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One of the most moving moments of the show was when they had one of the contestants was a female dwarf but despite her physical limits, she managed to get far near the end of the race.
From the beginning we are pushed into the lives of these four, sometimes three, mostly two, teenagers that love nothing more in life than to talk about sex, getting married, past boyfriends, and historical moments in the past.
Through monotone voices, staged lines, and unrehearsed moments, we follow these girls as they leave college, head to Oregon, and suddenly into California.
This isn't the best comedy ever made but it has its moments.
There were a lot of quiet or dead moments, but those seemed to work out, not only for use as a scene change, but to convey just how bleak, when you really sit down and think about it, most people's lives are.
The film has its moments.
The scene in which our heroine is forced to choose the most beloved toy in a room absolutely crammed with goodies, surely rates as one of the greatest moments in the cinema.
She and the director crafted some wonderful moments.
There were moments of transcendence and many others of what, at the time, seemed like tedium.
There are moments in this film that are perfectly set up for satire yet the scenes are played straight, effectively "dumbing down" the movie.
Though it does have its few moments but those wont last long at all.
Belle helping her friend Chloe from her shell was one of the quality moments of DOOL.
If you want to spend 90 minutes to see a few moments of punch-pulled action atop a windmill, go ahead and take a chance on this cheap flick.
The film does have its moments, especially with Spanky and Bumbo in the kitchen, but overall it reminded me a lot of that standard childhood nightmare of being chased by a gorilla, except not as exciting.
Why the hell would you get out of the car?!), and most importantly, plenty of startling moments that would make me jump out of my seat.
Not only were the moments of humor rare, but the overwhelming lack of motivation left us scratching our heads.
Oh, I suppose there are moments that are so bad they're almost funny, but the intentional attempts at comedy are utterly ridiculous.
I'm being more than generous by giving this one an extra point on its rating for these moments of unintentional humor.
It did have a couple of cool flashback moments, and Christine Moore is easy on the eyes, however, I was struggling to pay attention, since nothing happens!.I got this on a 8 horror movie 2 disc set.
Christine Moore, does good with the lousy script, however she had her off moments, still i liked her, plus she's gorgeous!,but
The acting is up to scratch and especially moments when the captives are in the prison and they really are feeling the pain and torture and still managing to resist the urge to stop it.
This movie is loaded with talented people - Joan Blondell, Roland Young, Carole Landis, Billie Burke, George Zucco, Patsy Kelly, Eddie Anderson, Dennis O'Keefe, Rafela Ottiano, all of whom have their moments to shine.
There are cut-aways during some of the more intense moments of the torture scenes but in many ways this makes things even worse!
Have said all that it does have a few funny moments, especially from Serge.
He has moments that are so right they're eerie.
Streep makes her tremulous and lovely, nervous and chatty while also politely flustered, and there are moments when she's radiant.
The movie here would feature a couple of the characters from the television show as cooks and they provide some comedy and Ernest has his moments.
Director Peter Yates does well at keeping the pace lively, though some of the early moments with Quaid are confusing and the script is weighty with contrivances and red herrings.
It had just the right amount of action, suspense, and even some comedic moments.
The only thing I might change about the movie is the frequent make-out moments between Pierce Brosnan and Salma Hayek.
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