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Her constant whining voice grated the nerves!
And Richard Lewis gets on your nerves very quickly; but then I honestly don't like him at anything he does.
The make-up effects are okay, the gore is VERY minimal (PG rating), and the extremely irritating characters are focused on way to much, which really got on my nerves.
Well, this stripped my nerves raw, they got that right.
One night he meets a man in a bar, Bill, who is having a drink to soothe his frazzled nerves after accidentally killing his daughter's junkie boyfriend and he lets that slip to Joe.
Her program provides enlightenment to your visual sense, auditory sense, and sense of feeling through a rich, luminous ambient backdrop, light-hearted, casual, yet engaging topics, eye-pleasing, appetite wrenching meals, and her hearty smile and laugh, which will simmer down anyone's nerves.(Sense of smell and taste are rewarded when you test out the recipes in your own kitchen and among your own family and friends).
Geri Reischl is actually decent as the daughter, she was somewhat likable, and only got on my nerves a couple times, i rather liked her.
I really liked Portia de Rossi as Carolyn, but Jacqueline Bisset's voice grated on my nerves.
Susan Sarandon's character hammers at all the nerves which a narcissistic parent is capable of touching in an insecure adolescent.
pretty impressive visually though the kid got on my nerves at the end (watch out of the cars!)
The Score and its opines), one has to have nerves of steel.
Terry Kinney plays James, a Junior High principal, and will quickly get on your nerves with all his whining and feel sorry for me role.
Spencer Breslin is fantastic as the younger version of Russell, he was very funny and didn't get on my nerves once, he is one of the better child actors out there!.
And at least for once, Jean Dujardin's style (which can get on many people's nerves) complies perfectly with the character he plays.
The fact that his brother's & sister kidnap, imprison & murder people in the basement doesn't help relax or calm Francis' nerves either.
It starts to grate on your nerves, along with the shaky sound, candid- camera style photography and melodramatic story.
Music that grinds on the nerves like fingernails on a blackboard, acting that is so zombielike it was a shame to waste the cast by not making a second movie; casting everyone in it as true zombies---with the cast of Sabrina the Teenaged Witch as the heroes... a movie so downright awful that if "stoners" were still around it might be considered a cult movie---but, oh so amateurish, the scripts might as well have been carried around by the actors, their lines read as they slowly shuffled through the movie---banal, illogical sets modeled after LA subdivisions, props straight from ToysRus! Was a movie ever made that is so completely and totally inept??? Logic flies to the wind in this plodding, senseless, pointless and with a "monster" so stupid and uncoordinated that it couldn't catch a turtle in an icebox---lowcut, leggy---and amazon!
This is just dull intellectualism, that grates on the nerves pretty quickly.
The constant left-wing dribble could have gotten on my nerves had I not been prepared for it beforehand; Sutherland muses aloud to his family and friends about potential movie ideas for his next film, and most of these ideas are either about blacks or Indians (needless to say, he would be welcomed with open arms in today's Hollywood).
The plot sounds vaguely interesting ... a scientist (Bateman) discovers how to transplant animal eyes and optic nerves into other animals, like humans.
I left the theatre screaming after about 40 minutes in search of a stiff drink to soothe my nerves.
I know that movies aren't necessarily supposed to mirror reality, but this one got on my nerves.
Begins quite promisingly, with a still-relevant probe into an airplane explosion, however the melodrama involving James Stewart and wife Vera Miles just gets in the way (Miles had a habit of playing tepid wives under duress, and her frayed nerves arrive here right on schedule).
I couldn't care less about any of the characters; Susan Walters was so annoying, and the leading actor (forget his name) also got on my nerves.
For the first half of the movie the little girl grated on my nerves.
As an Arab suicide bomber, disguised in skullcap and American t-shirt, wanders through the landscape in search of his target and his nerves, Haim transcribes his girl friend's life as she films her documentary and incorporates himself and his actors' lives during rehearsals.
People with a weak stomach or tangled nerves are advised to stay away from this film, because the cruelty and shocks featuring in "Dog Bite Dog" can easily cause nausea.
I enjoyed watching Cliffhanger, at the beginning when that woman (Sarah) was full of terror when she was slipping, i thought that was a terrifying scene as i would think that when you see that see, your nerves in your body get to you because it makes you get full of fright and your heart beats faster.
I had to smoke several "emergency" cigarettes along the way to calm my nerves!
But that doesn't mean that the ending wont pull your nerves, cause its pretty good.
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