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Here are five mass extinctions that are indicated by the yellow triangles, and we're now next.
And that, as indicated by the white line, occurred 46 days before the peak of the epidemic.
Fluorescent lights buzzed overhead, the paint on the walls was beige and machines beeped inexplicably as a wall clock indicated day turning to night.
Press releases indicated that Shatner and Hamlin made this movie because they loved the script (what were they thinking?).
I really wasted forty-three minutes of my life watching the first half of this crap, highly indicated for torturing enemies.
I grew up in the fifties, and the "good" pastors of my Lutheran church found nothing wrong with having the church picnic at a commercial beach, whose sign prominently indicated that no Jews or blacks would be admitted.
Predictable Unmotivated Pointless Caricatures Contrived Actors did what they could Actors clearly indicated they were embarrassed to do this Not one emotional connection REAL SEQUENCE FROM FILM "Who you callin?" (sic) "The police"(sic) "You can't do that, Stevie.
The blurb on the back indicated that this was going to be a nasty one.
For those curious, this episode is based in theme upon Pirandello's play, "Six Characters in Search of an Author" and Jean-Paul Sartre's play, "No Exit" (as indicated most obviously by its title), but, of course, with a Sterling twist.
This was the film that first indicated to me what a great actor Martin Sheen really is.
Gordon Jackson plays "Noel Strachan" appealingly, but as a somewhat younger man than Nevil Shute indicated in the novel.
Highly indicated for fans of werewolf and black humor movies.
Even though the film's credits indicated China as the main location for the shoot, I could have sworn I was seeing Kabul throughout the scenes which are meant to be taking place in Afghanistan.
And if he was indeed "frustrated" as the back cover indicated he was, well, that's probably because he said YES to be in this disaster of a movie and couldn't get out of it!
Where to begin? the special effects should be named special defects, When the director shouted "action" I guess he also indicated to the actors to carry out the worst performance they could think of.
At the time, my friend and I jokingly indicated it was the worst movie ever made.
I couldn't even tell what nationality the killer was, and the fact that his accent indicated some multiple nations didn't help either.
"This Man's Navy" is, as other comments have indicated, a rare and well-filmed look at Navy lighter than air (LTA) activities.
From what critics and audiences indicated, BIRTHDAY GIRL had to be a big fat clinker.
"Atlantis: The Lost Empire" was everything the previews indicated it would be.
The movie is much better than the trailer indicated.
George hasn't even indicated that it was a romantic relationship, so evidently the producers of this movie don't even believe in the existence of same-sex friendships!
A very credible and cruel story, with an amoral and realistic end, not indicated for romantic viewers.
A mulligan stew, inherently of low expectations: throbbing music; lots and lots of different locations, sometimes interesting but fleeting; abundant gun play; a plethora of characters (more than indicated by IMDB); wild camera angles, till they tire of them; deceit and treachery all over, with vaporizing loyalties; super high-tech weapons; and something about intelligence agencies, computers, encrypted passwords, and critical databases doctored by the good (???) guys for sale by the bad guys to unseen other bad guys of murky pedigree.
Or at the beginning it should be clearly indicated that the facts have nothing to do with the history.
Although some critics have indicated that they thought the lead actor was lacking in ability I found exactly the opposite -- he is the perfect "everyman," trapped in a situation not of his making.
Probably will be indicated for the Oscar, correcting the mistake made with CITY OF GOD, the best brazilian movie until now.
A previous comment indicated that "Terms of Endearment" (1983) ended present-day for that time and that with this one picking up in 1988, why was Melanie so grown?
John Anderton (Tom Cruise), chief of the service of precrime in Wanshington, tries to prove his innocence against a system which has indicated him as a future murderer.
I over acted every word and indicated like crazy.
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