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All good movies, but the rest of the top-grossing movies are usually cliched tripe with non-sensical plots and lots of eye candy.
The setting and the characters are amazing and the plots are great.
True, his films contain more explicit filth and sickness as your average mainstream American production, but his films always are of wide range and the plots are gruesomely morbid.
During the "fake" funeral Blethyn learns of her husbands' infidelities and plots her revenge.
Thanks to the search feature of plots I was able to find out the name of it.
As in all his films, Kubrick likes to use his camera as means to delve into the psychology of his characters and plots.
Sayid plots a plan with Jack to surprise "The Others" in case Michael is double-crossing the group.
If you haven't seen such story before, it is definitely a good experience, you will enjoy the twist at the end...don't forget to watch it again after you know the "truth", you will even more enjoy the plots...
All sorts of minor plots ensue.
One forgives banal plots and stupid unrealistic dialog in opera, but why waste Hayak, Don Sutherland, a beautiful rendition of LA in the 30s, a deus ex machina earthquake that conveniently kills the other woman, and all that beauty on this mediocre turkey where there isn't even any beautiful singing?
A brief look at the plots found here on IMDb will disclose that everything from torture to gun control to the right of a network to provide "Infomercials" and call them news is justified with cute plot twists and impassioned speeches given by some of the best actors in the world.
The other two boys: an overly pouty child prodigy and your stereotypical I'm-a-babe-but-I'm-really-sensitive-inside blonde dreamboat; 2) the film as a whole is depressing and disappointing; 3) Robbie's dreams and episodes are disturbing (acted by Tom Hanks); 4) the inclusion of the beginning love ballads is an odd choice ("we are all special friends"); 5) the weird lines and side plots are not made any better by the terrible acting; and 5) this is a really bad movie.
I can sit home and imagine plots and story lines for free.
If you can get through the first twenty minutes of this mess, you will be treated to Lugosi whipping his lab assistant for disrespecting one of the brides he has murdered, explaining that he finds sleeping in a coffin much more comfortable than a bed, and other vague parodies of real horror films (the kind with budgets and plots).
The plots are identical as is most of the script.
The plots of each character had little relevance.
It is much interesting (since you can almost predict how the story goes) than just either the priest or D. win the game (we need some surprising plots!).
The basic premise of "Miami Golem" most definitely deserves a spot in the top, say, fifty of most demented cinematic plots ever scripted down!
I know top 50 doesn't sound too impressive, but I've seen a lot of really weird films with lunatic plots.
The plots are redundant and the morals are just repeated over and over again.
if you are o.k. with cheesy moral plots and don't mind watching a movie that vastly misconstrues Whitman.
It's got some laughable acting, not to mention one of the stupidest plots ever.
One of the most peculiar oft-used romance movie plots is this one: A seriously messed-up man falls in love with a terminally ill woman, who turns his life around before dying.
The main villain was used to explain the story through interrogation, he would just throw random plots in such as (spoiler) "CTX (his designer drug)is going to be in the water supply" which is never addressed in the conclusion or even mentioned again in the movie.
terrible acting and terrible plots.
Some of the plots are too fictional and could hardly take place in the real world.
Too make a long story short, Dave plots to hunt down Mary (the old gal friend) and kill her...err...I mean confront her.
"Gymkata" is a ridiculous action movie, filled (or is that empty?) with paper-thin plots, dumb characters, and preposterous situations.
A wealthy upper class English woman schemes, plots and manipulates everyone around her for her own satisfaction.
The plots that have been picked up from the original, don't look effective either.
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