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Particularly Eric Alegria is pitiable in his first and only lead role as the overly ambitious employee of Animal Control.
Now what he really still needs is inspiration and talent in order to come up with an actually worthwhile scenario rather than the overly pretentious and wannabe convoluted crap he penned down here.
I see that the majority of the comments so far have been if not overly positive, then at least positive.
Supercraptastic slasher fare, which feels overly long at 80 minutes.
I loathed this guy from the moment he stuck his head up (literally), the continual bating of the overly meek Adam becomes annoying, so annoying that you lose belief that the mildest of people wouldn't react by pushing him out of the moving car door... and I thought it was the monster bits that the director was meant to have trouble convincing us of.
Villa is not really a historical figure who I'm overly familiar with, so I won't say much about the historical details of the film.
This is so overly clichéd you'll want to switch it off after the first 45 minutes.
Overly stagey and everyone being the total melodramatic drama queen at every single moment.
The chipmunks are cute...but the storyline is overly obvious.
The lackluster, overly complicated, over-populated story has no arc, no focus point, little excitement, and staggers from one scene to the next with no discernible purpose, other than as a valentine to the supposed and highly doubtful cooperation between the American and Mexican governments on the issue of illegal immigration.
Then there are the overly long 'sex scenes.'
Instead, the film focuses on tedious and overly talkative sequences and loud inappropriate music altered with experimental noises.
Talk about an over-produced and overly complicated way of doing this!
Also, keep your eyes peeled for the scene where Carol (the blond, head sister) attempts to hang her phone up on a soda can (can't believe they didn't reshoot that!)... Other highlights include Adam West's overly dramatic outbursts and the gooey corpses.
It's a bit rambling and overly long, unfocused, and uncomfortably imbalanced between humor and drama.
The film is a 7 out of 10, despite the poor presentation of the DVD, which is overly dark with poor sound.
The two-dimensional characters are so overly serious they actually become endearing, and the movie's silliness is infectious.
I don't intend to sound overly endeared with this film - it wasn't "groundbreaking" in any sort of way - but it was a film worth seeing.
Just as he is thinking everything is perfect he is noticed by a real skunk, not just any skunk but the overly amorous Pepé Le Pew.
If Family Guy offends you or you simply don't get the humor, unfortunately this show is making fun of you and the masses of overly religious, dull, and politically correct people in America.
To be completely honest this movie wasn't overly gory, it does contain some gore, though, but was more on the psychological side.
The ending is also overly dramatic, for a Hitchcock film.
Thought I was going to be bored with the story of two sister's and a mother who is overly protective of her daughters until they meet up with Robert Cummings, (Ridley Crane) who has the reputation of being a millionaire playboy who has plenty of gals and is a heavy drinker who parties all the time.
It is rare when a film-maker takes the time to tell a worthy moral tale with care and love that doesn't fall into the trap of being overly syrupy or over indulgent.
It opens with your cliche overly long ship flying through space.
The couple, brilliantly played by Judith Ivy and Bill Raymond are overly hospitable and, it turns out, a prostitute and and her pimp.
A beautiful woman, a backwoods, inbred monster man, a super sweet monster truck, a road kill zombie brother and 2 friends...one anal retentive, overly sensitive nerd and the other a foul mouthed, adolescent slob.
This is simply a good ole fashioned western..not overly complex or long.
It's inspirational, and even though some parts are a bit overly sentimental, that is easily forgiven.
Rooney is OK as her trainer, although he has some overly melodramatic moments.
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