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He then gets killed and the wife Joan instantly travels to Italy to investigate the circumstances of his death.
The title instantly gives you a bad feeling all over.
Australia isn't a nation instantly recognised for a lot of hit horror films (despite one or two successes), and this one really shows why - as aside from all the blood and guts, there is nothing at all to recommend it for; and anyone that doesn't watch horror films purely for gore won't even have that small pittance to fall back on.
You know those twilight zone episodes where you are instantly enraptured into the plot and then at the end there is a surprise twist, and all of a sudden the episode come across differently?
Set against the dull backdrop of an apartment building, 'Hurdy-Gurdy Hare' feels instantly laboured and unfunny.
This is instantly engaging and quite exciting.
Generally quite poorly made with awful acting, cheap effects, extremely static boring photography and lackluster instantly forgettable music.
With a title like MARS, you instantly think of movies like TOTAL RECALL, RED PLANET or even the slightly abominable MISSION TO MARS.
Whilst most sci fi/ horror fans will be instantly attracted to the story there is not a great deal of depth to the plot or characters and there is the strong feeling that you are being set up for sequel.
I instantly fell in love with it, and watched it faithfully until it was taken off the air.
I recently found this movie on DVD and instantly knew it had to be in my collection.
I saw the advert for "shrooms" and instantly wanted to see it so i rented a copy.
What a surprise it was when the airbags, that deploy instantly in the event of a crash, deployed several seconds after the crash!
Of course, this is a musical and I must admit that the pop tunes sprinkled throughout are enjoyable--and instantly forgettable.
The first time I watched this movie in high-school, I instantly loved it.
If you can look past some of the more glaring inaccuracies (if you've ever taken a history of theater class you'll know instantly what I mean), you will be rewarded with a pretty gripping story.
As soon as the film's supposed hero appeared on-screen, I found myself instantly and negatively comparing him to the hero of another putrid sword and sorcerer movie, Deathstalker II.
You know, watch Julia Roberts in 'Erin Brockovich' than watch Meryl Streep here in 'Silkwood' and you'll become a film critic instantly.
Once it started I instantly thought it would come out OK, the plot was great.
When I first saw "Absolute Giganten" it instantly became my favourite.
Diane Weist, Julie Kavner, Mia Farrow, Josh Mostel, a briefly-glimpsed Jeff Daniels, and a young Seth Green all give great performances that are right out of the period, yet instantly recognizable.
This unnatural arrangement instantly earned acid comments.
Pampered Mexican boys grow into men accustomed to being obeyed instantly, who feel entitled to special attention, refuse to negotiate with those whom they consider inferior, and reject any form of criticism.
Thus, when the Trump White House recently proposed a plan for immigration reform that offered something to both sides, it was instantly denounced by anti-immigration activists and pro-immigration crusaders alike.
Having more open economies allows more trade in innovation, so that new companies can almost instantly use smart ideas from around the globe.
With new technology, we can now leapfrog the 150-year-old braille system and instantly render text into audio recordings, making all types of learning materials accessible to the visually impaired.
The fact that the EU does not instantly have all of the answers to a problem does not mean that it has no future.
This means that, in a competitive labor market, real wages will always be instantly adjusted to changes in conditions of demand.
Signs of this time warp are instantly apparent: the American automotive behemoths of the 1950’s stand out among the few cars on the streets in Havana.
Of course, Obama will not apologize for America’s 1945 nuclear attack, which annihilated the city and instantly killed about 90,000 people (with many more dying later from the effects of radiation).
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