Video DVD I've encountered so far) and no extras.
With her lovely blond wig in the first season and an attempt at hiding her monotonous country accent, it's confirmed that Nickelodeon has indeed gone to the dogs with nepotism.
When you look at the film from that perspective, it is indeed quite an achievement.
Um... okay, this is very poor indeed if compared to the first film, the very-much-so critically acclaimed Rosemary's Baby.
Indeed, my wife's uncle was murdered by the communists during the communist grab for power.
The idea of Seagal in a serial killer movie is an interesting concept, indeed one could see Seagal play a good serial killer however making him a cop who has a ridiculous penchant for prayer beads and razor sharp credit cards comes off more stupid than likably ridiculous.
Very disappointing indeed.
BUT, to make him an investigator for the Bureau of Weights and Measures was indeed odd--especially since, at times, he acted pretty much the same way he did in the movie G-MEN!
I suggest that in the future, any movie made by the Sci fi channel and subsequently released on DVD must say that it was indeed made by such channel as I would not buy this stuff if I had known this fact.
A wise choice indeed as horrible acting, nonsense storyline, and ludicrous dialog are much MUCH more palatable while seeing a porn starlet do her thing.
Anyway, one can guess what happens and it does indeed: Radzoff goes out and goes after the kids that disturbed his peace.
She asks the direction of the hotel to a stranger, indeed the mean vampire Niran (Don Hetrakul), and she is bitten and kidnapped by his gang of evil vampires in motorcycles.
This is indeed the film that popularized kung fu in the 1970s.
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