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One of very few movies I couldn't instantly solve or predict and worth a second or even third viewing, "Deathtrap" gets a 9/10 and earns every iota of it.
Having seen most of his works, I naively thought I could predict Lynch's next step.
The fact that I couldn't predict when he'd kill and when he'd disappear was a major plus in my book.
The interesting aspect of "The Apprentice" is it demonstrates that the traditional job interview and resume do not necessarily predict teamwork skills, task dedication, and job performance.
In addition, one can pretty much predict the outcome from the get-go.
its trailer did not predict a good film at all, it was even a bit misleading.
In that case, it wasn't too hard to predict that he was about to have a handful of angry hoodlums, but I like that the movie suggests that things like that shouldn't be ignored.
I predict that this film will be a huge hit on DVD once people see it for themselves and stop paying attention to the drivel professional reviewers put out.
This movie is surprisingly good, and I predict that it will do surprising business as it is a G-rated movie that doesn't require the viewer to stop thinking.
They predict World War II and the way Great Britain was attacked, and also the fact that the war would be followed by a space race.
You could predict who was gonna die or who will find something, but in Lost you could predict NOTHING.
The castaways are so dramatic yet we can never predict their deaths because they have so much more to do and so much more to say and they have secrets affecting the other castaways that die with them.
It is impossible at any moment to predict what will happen next.
It is remarkable how the filmmakers predict the start of the Second World War within a year, and even, in a subtle way, the year it would end in the real world.
If you like movies that are difficult to predict.
You don't have to be Nostradamus to predict a sequel to the original and creepy film by Tom Holland was inevitable.
You pretty much can predict what is coming next all the way through the story.
as long as the 'western world'keep suffering from myopia in the case of the Arabic character view no one can predict what the ship that carry us all in the unrest future sea where it will land.
Along the way he manages to pick up a a couple of cohorts, one being a rather dim-witted metal-head who works at a record store, the other being a TV talk show host that pretends to predict the future.
The film is very easy to predict, and lacks of suspense.
You may be able to predict how the movie is going to end, but the trip to the end is an enjoyable one.
For me, what soured it was the fact that i could predict what was going to happen and instead of being immersed in the story, i found myself recognizing every camera trick and cut that was used in the filming!
There are no real characters, just stereotypes, and almost everything that is planned to be a surprise is quite easy to predict in advance.
In this respect the serial has dated - but the concepts and ideas put forward, and its ability to predict many future issues put the series way ahead of its time.
In fact, Disturbia is so formulaic that anyone over the age of 10 should be able to predict exactly how the movie ends, including what happens to every single character.
Unlike Jericho's depicted apocalypse, I predict this show will die an early death with a whimper.
I appreciate any film where it is difficult to predict what will happen next, and "In The Company Of Men" was definitely one of those films.
Its cool how they predict thing that might happen in the future and for generations.
Not only could a child still in the womb predict the outcome of this movie after only watching 10 minutes but the last half of the movie was just one big gun scene.
The touch of the supernatural heals and suggests that we don't know or predict everything that can happen in the natural world.
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