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This episode marks the re-disappearance of Mulder after David Duchovny decided to take his toys and go home.
I see all these very favourable comments and high marks and I can't help but wonder what all the people saw in this movie.
Either he doesn't have it in him anymore or he felt that keeping it unrelentingly bleak this time marks him out as a more serious film maker.
Every confrontation with one of them marks a new chapter, resulting in an outrageous climax inside a restaurant (also clearly imitated by Tarantino).
I use quotations marks because the supposedly super hot sorority chicks aren't particularly attractive.
My biggest question has to be, when the hell did the turtles get herpes pock marks all over their body.
However, even with those somewhat high marks added to it, "Mom At Sixteen" still fails in it's attempts at coming across as realistically as possible due greatly to the facts that the characters are not as well-written nor nearly as fully-developed as they should have been, and even the story itself takes too many twists right smack in the middle of it which ultimately causes the remainder of the film to fall apart towards the extremely unsatisfactory and sadly contrived ending.
Bogey is superb as defense attorney with too soft a heart under his tough guy exterior, and Derek is chillingly believable as the cool, young delinquent who thinks nothing of playing his friends for marks.
but here i would also like to add, if you are a normal film viewer with no intense standard towards films then you probably should see this one but if you reckon yourself a critic who watches a film from inside out or every thin line comes on the screen then may be you must wait till you hear about it from a mate like yourself, all in all i generously hereby allow 8 marks out of 10.
The Noose Hangs High marks Abbott&Costello's only film for the short lived Eagle-Lion Productions.
I have to give this movie very high marks because it maintained an incredibly high level of suspense, surprise and novelty through most of its 4.4 hour (without commercials) run-time.
The only reason I didn't give this movie higher marks was because of its ridiculously slow start and poor dubbing.
When people start turning up dead with strange glowy marks upon their foreheads, it seems to be the work of Trumpy.
'absolute giganten' marks his brave and confident debut, with superior directional and editing skills.
The movie is incredibly entertaining to watch and interestingly enough it marks the beginning of Pierce Brosnan's career (pool scene).
I actually left nail marks on my bf's arm :p Also, what I really liked was that they didn't make the girl part (Ying Ying) in the film too girly.
I was looking forward to seeing this, particularly as it features Sean Penn and marks the only film ever to have been allowed access to the inner sanctum of the United Nations in New York.
The film marks the directorial debut of Shaad Ali, and it shows he has not gone far from his father (the great Muzaffar Ali) in terms of talent and imagination.
2/10 (the two is for idea, but there are no marks for the execution)
This marks the first time that the tag line changes at the end of the opening credits.
I would consider you the easiest MARKS for any con-man who 'says' that he believes in 'YOUR' God & 'YOUR' Jesus.
House of 1,000 Corpses (2003) marks the directorial debut of Trash/Industrial Artist Musician Rob Zombie.
Films like this make me cheer, because it is rare that a film aims so high and hits all of its marks.
This film marks the return to the screen of the Director's brilliant Father, Clu Gulager, it is as if "The Last Picture Show" met "Phantasim" on No-Doz & DMT.
Such points are made extremely well in this film's action format; and for those reasons, it gets the highest marks.
The movie gets generally high marks from believers, despite the valid criticisms from those who are not quite as enthusiastic.
well i have seen this movie and would like to give marks below one.
This movie marks just another disappointment in a long line of disappointments after the great first Highlander.
This 1991 film, based on a Madame LePrince De Beaumont novel, is an absolute delight and marks a high point in Disney animation unmatched since the days of Dumbo and Pinocchio.
This is a laudable effort at sending a positive message, and many people will give the film high marks just because of the attempt.
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