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There are numerous actors who get bottled into their TV persona, but eventually break free to prove they are talented.
The contrived and complex plot is so densely packed into a few lines of dialogue in several scenes and the switches, surprises and reverses are so numerous that for us the film became increasingly incoherent and finally ludicrous.
There are scores of comedies I like and watch numerous times.
Comedic Legends Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor have been paired together numerous times, but this is quite possibly the most memorable of all their comedies as a duo.
So they compromised with Schulz's family, making the latest Peanuts special, "A Charlie Brown Valentine", from a conglomeration of numerous loosely connected comic strips penned by Schulz.
How the hell did this concept for a 'film' get past the numerous vetting stages of production?
The print was dirty, scratched, noisy and had numerous dropouts in the audio.
I refer to the cast as 'actors' because aside from numerous character actors, Duvall being one of the greatest, the film is inhabited by non-actors.
Despite the stringing together of numerous interminable takes, nothing of interest happens and the setting is not particularly inspiring, largely because the director doesn't seem to know where or when to shoot his indulgently wasted footage.
Numerous routines are packed into this film, including "Dress/Undress," "Someplace Else," "Fodder/Mudder," etc.
The story is basically the same as every other giant water monster movie: numerous deaths that happen around the lake, town panics, the sheriff goes in with a bunch of guys to take out whatever is causing them.
But herein we learn that our own U.S. citizens, 'guilty' of only exercising their 1st amendment rights, were treated so harshly that the U.S. would have been in violation of numerous articles of the Geneva Convention had it been in effect at that time.
I enjoyed the movie numerous times.
Another Alarmist film about the fact that one of the numerous types of the earth's resources is actually finite and one day will run out.
This film's intentions are undoubtedly good considering the numerous Hollywood-approved family comedy standby techniques, but the quality of the acting, directing, writing, and cinematography is deplorable.
Here's one of those gloriously godawful "you gotta be kiddin' me!"-type of plodding and maladroit low-rent no-budget psycho sicko gore flicks that played on double bills in numerous drive-ins and grindhouses in the splendidly sleazy 70's.
We're also lucky enough to get flashbacks - numerous, uncountable flashbacks - of the accident.
There are also numerous gratuitous scenes--such as a clumsy dance by unattractive, would-be cowboys in a gay bar, and a song by a singer whose off-keyed wail is so bad you will reach for the mute button.
What's really a shame is that Potter learnt his trade writing numerous screenplays for television: produced on low budgets, they nonetheless aired to a mass audience (in an age of few channels); and it's hard to see where today's young writers have a similar opportunity (or desire) to make challenging drama of this sort.
The production, like The Kid, was stonewalled numerous times with various situations, chief among them was a fire at Chaplin studios and divorce proceedings brought on by his second wife: Lita Grey.
However, unfortunately for Shields, he now finds himself a pariah following his numerous betrayals.
Lucas has said numerous times that he detests directing (this was the first film he's directed in over 20 years since the original Star Wars film), and his contempt for directing shows.
Although there are numerous references to classic kung-fu movies, they don't come across as a tongue-in-cheek homage, but rather a pathetic attempt to legitimise the meaningless content.
Having read many of the reviews on this site I have noticed that numerous people claim that one either understands and loves the movie, or hates it.
Hend Sabry continues her breath-taking displays with a very natural and heart-touching impersonation of Bouthina, the poor little girl who find herself surrounded by a crucial mother asking her to bring money home regardless of how she does so and numerous men trying to use her body to satisfy their sexual desires.
Having seen the film numerous times, I still get more out of it with every viewing.
So, what we get is a true Coen-style black comedy that provides numerous laughs and altogether great entertainment.
While it's hard to take Rock Hudson as a stud since he came out of the closet, you won't care...you'll be too distracted by the numerous up-the-skirt shots of the "Pretty Maids" in the movie (where were the parents during the filming of this??), not to mention Angie Dickenson's take on Mrs. Robinson with the virginal creepy kid.
A movie as inspirational as this deserves that "big screen" look, especially for the numerous (and well shot) football sequences.
There are numerous fine touches: Sterling Hayden picks up a murdered cop's hat and puts it in the ambulance beside his corpse, but he does this as as afterthought without calling attention to the gesture.
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