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Taylor and Andrews have some good moments as she struggles to remain a faithful wife in spite of he marital difficulties with Finch.
It has it's moments but they are few and far between.
While this outing certainly doesn't live up to its predecessor, it does have more than its share of memorable moments.
The first 3 were great and the others had their moments, but this new BETA HOUSE is one of the worst movies I have ever seen.
While the original First Blood had its far-fetched moments, it was at least exciting in parts.
Also, if I recall, there's some pretty interesting pseudo-lesbian moments.
The last seven owners were mysteriously murdered here and the credits montage gleefully exhibits their final moments.
First of all I'd like to say that I did enjoy the Wayans brother Scary Movie (1) and the sequel had it's moments.
He had some big moments in his career but he also made some poor choices and this is definitely one of them although made later in his career.
This film does not really have a lot to offer, but it provides several hilarious moments that are well-worth a watch.
whatever it did have some hilarious moments.
There are several funny moments, and some interesting points, but don't go into this expecting an even-handed discussion of religion.
Drawn to her innocence and simplicity, Shahid agrees to the marriage barely moments after he's met her at her home in Madhupur, and the young lady in question Amrita Rao seems equally floored by her charming suitor.
Will Ferrell's wrestling fetish provides the only (briefly) humorous moments.
That horse lather sure looked awful phony to me and the obvious tire tracks in those desert tracking moments- just lazy.
The characters ultimate moments of misery all reach a climax at the same point, and if the glum story isn't enough, Aranoa washes the tale over with a visually grey and grimy colour palette.
Overall, a few smiley moments but a horrible movie in terms of acting(except for Schwartzman) and subject.
Actually there are some positive moments in this film; Charlie Spradling gives a decent performance.
There were two moments in this film that made me shudder, both involving an unexpected hand, and after Oodishon (another Miike Takashi one, this one from 1999) had me tingling all over for hours after seeing it, and all of the films this steals from were actually scary, I can't see this film as anything other than a sell-out to the western popularity of the big Japanese horror films.
Worst of all there are so many awkward moments it's just truly hilarious.
Flawed as it is, Cimino's "Heaven's Gate" has some moments of genuine wonder and is a film I'd sooner watch again.
I've now just realised that by watching this film I have lost valuable precious moments of my life I will never get back.
There are some great moments, mostly due to the amazing special effects and to the very idea of an invisible man stalking the streets.
There are some spooky moments but there aren't enough of them to make me ever want to see this movie again.
I don't even want to imagine the excruciating pain those innocent and defenseless living beings felt in those horrific moments... Jesus... What kind of ''human'' would torture them like that for no reason, or just for money?
NO ONE experiences moments like this--no one.
There have been some low moments in my life, when I have been bewildered and depressed.
I concur with everyone above who said anything that will convince you to not waste even a briefest of moments watching this amazingly amateurish movie.
After reading glowing reviews (the Director was a film reviewer with Sky for years so must have a lot of mates in the press ready to do him a favour by writing favorable reviews) I expected solid acting, atmosphere, suspense, strong characterization, an intriguing plot development and poetic moments.
The are sequences involving a little bit of animation, repeating lines twice in different perspectives, and changing speeds for moments, and all of these are irritating to the point of confusion and boredom, making it a silly crime drama.
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