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I mean, these two movies involved the boy's parents getting killed in a gruesome way.
She gets involved with a runaway bank employee (Jack Pickford) who joins the company as the leading man.
One of those high-budget, yet relentlessly schlocky movie-star vehicles which both pander and condescend to a mass audience; the pedigree talent involved may well warrant a viewing, yet the film is so pompous it makes viewers feel like chumps for watching.
I hate everyone involved in the production of this motion picture.
I had no idea how LINUX had come to be; it was fun to see how wide a range of people were involved.
Here is the premise of this show - Boy loves girl, girl rejects boy so boy gets involved with another girl that he doesn't really like (the only bit of originality in any of these series is why the boy gets involved with the second girl).
I applaud the effort involved in any project like this, but it played much more like a community project put together by hobbyists, than a legit movie.
Far from being a good movie, one should still consider this a good fan film and applaud all involved for their effort.
The viewer becomes totally involved with Alex and his plight, as he courageously and inventively continues to avoid detection.
5 years later, the child is involved in a plane crash that killed his parents.
Everyone involved should be proud of it.
Pedestrian direction and a screenplay that offends at every turn provide further twists of the knife in this childish and predictable comedy that is an embarrassment to all involved.
Unfortunately, Hollywood being as it is nowadays, cast a geek as the billionaire who is indirectly involved with the brother's murder; but other than that particular miscast the other characters were in form.
When the picture ended the last time Pusser had just finished of the last man that was involved in killing his wife.
horror movie, if only some talent was involved.
"Heavenly Body", which was shown on cable recently, is one of those forgotten MGM comedies of the forties that had a lot style and showed a great promise based on the people involved.
My first thought when watching this is how did they get such known celebrities to become involved in this.
It tells very much a human story of the people and families of those involved.
I wasn't expecting such an emotion attack but I was fully involved in the narrative.
Which involved over-emoting and false drama.
However, the movie itself makes a mockery of the real people involved and it makes me sick to my stomach that the producers of this movie would claim it to be based on a true story.
Ludicrously similar to the (usually) teen-aged modern "role playing game" fans who constantly talked of the lack of "darkness" in some game they were involved in a decade past, but themselves had so little experience of "DAHKNESSSSSSS" that they'd have shrieked and run not only from anything remotely like one of the creepy crawlies (usually human appearing, but horrific in some psychological or spiritual way) they wanted featured and emphasized into the ground but also shielded and run or simply self-destructed from any realistic darkness that had presented itself into their unthinking little lives.
He meets the head kid J.I. (John Drew Barrymore), gets involved with his girlfriend Joan (Diane Jergens) and gets involved with selling drugs.
He could have done much better than getting involved with Vice.
Damaged Care is an excellent, must see movie which centers around the state of ethics in medical care and what happens when corporations get involved in medical decision making and make the bottom line take precedence over sound medical care.
Also, Vince Guaraldi, the wonderfully talented composer of the specials is not involved at all.
Why oh why did the health department have to get involved in making movies back in those day?? I'll have to check into this..but anyway the movie gives very little information about the disease -- just that if you party-hearty, get laid, you'll get it and your life will be Hell!!
Verdict: disappointingly average, unconvincing and lacking warmth, especially if one considers that "those who were there" were involved in the making of this production.
As a purely commercial enterprise with no respect or consideration for the 1st film or its fans, we can only hope that all involved lost millions and that having lost their deposit they were forced to sell themselves into sexual slavery.
I do however think that it is a documentary that the public should be made aware of at least as I knew very little regarding the problems that Sierra Leone have and think that this should be very much to the director and everyone involved's credit.
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