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3. Naraku comes and does something evil, they nearly stop him but he escapes.
Wow, and is that saying right..."curiosity kills the cat" and it nearly killed me.
It was nearly certain that 1903's "The Great Train Robbery," popularly known as the first movie, would be remade in some form at some point.
Not nearly as shocking as, say "Pink Flamingos" or "Female Trouble", though it is strange enough to hold your attention.
Then once this character had given up everything and risked his life in nearly every scene, lets FINALLY give him the opportunity to hand over the dirty cop and set things straight.
"Syngenor" is nearly unendurable nonsense, made on a shoestring budget and featuring no redeeming elements whatsoever, apart from the over-the-top performance of David Gale.
While I would normally overlook poor physical resemblances to the real life people an actor is portraying, it was nearly impossible to do whilst watching a tall, shrill woman portraying a woman who, in reality, was petite and classy.
When you're going to see 'Into great Silence', do bear in mind that is is a nearly three hour documentary about a hermit order.
The point of movies is to tell a story, but during the telling this viewer nearly fell asleep.
His movies are mostly hit-or-miss gag machines, but this is one of his movies in which nearly every gag works.
I watched the trailer and promptly put the movie back on the DVD shelf where it remained untouched for nearly twenty-one months.
The comedy was mostly clumsy and nearly humorless, which made the whole thing extremely exhausting to watch.
It was somewhat disappointing that much of the action depended on cars and telephones, which are to my mind the most boring of screen props, but nearly everything else in the scenery was interesting and different.
Unfortunately, this one isn't even nearly one of his best.
My nephew nearly fell asleep and never again mentioned the movie after we left, after days of anticipation.
However, the aspect that really brings the movie down is the seriousness that is laid on extra thick in nearly every scene.
Burt Reynolds, as Gator, does not seem nearly as tough this time around.
It also has a fairly original idea that is utilized in nearly every action scene in the movie, and that should be used more often in action films; first you see the aftermath, the crime-scene, the police investigating, counting bodies, etc. After/as the police come up with theories to the crime, we see the actual scene, of the brothers punishing criminals.
Even more funny is the fact, that the Actor of Yor must have been very happy to be in this movie ... because he smiles like an idiot directly into the camera in nearly every stupid scene.
Frequently despairing of ever being listened too, we see Winston go into times of deep depression overwhelmed by the feeling of powerlessness in a nation whose memories of WWI still horrify the populace into desiring peace at nearly any cost.
This film has so many nearly hidden punch lines that it is amazing.
I just saw this one yesterday (on one of those big, cheap DVD sets from "Mill Creek" - thank heaven for that company), and I have nearly the opposite opinion of Bryce David (though maybe for pretty flimsy reasons).
while it's not nearly as mean spirited or creepy as part 2,i still don't think it was as good.the
The fact that I had not seen nearly every Seinfeld episode (which now I have see most of) made this bit of stand up even funnier as I had never heard most jokes before.
Holds interest nearly half the way, however the wrap-up is right off the assembly-line.
Well, in the first film the car flew, performed flips, and was nearly indestructible.
The monster is a guy in a rubber suit, which usually would give you laughs due to the cheese factor, but sadly the monster isn't shown nearly enough to be entertaining.
The story is nearly non-existing.
I didn't think it was possible, but "Evil Dead II" surpasses the original in nearly every way.
"The Dead Next Door" is a nearly plotless exercise in extreme gore.
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