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I realized that this movie only appeals to someone who has not lived in the real world.
Unless you lived near milpitas in the seventies or knew someone involved in the making of the movie, this is pretty awful.
Doesn't mean it's particularly interesting (unless you are one of the main characters who actually lived though this experience).
In fact, the second the house is being handed over to Angela the wise guy kid who lived in the house up to now takes a moment to "introduce" Angela to one of the ghosts!
Jim Carrey's reign was certainly short lived.
If it had chosen one clear path of which of these themes to focus on, it could have lived up to its potential, but instead the result of mixing the two is a film that has a very flat and dry sense of humor, cheesy dialogue and motifs that attempt to give the movie profundity, but instead practically insults the intelligence of the audience, and also a very confused and clouded presentation of the movie's opaque message.
Being a gay man who lived through the time period examined in this tedious documentary, I was eager to see how the subject matter was handled.
Let me preface by stating that I have lived in Louisville, Kentucky all of my life.
She was one of the greatest comedians who ever lived, right up there with Chaplin and Keaton.
Ms. Lupino's character was in more danger from that house she lived in and her own stupidity than by anyone who came along.
I had seen a few Godard films previously while I lived in France, and, though they hadn't been my favorites, I could at least make sense of them.
We were to watch these singers perform, compete and see how they lived together in a house as well.
I was 12 years old when I saw the original film (I lived in Italy and the Italian title was "FBI, OPERATION CAT!")
When Laura meets the old insane priest Gabriel Norton (Brian Blessed) on the road, she is advised to immediately leave the house, since evil lived there.
Linda Grant's When I lived in modern times)usually from the Israeli side of the fence.
And, having lived at least half a year in Siberia: My Russia is much more than the one that is depicted in Michalkovs movie.
2. When Stanwyck is packing to leave town, why is she seen packing at her brothers place where she hasn't lived for at least two years?
I had learned that I lived in a world where a person might stab my father at anytime.
The premise doesn't make sense, why did the moonshiners murder that poor old lady and even in 1921 I think someone would notice a bunch of oily guys where a sweet little old lady once lived.
As I lived this situation and get lost in it, I hope a similar story would inspire me.
This is a good time to say how good I think of this site: it gives me the opportunity to feedback all the frustration I lived for two hours, awaiting for something to happens, for something to be said, to be shown, to be insinuated subtly, for a symbol, an idea, whatever.
If anyone lived in a social environment like this, they'd slash their wrists within days.
In July my 14 year old son and I traveled to Cappadocia, Turkey in search of some remains of the neighborhood where his great grandfather Iordanis lived until the great exodus of Anatolian Greeks in 1923.
My mother-in-law lived through the Italian invasion and German occupation...barely.
Well, the ending lived up, or better DOWN, and gave us what I felt was a truly weak final act.
This causes the entire town where the hunters lived to go on a Bigfoot hunting jihad.
I just wish he would have save Milla and brunt the hotel down with all the worthless boring characters that lived in it.
Having Sparrow narrate from the beginning also just completely destroyed the suspense for me.. i mean, if he's narrating the story, clearly he's lived to tell it, so there's no chance of him getting offed.. where's the suspense there?
The modish young people talk like cartoon characters (even though my aunt lived in England during the 1970s and she says people actually talked with those awful clichés).
I had no interest whatsoever in who lived or died amongst the younger crowd.
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