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As Dean Slesinger & Dr. Hackenstein eat they talk about Hackenstien's experiments which Dean Slesinger has always been opposed to, Dr. Hackenstein shows Dean Slesinger his laboratory in his attic where he keeps the severed head of his wife Sheila (Sylvia Lee Baker) who died in an unfortunate 'accident' & can telepathically talk to him (Christy Botkin provides Sheila's voice apparently).
Oddly enough, while cheap and very poorly acted (especially by McCabe as Mitchell), the total outlandishness of the plot keeps attention throughout.
Kerr keeps her cool dignity and fares better, despite having to lip-synch to Marni Nixon's vocals.
Brynner won a Best Actor Oscar, but it is feisty Kerr who keeps this bauble above water.
Hot-or-cold director Sidney Lumet can't get a consistent rhythm going, and Bancroft's constant overacting isn't scaled back at all by the filmmaker--he keeps her right upfront: cute, teary-eyed and ranting.
Something about a cop who extracts bullets from himself after he gets shot and keeps them in a glass jar in his bathroom (and from the size of the jar he's been shot about fifty times by now) and a top secret tank guarded by five or six incompetent soldiers who for some reason drive it into Mexico.
Christopher Plummer looks winded as Van Helsing in the modern-day--not just a descendant of Van Helsing but the real thing; he keeps himself going with leeches obtained from Count Dracula's corpse, which is exhumed from its coffin after being stolen from Van Helsing's vault and flown to New Orleans.
He saves her head, brings it to his house and keeps it alive (!!!!).
While the plot keeps you interested and busy wondering just what is going on, when you leave the theater, there are just too many loose ends that make no sense at all.
Profiting from WW II deals with the Nazis and hiding loot stolen from Jews, he keeps the evidence (including diamonds and documents with the Nazi swastika) in a safety deposit box in his bank.
The question of why the Jew keeps his wealth away from the officer is never asked.
He says he knows what he is doing and he keeps pulling all the wires one by one.
It starts out strong and just keeps getting weaker and weaker.
The script too keeps feinting toward some plot or action or trauma--and time after time not delivering.
In LV2 everyone keeps shouting, when a gag doesn't work first it's repeated another 5 times with some vague hope that it will eventually become funny.
The main character played by Hayden Christensen is a the rich young mogul who has inherited his father's considerable wealth and power, and he is struggling to both fill his father's shoes and cut the apron strings mother (and co-executive) keeps too tight.
The greatest tragedy of this movie is that the old man that keeps the Hobgoblins "locked" up makes it to the final scene.
"Contaminated Man" is just some kind of broken down old European tourist trap, and watching it is like driving along some unfamiliar back road in an unknown country where you don't speak the language in a steady rain just after nightfall as the windshield keeps fogging up.
This particular star may not be the brightest in the sky as great romances go, but it is definitely one that keeps you tuned in to the end.
BUT, even in a coma, she keeps dying but brought back by modern technology, and when she does die for a few minutes, her ghost appears as a very vengeful spirit.
(Just like the picture of Betty Crocker, she keeps up with the times!)
It's a simple rule that Hollywood habitually keeps violating.
Although he films on actual locations, he keeps his distance.
It is an unique, fun movie that keeps you guessing what is going to happen next.
The key to this film's success is that Ernst Lubitsch keeps any syrupy sentimentality absent and calls on his actors to give low-key, unfussy performances.
It just keeps getting better and better.
But Kermit won't stop, and his determination keeps things moving along until after getting the deal together he gets hit by a car and sent into amnesia!
year old teens may appreciate it though.The acting was not very convincing and the lines common,lacking any wit.Still, the soundtrack was good and well adapted.I can't say that this movie is a total flop,because people do watch it but it didn't meet the public's expectations and sunk into mediocrity.So,to conclude,the production keeps you in front of the TV for almost an hour and a half,which is an appreciable thing.Thus,I guess its worth seeing if you don't get annoyed
Preminger keeps things moving at a brisk clip so that lapses in logic are easily overlooked.
Somehow this movie is being able to balance the different moods and keeps being good.
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