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I just think its another way for film companies to cheat the paying customer.
If you are being dragged to this movie, and someone is paying for you....fine.... but its still going to be more painful than a brick in the forehead.
However, if you're planning on paying your own hard-earned money, search out a better alternative.
I really have nothing more to say, since i was only paying half attention,because it was so incredibly boring however it did pick up a tiny bit towards the end.
Poor woman working and paying the bills while he screws the baby sitter.
The movie is worth watching if you want to get a sense of the looks of the City itself, paying little or no attention to the rather weak "plot" and the many twists that require a rather extensive suspension of disbelief.
There's nothing wrong with paying homage to one's heroes.
I don't recommend paying to rent it, maybe you can find a cut down version where the movie starts from the hitch hiker scene.
That description is just to suck people in to buying, renting or paying a ticket to see it.
Burn your money instead of paying for this "phenomenon".
I wasn't expecting them to spend most of the movie paying tribute to Iron Man gray armor.
They certainly did not deserve paying with anything else!
It's worth paying attention to that first hour.
In the event, Dickson was unable to synchronise the playback of sound and image, so this experimental film was never released to paying audiences ... and consequently (unlike many silent films which Dickson made for Edison at this time) it has no official title.
Money was still tight, but I no longer had to choose between seeing a movie in the theaters and paying bills (or eating lunch), and the sense of relief and gratitude I was feeling at the time was enormous.
"Murder Over New York" is an entertaining entry in the Charlie Chan series of films, but if you're paying attention, a lot of plot holes reveal themselves to the observant eye.
He takes people onto his back, he supports an apartment full of other Sudanese, paying the rent, doing everything for other people.
If you don't like filmed plays, you may not like this (after all, plays usually don't look good on TV), but it's a one-man show that will have you paying attention throughout.
The remake loses the most interesting of the three plot threads, that of a farmer whose meager livelihood depends on drugs as a paying cash crop and whose increased involvement with the drug trade in an effort to better himself destroys himself and his family.
All the acting is top-notch and realistic, and the script examines the issue of the death penalty from both sides, paying equal homage to both.
A.W.O.L is quite aptly written by Shane Black, who, as is usually the case, plays with the genre both paying homage to the stories pulp sensibilities, while simultaneously winking at the audience and never taking itself too seriously.
These were Wood's light weight coinage, not good for face value in paying taxes and official debts.
If you don't laugh throughout it, you must not have been paying attention.
I tuned in based on my high regard for the stars and was rewarded by seeing a movie far better than the ones I've been paying to see in theatres recently.
As long as you don't mind paying a little more attention than you normally might for other films, this is one of the best "thrillers" you'll ever see.
Every once in a while I think about having the cable company take off my Movie channels but when you stumble across great ones like this you know why it is worth paying extra for them.
The story and execution of this ingenious film are perfect, and it is clearly paying homage continually to both Hitchcock and Buster Keaton.
Depardieu brings his Gallic charm and Katherine Heigl shows all the promise that is now paying off.
I will admit I possibly missed tiny moments when I wasn't paying proper attention, but I got enough of the story to agree that it is a great family film, from director Lionel Jefferies, who played Grandpa Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Hollywood, I hope your paying attention.
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