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This movie captured my attention minute by minute and I even did not like "The pursuit of happiness" (maybe also because i did not like the acting of Will's son who is a very bad actor while children usually seems all natural born actors, I saw him also last night in "The day the earth stood still" and I confirmed my sensation that Jaden can't act).
there's so many twists and turns that you can't really decide who your favourite character is, one minute its him then he does something so he's coolest then shes about to do something so shes the coolest then suspense builds up and just as you are about to burst the episode ends and your like noooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!so you have to wait a whole week too see the next episode but it is worth the wait.
All of this comes to an end when the "twist",so to speak, is unraveled at the very last minute of the movie.
O my gosh... Just give me a minute to breath.
I enjoyed each minute of it and guessed the ending half way through the movie -- but that did not disappoint me at all.
This is one of the films that don't stop for a minute, and that is both a wonder and a pity.
There mustn't be a full minute or two without music or someone speaking.
Imperfect, as is to be expected from a film clearly shot on a tight budget, but the drama is involving-- it's one of those films that when it gets repeated ad nauseum on Cinemax 2 or More Max or whatever they call it, you end up watching 40 minute blocks when you're supposed to be going to work.
Several of the characters seemed to be miserable one minute and happy the next and it was left up to your imagination to figure out why.
However, I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this beautiful film.
A note of congratulations for the music is in order A film to watch and savour every minute, not just to see.
I enjoyed every minute watching this movie, and still watch it on a weekly basis.
Don't get me wrong, if transitioned better from the 80 minute mark to the climax and if the final act wasn't filled with sweet music (in fact if it, like the majority of the film, kept the music to the barest minimum and let the disturbing sound effects do their job), it still could have worked and not detract from the film.
I give this film a 10, and I defy anyone to watch this film and not enjoy every minute.
from such cinematic offal as "It's Pat" to the recent 80 minute yawn, "A Night at the Roxbury," many have, no doubt, lost faith that any other snl skit will ever make a successful transition to the silver screen.
the well-written plot maintains audience interest until the very end and while it remains true to the Leon Phelps character introduced in the five minute skit, the storyline allows the character to develop.
It tells us that people around us could have taken different roles in our lives if some minute details were to change.
I had my doubts about it at first but the movie got better and better for each minute.
I would never have thought I would almost cry viewing one minute excerpted from a 1920 black and white movie without sound.
The flaws are minute and I recommend the film, which seems buried sadly forever to rare TV showings.
Only at the last minute does our protagonist let his guard down and so the contrived morality of an eye for an eye remains intact.
The picture covers a lot of ground in its 90 minute running time yet despite no less than three subplots, there is still a feeling that there may be a small portion missing from the story.
The ending is spectacular and the viewers will stay interested and shocked until the last minute.
I was laughing one minute and crying the next and was incredibly touched by this movie.
Enter Broken, and aggressively promoted, twenty minute short with style and enthusiams to spare.
What I got was a wonderful surprise, and one of the funniest 50 minute viewing experiences I've ever had.
Emily Blunt is good but I didn't believe for a minute she was Victoria.
To like this movie at most you must be a)strongly in love (without a marriage) b) acknowledge English humor which is about admiring gallant and witty life situations and not just running gags c) be fairly very intelligent, because authors gave an opportunity to laugh and cry over every single minute of this movie, and only if you meet "b" and "c" requirements, you can recognize and enjoy author's input.
The beginning was a seven minute silent film.
The relationship between Washington and Fanning is wonderfully written and portrayed, I believed every minute.
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