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There were more than enough extras to show a good battle scene, but for some reason the filmmakers focus mainly on close-ups or two-shots of a few individuals fighting each other, which makes no sense at all, and the battle consists mostly of a lot of guys running around raising dust and some chariots racing around, and that's pretty much it.
After about a half-dozen mainly implausible dangers, uninteresting escapes, pretty camp fires, and lame father-son heart-to-hearts, plus one tableau of emaciated prisoners awaiting to be eaten, I was looking at my watch, preferring to stick a fork in my eye than see one more faux-frightening episode.
It is amazing the filmography of John Cusack, composed mainly of good movies.
The action moves, mainly, to the local high school, where Mr. Leitch, Ms. Schoelen, and Mr. Pitt are students.
This movie had promise, but turns into mainly a giant rat movie with Bert I. Gordon's main technique the old rear projection monster.
The Specialist is one of the worst movies of the 90's and even Sharon Stone's sex scene isn't that erotic, mainly because she is sharing it with Stallone.
i had wanted to see this film for MANY YEARS! well Mainly cause John Carradine was in it.
Blood Dolls is more Like Puppet Master.I almost even consider it to be one of the many Sequels to Puppet Master, Mainly because Puppet Master and Blood Dolls are both from Full Moon Pictures.
I'm not sure that this movie managed to hit the mark, mainly due to the disruptive and slightly confusing on occasions use of flashbacks & fantasy.
We meet a lot of great supporting characters, but the film is mainly jumping around from key points in people's lives.
This is mainly because our author lived in the days when men wrote about other men as adventurers, and left all the romantic stuff to women authors!So there is room for a little poetic license, or the film would be made exactly like the original!
Dolf is not the kind of heroic boy in the movie at all, strange new characters pop up, filling in roles which aren't supposed to be there at all and mainly twist the original into an ugly looking toilet paper story.
It is certainly not to be compared with the best work of Mike Leigh and Ken Loach mainly because it lacks their genius for character development.
Director Fernando Di Leo is best known to us horror nuts for SLAUGHTER HOTEL (1971), a sleazy "giallo" that forgets to be thrilling or horrific and instead concentrates mainly on getting its female cast members naked during gratuitous lesbian and solo sex scenes.
When I watch movies of this nature I am looking for fun, some excitement, but mainly relaxation.
Most of the others are mainly static and ordinary.
I rented it recently, mainly because of the nostalgic value it has for me, but remembered why I enjoyed it so much.
Instead of focusing on the villains, the show mainly focused on the Superman-Lois-Clark triangle.
Back in the 70s I really loved this show but that mainly had to do with there not being a lot of sci/fi shows on TV at the time plus I was only 6 years old and didn't know any better.
Be that as it may, this is a superior thriller mainly because the story is compelling and the acting is first rate.
I'm not entirely sure I understood the plot of Sukiyaki Western Django, mainly because I couldn't understand the dialogue very well, but I still can say it's unlike anything I have ever seen.
He returns to familiar themes of family (mainly mending relationships with parents/children).
I must admit that I enjoy a certain style of actioner, mainly the type in which the action is big, brutal and solid.
Mainly I agree with other comments.
This is the PERFECT time for the killer to kill the girls, mainly Because they both STAND BY THE TRUCK FOR ABOUT 5 MINUTES before walking away, yet the killer seems to care less.
To me, this movie is not mainly about the race issue, or any other issue other than love and the love of two people wanting to spend the rest of their lives together and trying to work their two worlds into one.
It's mainly D list at best.
The aspiring journalist Diane Armstrong gets a job at the strip club but the story centres around other character subplots for a couple of minutes that don't really lead anywhere and one can't help thinking the character of Diane is used to set up the story just so writer/director Ice Cube can use the location to play a soundtrack that is composed of mainly Ice Cube tracks .
Oh yes this is a very cynical ploy of selling a few records and left me thinking this was the only function of the movie which apart from the beautiful Lisa Raye who spends much of the movie either topless or dressed in a bikini is mainly a waste of time
It is mainly a portrait of a painter being driven mad by his surroundings.
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