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The other thing that I love about the movie is that there is not one second of wasted film, every scene has definite purpose and it holds your attention every minute.
I might go back again and watch another minute of the movie later, while I'm having a cigarette....or maybe it's time to stop smoking...
We see him in some sort of rehabilitation school for about a minute, then a brief meeting with a therapist, (assuming she will be a major character in the piece), who is never seen or heard from again.
Anyways, I'm digressing...the movie is just plain bad...sure there is suspense in this movie, but it's minute.
We all know that Héctor Lavoe wasn't a saint, and his life was indeed a tragedy from when he became famous on... but the overwhelming feeling you get from all real-life sources of information and trivia that have described his life in the past is that, contrary to the despotic, abusive brute portrayed in the film, Héctor's character was way more generous, more people-friendly (I'll talk about this in a minute), pained, multidimensional than what we're fed with through Marc Anthony's interpretation.
As soon as I started to view this film, I knew I was going to enjoy every minute of the entire story.
One of the big American TV-stations follows every minute that the asteroids come closer to earth live, and they used a real newsreader which makes it pretty realistic.
Some may wonder how anyone can say a movie with a ten minute fart joke could have subtle humor, but it does.
I so not buy for one minute the notion that this movie may simply have been "too deep" to appreciate.
You just have to watch her throwing her life away, getting pulled in that turmoil of herself deeper with every minute.
"The Cimarron Kid" was another of Universal's great little 80 minute westerns based on legendary outlaws of the old west.
So Close(2006) is a thrill a minute, edge of the seat, don't blink or you'll miss something, superbly stylised action movie.
Spaceballs is the first spoof movie and Mel brooks movie i saw, and i loved every minute of it.
Everyone else seemed like they were going through the actions that were given to them that minute and trying to remember what exactly they were doing.
It made no since in how it flowed into a movie, they crammed way too many parodies into a 1 hour and 20 minute movie.
It was a thrill a minute with a lot of laughs.
My mom was a big fan of the original, so she taped the new series when it aired and I loved every minute of it.They need to put it on DVD now so everyone can see it that hasn't watched it or wants it in their movie collection like I do.
I just finished watching this film less than a minute ago and I am not entirely sure what it was all about.
You can clearly see that a bunch of star wars conventionists have joined forces to create this farcical 50 minute long drivel.
That 15 minute part right there could've been a movie.
Wait a minute and I will will show you.
Although some clues are kept from the audience, much of each of the 90 minute mysteries can be deduced along with the protag offering an enjoyable "play along" aspect as Foyle slogs toward the inevitable crime busting conclusion.
So there I was, enjoying this weird and weirdly detailed movie with weird animation and a weird mix of styles (including real faces photographed for the expressions), and the credits start rolling when I think, "Wait a minute, is this music Joanna Newsom?"
Each twenty minute story is just long enough to engross and short enough to leave you happy that you didn't waste your time and you're ready for the next.
I'm sure we have all seen long movies we have enjoyed, but this one appears to be a 30 minute movie with 80 minutes of filling, it just has long pointless scenes, that add nothing to nor the movie or the characters, they are just there and you have to watch them.
I don't know if it was the script...or the directing...or the behind the scenes things that the Hollywood Producers did that we don't know about...but I didn't like this film...mainly because I didn't believe it...I didn't believe one minute of this film...everything seemed fake.
The president would not have been allowed to stay at the white house for a minute.
Laugh a minute and unpredictable, Monkey Island gets 11/10.
Just as satisfying as a 90 minute feature, minus all the popcorn in your teeth.
Hooper's strong evocation of the bleak, dusty and desolate Texas backwoods projects a profound sense of dread and unease which never lets up for a minute.
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