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I personally thought that I would be in for a pleasant surprise but low and behold I was mistaken.
Am I mistaken or was Hayden Christensen just playing the same character fomr Life as a House?
At the surface level a narrative of lost love, mistaken identity, family tragedy, life/death and tulips.
When I first found it, I thought maybe it was an "advanced" copy of the hell ride coming out soon, but I was very mistaken.
While traveling to find her, with his group of hilarious sidekicks, he gets mistaken for a C.B.I agent whose code name is Baadshah who is on a mission to save Chief Minister Gayetri Bachchan (Rakhee Gulzar) but has already been murdered by a band of thugs working for Suraj Singh Thaper (Amrish Puri) who is financing the assassination attempt.
This is just one more of Hope's mistaken identity comedies, and not a particularly good one.
" The story is of a couple of window washers, (Bud Abbott and Lou Costello) who are mistaken for a delivery service, entrusted to deliver $50,000 to Nick Craig, a dangerous bookmaker (Joseph Calleia).
Every single memorable sequence from "Predator" is copied here (from the skinned corpses hanging upside down from trees to the mistaken killing of a wild boar instead of the enemy) and even most of the dialogs are literally re-used.
The other is a man whose father leaves him a fortune providing he marries the girl of his father's choice whom he has never met and who is nearly murdered as he comes to meet her, another man who dies is mistaken for him, allowing him to assume a new identity and observe her from a distance.
However, he was mistaken.
Moreover, taking the first step starts the clock on others' trust and confidence that the next steps will in fact be taken, or else risks creating the false impression that the failure to achieve a particular goal reflects mistaken (or irrelevant) intentions, not inadequate execution.
But this conservatism should not be mistaken for violent radicalism, as America, unfortunately, has done.
They may be as mistaken about Brazil as world football experts were earlier this summer.
Here, the psychoanalyst resorts to theory, and tells me that I am mistaken.
Even when mistaken policies reduce its attractiveness, America’s ability to criticize and correct its mistakes makes it attractive to others at a deeper level.
But the regime’s deviousness should not be mistaken for irrationality or madness.
Yet this reasonableness was mistaken, as was demonstrated by last week’s European summit in Berlin.
First, the belief that such a policy produces more equality is mistaken.
It is now clear that they were sorely mistaken.
Those who predict that a Moon presidency will disrupt South Korean relations with the US and Japan are surely mistaken.
But if central bankers think that today’s inflation is simply the product of short-term resource scarcities as opposed to lax monetary policy, they are mistaken.
But, while many have seen the scares provoked by spiking food prices in recent years as an opportunity for investment, opportunities should not be mistaken for solutions.
Bush is similarly mistaken.
But that inference is seriously mistaken.
Thirty years ago, the Afghan mujahedin were mistaken for friends of the West when they fought their country’s Soviet invaders.
Fortunately, Stanislav Yevgrafovich Petrov of the Soviet Air Defense Forces recognized these as false alarms, preventing a mistaken nuclear retaliation.
However, anyone who believes that the courtroom drama in the provincial capital of Jinan will determine the trial’s outcome (the verdict and sentence will be announced in September) is seriously mistaken.
But this is a mistaken strategy.
The main driver of excessive lending and leverage is a mistaken view of risk that is shared by everyone.
Similarly, mistaken beliefs are often a problem: for example, diabetes is referred to colloquially as “sugar,” and diabetics can erroneously believe that curbing sugar intake is the only thing they need to do.
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