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His teacher (Sandra Oh) issues an ultimatum: Turn in the paper by the end of the day or take summer school.
Wolf gives him a ride, but Jason leaves his paper behind.
It is visually stunning, and this is a good thing since the dialogue would only take up a page or two of paper.
How could I ask for more..Julie's spoof of "Vogue", entitled "Vague" was hysterical.. "Kelly LeBrock thinks she's great, she's just cold boogers on a paper plate".
To sum it up, I enjoyed the film and the next time your shuffling through the paper for movies, look for show times to "Accepted".
To be brief, the story is paper thin and you can see the ending coming from a mile away, but Gene Kelly, Rita Hayworth, and an impossibly young Phil Silvers keep the movie afloat throughout and at times lift it right up into the air.
With an overwhelming edge in aircraft Goering's Luftwaffe looks unstoppable on paper.
When we first see him, he has caught a headline in the paper the woman in front of him is reading.
I can hardly comprehend why the local paper here in SF said this was a good movie, and wonder WHO posted the glowing review here on IMDb.
On paper, the script seems hopeful, and the choice of actors leaves one with hopes - I liked Pacino in Scent of a Woman and have seen Anny Duperrey and Marthe Keller in several French and other films of the 70s/80s.
A paper thin plot and a few shots of Mrs. Derek in no clothes.
I wiped my ass on a piece of toilet paper and made a better script once.
And how could two people suddenly become master thieves and steal what is probably the best guarded bit of paper in the world?
And also when the clown is looking through that black box paper thing and grabs Mark, he doesn't even look like he's scared even though the clown like grabbed him and started attacking him.
Pacing and plotting is confused and the paper that the script is printed on would have been better used as toilet paper.
Don't drive 40 minutes to the crowded mall, park your car 3 miles away and cry about it the whole walk in, and simply buy wrapping paper.
The dated aspect aside, Jigsaw suffers from many problems, including overwrought acting, silly and stilted dialogue, LSD flashbacks that go on interminably long even after the point has been hammered home in the first 60 seconds, a failure to create any true suspense even though the actual plot is, on paper, a great vehicle to do just that, and an ending that is so trite and predictable (not to mention reminiscent of a lot of bad television shows) that the climax is actually an anti-climax.
Always sounds great on paper when you're splicing up and in a haze of the good stuff you have an inspired idea and see the whole playing out before you like Beethoven's symphonies.
I had quite high hopes for this film, even though it got a bad review in the paper.
Out of all the actors involved in this mess, only Paul Giamatti and Rachel Weisz brings some life to there perspective paper thin roles and that's manly because they are both way too good of actors to be in this film.
The so called security force around this park belongs in toy land: with stupid looking guns, walkie talkies that are useless; and a computer system that ranks with a roll of toilet paper.
None of these people can act - as evidenced by the few vehicles any of them in the entire film appeared in before or since - and all of them look like they have little idea what is going on, pause to remember lines, and have all the conviction of a paper bag.
Even in this state, I couldn't help but notice that Cuba's acting was as flimsy as tracing paper.
Yes, the chemistry between the famous duo is there even when the material is paper thin.
Sometimes, when I'm bored, I like to eat paper.
This film on paper looked like it could possibly be good, after watching though i realised that this film was completely terrible!!
My only good opinion of this is that I didn't waste money on it, it came free with a Sunday paper.
The shame is that on paper this is a cast supposedly worth watching.
After placing a hastily scrawled hateful note on a piece of paper and sticking said paper in the windshield of a car that took up two parking spaces, she finds out the owners of the car are the Rainbow Coilition of villains comprising of a white guy, a Mexican, a Chinese guy & a black.
The guy who played Craig couldn't act his way out of a paper sack.
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