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The silly factor is major here, which normally is fine, but it doesn't work here.
This is the worst Troma movie I have ever seen and I normally love Troma films.
Normally, I find Vincent Price comforting.
I rented it because the actors in it are normally first rate, well they were terrible and the directing was ridiculous.
I wouldn't normally allowed him to watch this kind of movie, but it was not said in a derogatory manner.
I normally dislike CG animation.
The script is poorly written enough to make Irene Bedard, normally a great actress, seem wooden.
normally horror films dont scare me-but this one made me jump a couple of times.
Normally i don't expect much from direct to video sequels of popular teen movies but this one actually surpassed the original in my opinion.
Voice-over is something I don't care for normally, but the elusive nature of the voice-over text in Summer Rain was a major factor in making this film such a pleasure.
What impressed me was the calm factual reasoning/questioning/answering/reviewing without the emotional drama normally associated with going to the cinema.
Normally the host is nice, but Anne Robinson purposely acts nasty and the contestant leaves with nothing but the words "You are the Weakest Link, Goodbye!" Anne Robinson was number 25 on The 100 Worst Britons (for being mean), and she was number 46 on TV's 50 Greatest Stars.
The thing about the sculpture is that it sensitively depicts a dying soldier of the enemy's army, and so is normally taken to represent the ability to have empathy for one's enemy.
I never normally write them, I tend to hate critics cause they don't usually get where the creator is coming from, and they don't create themselves, they just complain about how they could never do it better themselves.
Normally I'd say the same for Jack who's performance in 'As Good As It Gets', was groundbreaking but this time he's just playing The Joker in Batman he's too over the top for such a seriously acted movie.
I normally don't like to give low ratings to art-house films set in Europe with a strong cast.
The action sequences which would normally bail out the movie, are unexciting and stilted.
I normally Like low-budget horrors and slashers like the ones from Troma, but this is a new low.
In addition, the cast, even the normally entertaining Cook, do nothing to raise the believeability level of this sad little film.
What a massive desception this flick is, A movie based around a plot as thick as ice is on a hot-Summer night is usually something you don't want to step on, normally there would be some leverage before the layer breaks but beware step on this and you won't need a peddle you'll be swimming.
Normally I'm the type of person to stay with an anime long after it goes bad, but lately I've completely lost my patience.
In the space of 30 minutes, he normally escapes a couple assassination attempts, beats at least one man to a pulp, flirts with one or more beautiful women, fires off some 50s tough-guy slang, and solves a perplexing mystery.
Consequently, in a mutual fit of self-righteous indignation, they decided on a whim to divorce (normally not a funny plot development, but bear in mind this is one of the best screwball comedies from the 1930s).
He was never a favorite or a serious contender for any awards but his movies are normally entertaining to a degree.
Poirot is weird too and doesn't act normally.
Normally I don't comment on films, until now.
The main character may be a bit boring, but there are some terrific performances by Connery, DeNiro and i even like Garcia, (normally i can't stand the guy).
Normally those gangsters are unable to understand why their lives are so spoiled or why they behave in that way, so with a bit of smartly said words- and that's what Howard did with Bogart- the criminal may reflect a bit of what he is doing or may become lost in his misdemeanours.
Saw it before, and watched it again last night, even though I normally don't watch films twice.
Normally, I like to go into the plot, acting, direction of even the worst movies.
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