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Well, it sounds like a pretty good idea, but this task, as Bruno mentioned, isn't an easy one for two main reasons: First, the detection algorithms.
And as you just mentioned, there's lots of choices out there that are very visual these days.
And then his sidekick is a sea turtle, as I mentioned before, named Filmore.
The first one is, as I mentioned, entrepreneurship was a new idea to me.
And go back to those three cases that I mentioned at the start.
Or go to those indirect complementarities that I mentioned as well.
First, as mentioned, they did it shot for shot.
Extremely boring..I don't care how many avant-garde bones you have in your body, this baby sucks...and don't go and see it because I mentioned that, save it for Warhol's "Empire", it's far more entertaining!!
I have read the 28 most recent comments by various people regarding this movie and was surprised that no one mentioned the fact that the first victim, shown on the bed with the "missing eyelids", as the camera pans up and away from her face, blinks!
If I had to pick a favourite moment, it would definitely be what was mentioned at number 11 along with Cool Hand Luke on The 100 Greatest Sexy Moments, where Tyler copycats the woman washing the car with suds all over herself, and in front of Goodman, very sexy!
As I said earlier, the movie was OK, but some very silly things that I've already mentioned lessened it's impact.
As they give the viewer informations on the way (will the movie proceeds) i found myself wondering why she never said or mentioned that in the beginning.
As I mentioned in other comments, I became a real big fan of David Bradley ever since I saw him in "American Ninja 3".
A previous reviewer mentioned this but the usage of stock footage was quite obvious.
Since this was only 61 minutes that I'm sure played on the lower-half of the double feature bill, I'll be charitable and give this one a 3 for the few entertaining bits that I mentioned enjoying.
Palm trees in D.C. (already mentioned), a dummy-as-dead-body bit so obviously artificial that I thought it was SUPPOSED to be a dummy ... until it left a bloodstain ... stilted dialogue, ridiculous plot.
Yes, I know that nobody watches his movies for their stories, but the plotting of this one is unusually lame, even by his standards, and while the fight choreography IS up to his standards, the fight scenes (the whole two of them) are ruined, as others have mentioned, by the frenetic, distracting camerawork.
I saw a TV biography of Jodie where basically all of her movies were commented on in chronological order, and this movie was the only one never mentioned.
As other reviews mentioned it has a good cast, the plot is interesting enough.
Have I mentioned the plot?
I heard of this film, and being what I previously mentioned, a 60's and 70's SF buff, with a penchant for SF stories with touch of the "Twilight Zone", I expected a lot, and my expectations were heightened with reviews ranking the effects of this movie "second best" to Kubrick's "2001 Space Odyssey".
The reason the GOOD Australian version of Kath and Kim was, as mentioned, good, was because of it's hilariously funny originality.
Oh, and I haven't even mentioned how awful the acting is, even by Seagal standards.
NO!!! Salman Khan was tolerable in the above mentioned movies, but here he is insane.
Only general Radlov worth being mentioned.
The woman he loves is only mentioned in passing and no woman is allowed to speak in this nonsensical advertisement.
While none of the other reviews have mentioned this, the public domain version I watched was seriously flawed.
Noah's wife was never mentioned by name in the Bible, but the writers of the film "gave" her the name Naamah.
The rape scene that keeps being mentioned is rubbish.
At first, I though that the producers hijacked the show for their own personal political agenda, but when I actually see the interviews, it becomes crystal clear what this show's about(what I mentioned above), but I'll get to that in a moment.
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