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One of the MANY movies that mistakes profanity for powerful dialogue.
I am a former Infantry Officer and was astonished at the number of military mistakes I saw.
I thought Robin Williams was careful on how he picked a film role, but sometimes even the best can make mistakes.
It started off around 1950 as a Ray Bradbury story about a lonely sea monster who mistakes a lighthouse fog horn for the mating call of a possible mate.
There were some obvious small things like editing mistakes that made it clear that not a lot work was put into finishing this but instead it was just put on the movie shelves as soon as it could.
However even God makes mistakes too.
He makes two massive mistakes with the film.
Everyone's entitled to mistakes, I guess.
The mistakes in this movie are too much for one to handle.
I saw all the flaws, all the mistakes.
Don't expect typical Hitchcock touches in this early silent of his called Easy Virture since this isn't even a suspense film but more of a melodrama about a divorced woman who can't escape her past, a past in which her then-husband discovered her painter's infatuation with her, which he mistakes for an affair, and gets shot by him but survives though the painter later commits suicide (which I wouldn't have known about if I hadn't read the synopsis on the DVD case back).
Father Callum decrees that the girls will work in the family dairy to pay for their mistakes.
I guess every great actor makes mistakes, but...ugh!
He mistakes a man with the same coat as his father and after Kevin reassures a flight attendant he's on the right plane, takes his seat ... in a plane heading in the exact opposite direction the rest of his family is going (naturally, no one realizes Kevin's missing until they're in Miami and he's in NY).
The dialog is written for a comic book and there are so many small logic mistakes it really distracted from the story.
There are so many obvious mistakes in it, but the simplicity and sweetness of the story make up for the horrible outfits that Drew Barrymores character, Julia wears.
Other than these minor mistakes, 'Jacked Up' is an enjoyable film.
So many mistakes happened.
The other story was boring, the characters was such a mess, and it was plenty of narrative mistakes: occurred at present time and it's about a journalist who travels (along with his husband, her brother in law and the girlfriend of that one) to that small village in order to investigate the incident and take some pictures.
She will make some big mistakes, yet in the end, the Prince will see all past that and say that he loves her, and live happily ever after.
But the years of experience of catching criminals that made mistakes which lead to their being caught has given Foster a perfect plan for an "1,200,000" heist.
Granted, GSN appears to have learned a little bit from its early mistakes and the later episodes have guests with broader appeal and somewhat toned-down, sophomoric sexual commentary.
It's not unusual that people comment on a movie like they're looking for mistakes in the plot, or searching very deep for the weakest points in it, just to give a so-so-rating.
The dialog and actors leave you to believe they were selected minutes before the shooting and given no script as they make quite a few mistakes.
Season 3 was a very ruff one, were mistakes and chance are all the time, 4 was just human, and 5... Well, 5 has not shown up yet down here at Mexico, but I have heard that is good.
Director Sorak seems to get the right lessons from the mistakes in G.O.R.A., or may be he fares better since 'Sinav' (The Exam) is his own project.
In my opinion it makes no sense to waste one's time watching this picture, since it is completely idiotic with a lot of bad dialogs and other mistakes.
How could you make so many mistakes in it?
In 1464 Dracula was already in prison, his first son name was Mihnea, in 1456 Iancu Huniade died and the sultan that imprisoned the boys was Murat II!!and this are only the biggest mistakes.
But money can't buy you brains: learning nothing from their real mistakes, they still throw logic to the wind at every opportunity, this time working from a script by Jim Vance, the first movie's hipster boyfriend.
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