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Here Mia visits her parent for the birthday of her father, a which occasionally always have some kind of tragedy, the question is just what will it be this year, and you will be surprised...
Besides the "Four Leaf Clover" skit, at the end there's a highly amusing music segment with Ken lip-syncing his own recording of "Just You, Just Me" while dancing with suit and briefcase around the city with occasionally a cop (co-writer Lane Sarasohn) joining in.
Chuck, Ned, and Emmerson along with Olive and occasionally the dog solve multiple murder mysteries with the assistance of Ned's special gift of bringing dead people back to life.
The CGI ships are fantastic, as well as the space battle scenes... On the negative side, I could tell in the earlier episodes (and even occasionally in the newer ones) that some of the actors/actresses are not quite comfortable in their roles, but once again, this doesn't take away from the overall experience of new interpretations of Star Trek.
An occasionally surrealistic thriller that will push most people's buttons., the 4th Man is sure to offend anyone with a taste for the politically correct.
We can easily forgive that she is a bit eccentric and talks a blue streak, for her sincere, intelligent remarks are occasionally penetrating.
Clever and occasionally very nasty dialog is delivered with gusto by Brosnan and the slow building friendship between these two different individuals is completely convincing all the way.
Only occasionally is the music the sole focus of the film: the vast majority of the time the music is set to various dances, often flamenco, but not always.
Occasionally, we are treated to a play or movie which deals with that far-off, ghostly frozen graveyard.
My husband tends to reread it occasionally, and I myself have read it over and scenes of the movie keeps coming to mind.
This continues with the tradition started by "II" of letting the plans work out occasionally.
Yes, this IS a horror anthology film and it was a lot of fun! That's because although the film clearly was horror, some of the stories had a light spirit--and there were even occasionally a few laughs.
Director Michele Lupo, working from an absorbing script by Sergio Donati and Luciano Vincenzoni, relates the neat story at a constant brisk pace, sustains a suitably gritty, but occasionally lighthearted tone throughout, and stages the rousing action set pieces with considerable rip-snorting brio (a rough'n'tumble jailhouse shower brawl and a protracted mondo destructo car chase rate as the definite thrilling highlights).
It's sometimes erotic, sometimes disgusting, and occasionally funny.
It's so nice to occasionally see films that are perfect tens.
I don't think Vigilante Force is on video but it occasionally shows up on TV.
In the grand tradition of Disney, inferior sequels are made, and occasionally TV series featuring the adventures of minor characters from their biggest hits.
Okay, I'll admit it--I am a goof-ball and I occasionally love a really silly comedy.
I occasionally get sick of romantic comedies, but the other kind of chick flick--namely, the kind having to do with that pure, gushy family love--I just can't get enough of.
As for Roland Culver, he ambles through this film as if he were on a golfing holiday, occasionally wrinkling his brow in order to suggest he may have thought of something, and once in a while uttering a platitude to remind us that this is a talkie (or perhaps to wake the audience up).
The early 70s fashions and hairstyles were horrific, the acting uneven, the topics dated and Moore occasionally overacted.
I do occasionally like to watch "rubbish" films, like the random Airline disaster...
An occasionally amusing, often confusing, gleefully profane 70's movie that hasn't really aged well.
There's a few good moments between actors, and occasionally you can get the tension of the cat-and-mouse game of the two snipers.
Occasionally interesting bio about a not-too-intelligent dancer called Isadora Duncan.
This is an art concept; coupling savagery and the ills of man (greed, lust) with the beauty and serenity of nature, with loud shrieks occasionally piercing through the calm.
The first one really wasn't too bad, and even occasionally entertaining, but seriously nobody needed a sequel.
I do play it, occasionally.
Unfortunately, things went downhill from there and it went from being funny bad movie to being a "kind of painful and only occasionally funny" bad movie.
This one hour show was combined and intercut with another and retitled "Power, Passion and Murder" and still shows up on TV occasionally.
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