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The second was practically a copy cat.
Oh and the movie practically put me to sleep too.
My favorite moments in the movie is when the two Luis and Julia are arguing in the hotel and Luis goes into a rage telling julia how much he loves her and the last few scenes in the movie when Julia poisons Luis' coffee and Luis practically pours his heart out before willingly drinking the poison telling Julia he loves all of her good and bad inspite of all the hell she put him through(I even cried a little.
Practically all my fellow IMDb-users are full of praise for this sequel to Ringu, but I don't second these opinion.
The later stage (and film) musical "Hello, Dolly!" actually improved upon this scenario--there are pauses here which practically call out for a song--but there's evident charm in Shirley Booth's lead portrayal; at times addressing the audience directly (with many of the players following suit), Booth sounds a lot like Thelma Ritter (and has some of Ritter's spunk), but she doesn't get her share of the good lines.
The plane, which should be the star of the show, is practically non-existent.
Practically a 50-50 split.
Priscilla Lane begins the film as a secretary but because of her persistence and great ideas, she quickly moves up in the company and is a very well paid executive--something practically unheard of in 1938.
This is not only a story, this is a practically perfect mix of history and story, of private and public, of feelings,love,life.
Some films age badly, but Golden Boy practically decomposes before your eyes.
I also found it rather refreshing to see Robin Williams playing straight man to Lane, who along with Hank Azaria as their housekeeper, practically steal the film from everyone else in one of the most entertaining comedies of the 90's.
Obviously chosen for the part due to her stage pipes as the original "Annie", McArdle has apparently studied Judy Garland but doesn't attempt an imitation (perhaps unwisely, considering the results we do get); with a trained voice so one-dimensional it is practically soulless, McArdle seems zombie-fied, metallic.
Where as I can give other action flicks a higher rating because they actually do a few things right, Cyborg manages to do practically everything wrong.
Austria is party to practically all major international human rights treaties and has traditionally played an active part in their drafting.
With this FTA practically in the bag, the Republicans now want to see FTAs with Colombia and Panama put into that bag.
The report practically calls for ending all support to the Iraqi government if it fails to assume its responsibilities.
He defines superintelligence as an intellect that is “smarter than the best human brains in practically every field, including scientific creativity, general wisdom, and social skills.”
Independent media are practically extinct.
Practically everything that a Russian citizen can find in a supermarket, including the supermarket itself, is produced or imported by private firms.
In the late 1980's, Mikhail Gorbachev announced that Russian oil was practically exhausted.
Created by the presidential administration two months before the December parliamentary elections, "Motherland" split and practically collapsed two months after its amazing victory.
Short-term rates have gone so low since the worldwide recession of 2001 - 1% and 2%, respectively, in the United States and the Eurozone, and practically zero in Japan - that a strengthening world economy will force central banks to tighten the monetary reins.
In today’s credit crunch, as in the Great Depression, central banks lend at practically zero interest rates.
It is morally and practically vital that they succeed.
Both symbolically and practically, the widespread backlash against the proposed fuel tax frustrates necessary and urgent efforts to combat global warming.
And, as with effective manufacturing supply chains, the supplier and the purchaser must build a reciprocal relationship, in which they do not compete with each other, practically or economically, in the specific activities that they are performing.
Israel’s policy of nuclear ambiguity has remained practically unchallenged for almost 50 years, not least within Israel itself, where the issue has been a sacred taboo.
One key problem posed by PMSCs is their use of potentially lethal force in an environment where accountability may be legally uncertain and practically unlikely.
The biggest development successes in recent years have been in places like China and Vietnam, where Western economic ideas, to the extent that they were considered at all, lost out to more practically oriented policymakers.
The program has practically been forgotten, and will expire next year unless it is renewed.
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