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But none of them are nearly as intense, well choreographed or as fast as the ones in Kiss of the Dragon.
What stands in my mind is how, eight to ten minutes before the end of nearly every episode, the society on a new planet encountered by the Alphans ends up being destroyed, usually at the hand of Commander John Koenig, because what it seeks does not meet with the life Alphans are used to.
titles) of 1971 is not nearly one of my favorites from Bava, it nonetheless deserves a solid rating of 9 out of 10. "A Bay Of Blood" is not quite as beautiful and moody as some of Bava's other films, and, to me personally, it is not quite as fascinating either.
It wasn't a bad film by any means, but it wasn't nearly as good as it could have been considering it featured Dracula, the baddest vampire of all time.
I laughed so hard watching this movie I nearly killed myself.
She threatened to quit nearly a dozen times!
Based on an H.G. Wells story, the film's third act laughably tries sneaking in sort of an "Invasion of the Body Snatchers"-type plot twist--and one is nearly inclined to give the picture some extra points for its moxy.
It is a mean spirited, fantasy film at times, but sometimes you laugh harder after you've been scared nearly to death.
Nearly every cliché is offensive.
He always describes such horrors in his story that they are nearly impossible to duplicate by building them or using computer graphics.
My first reaction to Babylon A.D. was that it's not nearly as bad as its own director, Matthieu Kassovitz, has been claiming it is, although that reaction came to me before I got to the end of the movie.
It's this kind of thinking in Hollywood--that a younger, slimmer man would be a better catch for Demi Moore than a balding, chubby guy like George Dzundza--that sinks most romantic comedies, and nearly does this one in as well.
'Standing Still' begins so slowly it took us nearly half an hour to decide that the movie was possibly intended as a comedy rather than a very long cigarette ad.
It was a wonderful black comedy, nearly an old fashioned French farce.
Considering so many men of Peter's era were lost to the AIDS crisis, THAT MAN is an 'essential': a filmed document of a time in queer history nearly lost.
That didn't turn out to matter though, because nearly the entire contents of the first film have been conveniently spliced in to this flick.
Man" is a slow-paced Spanish shocker that contains some graphic gore.The film is also extremely stylish and the atmosphere of decay and frustration is simply overwhelming.It certainly gained some notoriety as a former video nasty in the UK,but it's nowhere nearly as explicit as for example Lucio Fulci's gorefests.However the most interesting fact is that Eloy de la Iglesia was one of the major directors to push Spanish censorship boundaries with this film and a number of powerful gay-oriented films like "El Diputado" or "Los Placeres Ocultos".So if you are a fan of Spanish horror give it a try.8 out of 10.
Joan Crawford's least likable character could be the one she played in this film, as a controlling and vindictive woman of wealth who runs and ruins (or nearly ruins) the lives of all those whom she has relationships with in her large southern plantation mansion.
For those easily offended, please take note that the children, portraying the title characters are nude for nearly the entire movie.
Nearly all of them were very good, but STINGEREE was a dog--a film better left lost!
It's nearly impossible to make a first feature film.
It's nearly impossible to make it good on as tight a budget as this was obviously shot on.
However, at points the film loses itself amid some of it's lengthy, nearly plotless sequences.
Next, when I saw the opening sequence was nearly identical, I started to get worried that the original had been remade and destroyed by Hollywood.
"Evil Dead II" is not nearly as good as the original in my opinion.
The lame acting by nearly all thespians (Sharon Lawrence starts off well but loses her believability, too) does not help matters, either.
In the end, however, the efforts were nearly all for naught.
The story was not nearly so compelling as, let's say, Slingblade, nor the characters especially endearing.
It has been at least fifteen years since I saw a movie so bad that I nearly walked out on it (I did, in fact, walk out on 'Short Circuit 2').
I thought this production was very satisfying dramatically and nearly as satisfying musically.
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