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I admit that the reason I watched this was because my cousin, Tim was involved heavily in its creation.
Overall, this telemovie had me so involved I felt Jacey's emotions with her, and at the end I couldn't even read the credits through my tears.
With James Bond producer Albert R. Broccoli involved and some really good stars this sounded worth a watch, so I did.
True, there's no deep thought involved, but there needn't be.
Well done by all involved
The acting by all parties involved in this was awful.
The whole thing plods along to its obvious conclusion, without any credit to anyone involved.
Instead, Quincy was disciplined in the drama of the storyline, and the science that was involved.
I also don't believe anyone involved with this film should make another dime from slandering our service men in this way.
The plots all involved him trying to trick people into giving him money or trying to trick women into sleeping with him or usually both of those things, all he did was con people and it always backfired because he was very bad at it and thought he was a lot smarter than everyone else when he wasn't.
(Read jealous) Beth becomes attracted to and sort of involved with the bartender at the local (read dead) bar.
Its as if the stars involved were sedated through the whole film, and lets not talk about the plot.The worst performance Edward G.Robinson ever gave in a film, with his emoting over his partners death with as much passion as if a waitress served his coffee black instead of with cream.
Fair enough the 80's trappings didn't help, but what was unforgivable was the performances by EVERYONE involved.
Langdom and Sophie Neveu become involved into complex resolution of strange crimes that lead since France until England.
Anyway, the acting of all involved is pretty medium and the movie is not horrifying at all, although there really is some gory stuff in there.
The plot is hard to believe (This coming from someone who couldn't believe more strongly in suspension of disbelief) and it seems the characters overreact, getting the government involved so early on?
), and a "lacking" morality.... when further delved upon , seem to stand out to those involved [like the brightest of highway billboards] , yet seemingly and blindly passed over by most of those involved , like non-stick teflon brain tissue !
I can see why any actor involved in this rubbish is too ashamed to admit starring in it!
As much as i hate to hate to say it; i have based my whole philosophy of love on this film and have found the woman of my dreams because of it ( with none of the corny 80's music involved!!!) Laugh out loud funny and a chick flick, what else could you need to impress the possible future Mrs or Mr in you're life?!??
According to the new two-disc DVD of this movie, it wasn't until the 1950s that Olivia de Havilland realized how fantastic a movie she had been involved in.
Each episode is packed with little skits that is set up like watching T.V. with someone else flipping endlessly through the channels, sometimes sticking to one channel long enough to "get involved", and flipping again.
(There May Be Spoilers) Story about the crash outside of Roswell New Mexico, in the early summer of 1947, and how it changed the lives of everyone involved in the investigation and handling of the evidence of that incident as well as those who were witnesses to it.
Actors were good considering what they had to work with.If you are going to write disparaging remarks,they should be directed at the editor.They all had to start somewhere.Good movie.James Clayton did an excellent job trying to make something out of the script.I've seen his work in other movies that were written far better and the editor didn't butcher the work.He has a lot of talent.I'll bet money that if he ever gets involved with a dynamic script that allows him to show what he can do,he will be a force to be reckoned with.Don't forget,this is Canada.It is a heck of a struggle just to get started and then even harder to find a project that will do a good actor justice.
It's terrible in so many ways it's embarrassing to all involved.
For me, the acting was uniformly excellent, and I commend everyone involved (some famous names).
"Pocahontas" is somehow involved.
Enjoyed this great classic film from 1954 starring Fred MacMurray, (Paul Sheridan) who is a detective and gets involved with Lona McLane,(Kim Novak) who is connected with a bank robber and Lona cons Paul to kill her boyfriend so they can take the money for themselves.
There are many problems that face Paul and Lona and one of Paul's detective friends gets involved with a girl named Ann Stewart, (Dorothy Malone) who lives in the same apartment house as Lona and lives down the hall.
I hate this movie, and I want all the people involved with unleashing this on the public to know it.
Robert Redford, Sidney Poitier, Dan Ackroyd, Ben Kingsley, River Phoenix, David Strathairn, and Mary McDonnell star in "Sneakers," a film about security guys who get involved in a scheme to steal for the government.
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