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Bill may live in a trailer park, and just about have given up on life, but he is the owner of a small fortune ($280,000 to be precise) and the touching but potentially exploitative relationship between the two men lies at the heart of the film.
The 1978 adaptation had all the ingredients of a potentially wonderful film.
"The China Syndrome" launched a whole string of films about the potentially devastating effects of misused nuclear power, a black cloud of paranoia that would hang over America for much of the Reagan years.
The subject matter of this film is potentially depressing: a man about thirty, with no job, little education, three kids from a failed relationship, living in his parents' house, but with a dream of directing feature films.
It turned movies with potentially good plot and feelings and turned them into a big, substance-less light show for innocent kids and the self-medicated.
This comedy also helps prepare the way for Lili's conversion from uncritical acceptance of a duty to the German state to acceptance of the reality of what she is doing and potentially what she may be causing.
Director Mark Lamprell dealt with the potentially sob-inducing subject matter in a way which was humorous and refreshing.
One True Thing rises above its potentially schlocky material to give us a view of a family of complex relationships and flawed, real people.
George Zucco is present as a potentially villainous High Priest but isn't used to his full advantage.
Also, the ending goes on forever, making a potentially tense climax seem silly after a while with Barbara Bach screaming and screaming.
A WASTE of a potentially interesting movie.
This is potentially a very good story, but it fails to hit the mark.
There probably are two potentially interesting films here neither of which are well developed.
The moral dilemma faced by the main character is an intriguing one, but due to poor writing and casting this potentially winning premise is plundered.
Disappointment because the storyline was potentially powerful, the prospect of seeing Rosario Dawson in a smaller intimate movie was exciting and, being a fan (sounds pervy, I'm not!) of 'rape/revenge' flicks of the 70's, I was needless to say very curious to check this movie out.
Some pictures ("Rosemary's Baby", for example) have accomplished this; others (like "Necromancy") haven't and the potentially scary material comes across as corny and goofy.
So, despite a potentially funny cast and story idea, we are left with an amateurish and crude movie that will probably be too stupid for the average adult, though teens will probably find a few laughs.
I've got an idea, we found this egg-shaped thingie from outer space so why don't we thaw it out and open it up?" "Yes, I know that would be the dumbest thing a scientist could do, and it could be filled with contaminating bacteria or viruses unknown to earth and could potentially wipe out the human race, but hey, I want to know what's in it".
And it's potentially apparent to Berkowitz himself that this film was a bad idea, as parts of it details his trials to finance the documentary.
That Oscar would go to the moron who decided that Elvis' grave, potentially the most photographed/recognizable grave in the world, resembles a pyramid with a gold record glued atop and is situated in the middle of a park somewhere.
The fifth "Black Emanuelle" I've watched has, potentially, the most intriguing plot line dealing as it does with the intrepid female reporter investigating the white slavery/prostitution racket which takes her from San Francisco to Rome to Macao and back to her own hometown, New York!
From time to time there are hints that something interesting might happen, or that there is potentially some depth underneath one of the characters, but that's all we get - hints.
Why does Sheen sleepwalk through potentially hot relationships WITH TWO OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND SEXY ACTRESSES in the world?
But there may be a way they can break the curse, unfortunately for the Fletcher family it could potentially cost them their marriage, daughter and possibly even their very lives.
Though the main plot of the movie is potentially good, there are all sorts of unrelated/unnecessary subplots.
The premise of this movie sounds potentially promising, the whole teleporting concept, but the direction they went with it was completely uninteresting.
What a shame it is when a potentially captivating and refreshingly low-key story manages to latch onto your interest at the start and then gradually lets you down further and further until you're left scratching your mystified head by the time it reaches its overdone conclusion.
The dehumanising effect of war is a much-studied subject in the movies; as is the equally dehumanising, but potentially life-saving, dehumanising effect of military training.
As I said before, you become sympathetic to the students - this makes it potentially less reliable and objective.
Dana Andrews is a less than good cop who accidentally kills a man only to have it potentially pinned on the father of the girl he loves.
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