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Normally, I prefer the grand turkeys like "Conqueror" and "Exorcist II."

the past few years i have tried to get a copy of it with out much luck till recently, it cost me a lot but it will always take pride of place in my movie collection.I think the combination of Sam Neil and Peter Strauss was in part the making of this mini series, they are both fine actors and played their parts to perfection, my partner would not have even considered watching something like this normally but sat through it because i had raved about it for so long and when it had finished he had tears in his eyes and said DAM BRILLIANT,he enjoyed it, and was glad that he had taken the time to watch it.

And aside from this episode, the X-Files normally seems to cater to the curious type of audience that wants to actually find out what's going on.

Here he's a husband who's normally under his wife's thumb but who thinks he's developed the ability to hypnotize people.

Normally directors try to rip off good movies, like the guy who directed "The Italian Connection" based on the "The French Connection" (good thinking because sometimes Americans confuse the French and the Italians), or the other fellow who directed the porno "American Booty" based on Sam Mendes' "American Beauty."

Normally, I enjoy the humor of Leslie Nielsen found in the Naked Gun movies.

Normally I'm one to enjoy a mindless action movie regardless of writing, acting or directorial style.

I know sequels normally suck, but they're not supposed to suck THIS much.

Normally I enjoy movies like "The Silver Chalice"(Paul Newman's first feature), in which actors I usually enjoy show that they, too, can be in movies that stink.

Even when I watch a bad film I can normally guess what the director was trying to do, even if he/she failed... but here.... nothing, it's just totally pointless.

Of course this was one these movies your girlfriend make you sit through, which, normally, is ok.

Normally they aren't this flat and usually these films is more determined at which genre it's going for.

Mediocre performances in most roles lend a sense of Acting 101 homework to the whole proceedings, events unfold without any build-up and even normally decent actors have lowed their game here.

Showing situations that would normally shock anyone, though the characters glide through these incredibly awkward scenarios with ease.

I normally don't watch season premiers but then end up loving the show.

(Production values and special effects are not first-rate, but they're definitely more than adequate and comparable to much of what you would normally see on the History Channel.)

Normally, I'm wary of anything that I find in the pages of the Sunday Mail but this (DVD freebie) was a pleasant surprise indeed.

Normally, something that has value is exchanged for either satisfaction or else for utility.

I still try not to think about that, because normally I really admire his work.

I normally appreciate a wide range of humor - everything from the sophomoric to the sophisticated.

The line up for the real World cast is normally this: Black guy, black girl, white feminist girl with hang-ups, macho jerk white guy, wimpy white guy and of course a homosexual.

And I would normally have given this movie an 8 on its own merits, but for being so absurdly original, I gave it an extra point.

The title may sound like this would be a satirical comedy spoof,it sure is not, The director Takashi Miike normally has directed horror film, here he attempts a western, with a decided Japanese flavor.

I don't normally go for those tough dames but her voice and personality she brought to a lot of roles always attracted me.

Normally I am not the kind of person to get mad about a movie.

The fact that The Divine Woman is a silent film really makes the movie stand out from Miss Garbo's other movies, and because it is silent, the passion, sadness, happiness, and all other emotions of the characters shine through more than they normally would in a talking film.

Jason Robards is perfect as Hughes; the normally bombastic actor takes a small role and lets it bloom subtly and beautifully for us, giving the movie a misty hue and making all of Melvin's hopes sweetly credible.

A great balance of relevant humor and teenage emotional tribulation is struck, without so much as a gram of maudlin melodrama, which normally crops up in films of this nature (especially American ones).

normally I just leave a rating.

I don't normally use such mediocre words to describe a movie but nothing else could come to mind.

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