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The making of footage on the flip side of the DVD is equally nifty, because seldom will a film include multiple agonizing takes of key scenes both action and non-action so that you might understand how excruciatingly demanding and exhausting film making can really be.
It's great fun for the whole family, holds up well to multiple viewings, and is one of my favorite movies.
There is no development with any of the multiple characters, and the brief cameos by angelica Huston, Steve buschemi, and john malkovich cannot carry this disaster of a movie.
This randomization means that you can try the same areas of the game multiple times, and it won't be the same.
Dana Carvey also shines, as the clean cut SAAB driver with multiple personalities.
But that shouldn't stop us from enjoying an entirely midget western with multiple ear shattering musical numbers and the barest traces of a plot.
A good message does not mean it is a good movie and one deranged fan who has probably 4 or 5 identities so he could pump up the score and write multiple reviews and say he disagrees with other reviews two or three times, makes for a person that probably should be put in a mental ward.
I also didn't like multiple nationalist statements which have nothing to do with the plot.
Multiple plot lines all jumble together to no satisfactory conclusions.
Multiple Maniacs (1970) was Waters' second feature length film.
I didn't really care for them, at all..they are basically designed after modern urban street characters like a scummy pimp and muscle-freak with multiple piercings.
I watch a lot of horror movies and this is one of the few movies I've seen in the past year or two that actually scared me multiple times.
Multiple references to the film's source, Henry Miller's eponymous novel, don't help much.
However we are also treated to multiple examples of Lenny's hedonism and the choices (perhaps poor, perhaps misguided) that are also to blame for his death.
But, you've got to see it at least twice...once to let your head adjust to the oddness of the story and then a second time to really experience the multiple levels of terror present in this film, both real and imagined, the most palpable being that lying buried in the human soul.
These are the kinds of questions Hiro the main character in this story is asked multiple times throughout the film.
I have watched it multiple times now and enjoy watching it.
From the very beginning I was drawn in, as much as one can be when someone is fornicating with Sarah Michelle Gellar while playing music from multiple boom boxes and smoking a blunt.
There's no scares, no thrills, the acting sucks; with characters shifting personalities multiple times.
I can think of multiple better things to do in 90 minutes than watch this movie, one of them involving your own toenails and a pair of rusty pliers.
The multiple skits which make up this film vary in their level of humor and cleverness; however, almost all of them are at least very funny, and some are downright hilarious.
And the song doesn't improve with multiple listens.
They re-used scenes multiple times and used some cheap stock footage to fill in some time.
This film could easily have been nominated for multiple oscars, for Colbert, Welles, and Brent, screen play, and direction.
This game could have won me over also with multiple endings, but it doesn't go the only route that could have saved it.
Yes, it has a complicated, multiple nested structure of flashbacks into flashbacks, but it is well worth watching even more.
Plus, to add insult to injury, the multiple story lines have no payoff.
In his declining years he wrote his memoirs describing his years of incarceration, his cruel mistreatment and daring, multiple escapes.
I mean, a chick watches this terrible actor drive a truck over her boyfriend multiple times and she THANKS him.
Based on the true crime novel by former cop Joseph Wambaugh (THE NEW CENTURIONS, THE ONION FIELD), this one really packs a punch with the multiple twists and turns.
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