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The cast is excellent including Matthau whom I do not normally care for.
However this normally shouldn't matter as the comedy should carry a film like this.
...and normally i don't like surprises!! Watch this movie by chance in a motel in South Africa second week of a three month motorbiking holiday in ZA.
"For a Squadron Leader - normally the only guy trained and equipped for navigation in a squadron and very hard to replace - to risk an expensive plane and himself to pick up a crashed fellow pilot, no matter how close a friend he is, in the face of oncoming enemy troops, is hard to believe, especially when they both have to share a cramped Spitfire cockpit - two into a Skyraider, OK, but a Spit?! Come on, this part of the film is a Biggles adventure, not fitting a film that one is supposed to take seriously!"
Even an actor as normally straitlaced as Michael Redgrave once brought some moody charm to a portrayal of W.B. Yeats.
I'll be brief: I normally hate films like this venomously ... but there is just something about this one that just draws me in and won't let me go.
I don't normally go out of my way to watch romantic comedy, and maybe I will in the future after seeing Return to Me.
I normally find Shore's shtick kind of tired, but he is very funny in this movie.
For "Anywhere But Here," she sheds her god-awful makeup and she acts normally.
Normally, I do not review online, but it's Saturday and I'm trapped in my room, on a rainy day with nothing to do but watch sci-fi movies and Xena: Warrior Princess (I can't get the damned 'Joxer the Mighty' song out of my head, it's been there for the past ten years or so, just pops up randomly when someone(me) does something idiotic).
It wasn't hyped at all by the studios, nor did I even hear about it's release from my normally plugged in friends.
Although, this may be a bit more on the religious side of things than we would normally expect.
I normally can't stand Frankie Muniz but he is just fine here.
Also, normally I am not into that music, well sometimes.
I normally don't comment on movies on IMDB, but in this case I feel like I should.
Many funny scenes about the people that you don't normally pay attention to in a movie and what they have to do to get work and what happens once they do.
The brilliant stylings of Fred Willard, the understated performances of so many others, which is a characteristic not normally associated with Americans or American actors.
Normally I try to avoid Barbie films, but this one was unmistakably awesome.
As long as you don't mind paying a little more attention than you normally might for other films, this is one of the best "thrillers" you'll ever see.
However, as someone living with cerebral palsy (albeit less severe than Michael, one of the main characters in the film) I don't wish to give this film a 'free pass' just because it tackles a subject that's rarely approached; and when it is, is normally treated with po-faced seriousness.
The acting is pretty much what you would normally expect from this type of movie... Elwes is a great comedian, and makes a good Robin.
A humorous voyage into the normally somber funeral business.
They are very smart and very arrogant which is normally not a bad thing, but it just doesn't work here.
The forward-backward motion of the storyline was well-done, and normally I don't enjoy movies with the flash-back/flash-forward effects.
First half of the movie scared the hell out of me and normally I'm not easy to scare, but second half of this thriller didn't work quite a well, but still very scary!
Normally I would like low-budget movie but this was just a waste of time and almost made me want to return the set that it came on.
Laughable "script", performances that wouldn't pass muster in an elementary-school Christmas pageant, inept "action" scenes, confused direction by the normally competent documentary director Louis Clyde Stoumen--who is apparently not quite sure if he's making a comedy, a philosophical treatise on the futility of war or a leering T&A (by early 1960s standards, anyway) travelogue of Eve Meyer's magnificent body--and a general air of shoddiness and incompetence.
Normally when I go on a raid of the local Hollywood Video I head towards the B-Horror movies.
I wouldn't normally write a comment on-line, but this is the worst movie I've ever seen.
I normally like or can at least find a redeeming factor in a movie, but this one is an exception.
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