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Of course, that plan backfires in the mother and daughter's faces shortly after their new adjustment due mostly to the racked-up guilt that the young woman has for not being a real mother to her child, and instead having her own mother build up a facade around the actual truth of the situation just to save face of both her mother's and her own, also for not telling the baby's birth father her reasons for running out on him was that she was pregnant and scared and finally because of the interest a childless sex-education/sociology teacher (played by Jane Krackowski), herself trying desperately to become a mother with little luck, takes in her seemingly odd situation eventually forcing Panabaker to reveal the truth behind it leaving her character wondering if putting her baby up for adoption wouldn't be the best answer to her and her family's pressing problems.
Good points: Story: The story is one of the best in the series and is mostly what i play the game for.
The past scene mostly focused on Scrooge's romance with Belle, and the present scene had Tiny Tim and family, and a scene with Fred.
It's mostly just a rehash of the first film.
As she uncovers the mostly gross secrets of her uncle's life and building, she begins to lose her mind under the strain, though someone in the background might be after her, as well.
It was funny and the acting was mostly above average.
In a time when being gay is mostly viewed as a normal part of our societal fabric (current Administration and Red States notwithstanding)this film seems to me to elude the "gay film" classification.
I blame this mostly on the directing as the lines ALL seem to be forced.
In a sense, this movie is interesting, but mostly intense.
People who eat gourmet all their lives would mostly likely be put off by junk food, just as people who watch nothing but Bruckheimer films will be unsure of what to make of this (because they're stupid).
there are very few of these kinds of skinheads around and mostly referred to as boneheads.
the funny thing about skinheads is that the subculture is from the Jamaican rude boy culture mostly a black subculture.
The film has a couple of funny moments, but is mostly forgettable.
I sat through it mostly out of respect for Blank's prior film 'Sex, Drugs and Democracy', which was interesting.
I just wanted to let some of the negative posting people about the movie Indigo on here know that the movie was mostly made for the Indigo children, not necessarily for the rest of us.
Mostly it focuses on hokey special effects and a few watered-down action scenes to fill up screen time.
Not a documentary in the traditional sense but mostly a plot less 60 minute expedition in the deep recesses of a wartorn desert that lets the grandeur of its visuals see it through with Kubrickian aplomb.
When I was a teenager I used to watch a lot of Cirio Santiago's war/action flicks like "Equalizer 2000","Nam Angels" or "Last Stand at Lang Mei".His cheaply made but highly energetic movies were popular during VHS revolution in Poland."Demon of Paradise" tells the story of Hawaiian fishing community terrorized by a man sized amphibious monster.I consider myself very tolerant when it comes to rating and reviewing Z-grade trash,unfortunately "Demon of Paradise" is simply dull.There is no gore and the bloodless killings are mostly off-screen.Admittedly Hawaiian landscapes are beautiful and the music is fine,but "Demon of Paradise" is a misfire.4
After hearing mostly negative comments about this film, I was impressed.
Mostly told in a conventional flashback like "A Woman's Secret".
This movie was mostly shot in the "RoadRunner" cartoon style with the students from the Military Institute playing the part of "Wile E. Coyote".
The things done are mostly scripted and very repetitive.
As for the fight scenes, since this is really what it's all about, they are mostly average.
The adults mostly do quite well and there is a brief appearance from David Naughton for horror buffs to chuckle at.
The actors are stiff -- probably mostly due to the director, as they never, ever move.
In the same room, nearby, there is a boxing match going on, mostly ignored or perhaps taken for granted.
We get poor framing, from a generally stationary position, and the shots linger on much longer than they should, while the performers, except for the literally cold-hearted princess, are in constant motion, mostly broadly gesticulating and doing some knockabout nonsense.
This shouldn't be in the comedy category, it's mostly drama.
A few of these former military pilots get together to deliver war-surplus aircraft to their new (mostly civilian) owners, and these deliveries take them around the world.
Yes it is a movie about sexuality and religion, but it's mostly about choices and healing.
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