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More Hollywood actors should follow her lead, give up the expensive acting classes and get back to theater because only with that kind of training will you be prepared for a ride like this.
This is a fine tribute to the directorial skills of William A. Berke, who had done so many Westerns he probably was not prepared to take any nonsense from a Brooklyn dummy.
The message that is being conveyed is obvious from the start: It is coming and we're not prepared.
Don't go see this film unless you are prepared to be used and manipulated emotionally, but if you have that expectation, then you will enjoy the ride.....
It's more like a punch in the face if you aren't prepared for this sort of sickness .
Well, in fact, he's not necessarily obsessive-compulsive as he is just, well, prepared.
I think if you realize its rated R then you will be prepared for the nudity and drug use.
Since many years already, Cato has been trying to bring his deceased son back to life and he's prepared to make any human sacrifice it takes.
Only see this movie if you are prepared to see a very important time period, and the important lives of those involved turned into a laughing stock.
when i thought to watch this movie with my Jewish best friend and his family we thought "oh hey, this may be funny! it will probably be bad but still a little funny" how wrong we were, we were not prepared for how awful this movie could be.
For example, a bunch of terrorists who crash land in the wilderness are prepared to survive for at least two days.
I was prepared from something convoluted, because the film was directed and co-written by Alberto De Martino, who was one of Italy's most ambitious and creative but sadly underrated film makers.
Thinking I had seen my share of bad movies like Ghoulies 2, Rabid Grannies, Zombie Lake and such, nothing could've prepared me for this!
I was prepared to laugh throughout this movie like a Mystery Science Theater experiment, but it was just boring.
The head of the Clinic, who must of had trouble with them in the past, is well prepared this time.
It certainly prepared me.
Chances are if you're reading these pages that you have already seen it, or that you're gonna see it - but be prepared for very bad 102 minutes.
This time the hero from the first film has become human and this time uses fist and foot combos against super universal soldiers and a computer which has gone awry and is prepared to take over the world.
The constant left-wing dribble could have gotten on my nerves had I not been prepared for it beforehand; Sutherland muses aloud to his family and friends about potential movie ideas for his next film, and most of these ideas are either about blacks or Indians (needless to say, he would be welcomed with open arms in today's Hollywood).
The entire affair is pretentious, overblown, insulting (if you are deaf or know anyone who is, be prepared for your blood to boil at the ludicrous TDD scene).
I had read the reviews and heard the warnings, and I thought I was prepared for anything - at best I thought, a faithful (if misguided) attempt at an original adaptation; at worst, a so-good-it's-bad "Plan 9" for the new millennium.
I usually enjoy watching bad films for the fun of it, but due to the bad acting, poorly prepared or non existent sets and a very dull and short ending.It was a struggle to watch it through to the ending.
I was prepared for the possibility that this would be awful, but the script (or lack thereof) makes for a film that's also pointless.
It's probably fair to say that most of the cast were at the point in their careers where they would be prepared to work on almost anything just to pay the bills that month - except maybe young Trenton Knight as Josh.
While I found myself laughing when I'm sure the director wanted me to feel terrified, nothing prepared me for the closing line of Duchonvey's voice-over: "if you ever need a doctor, be sure to call 911."
Well, nothing could have prepared me for this.
Having read the book recently prepared me for big let down as often happens when stories are translated into movies.
At this point in the game, I'm sure you know what to expect when you're prepared to view the fourth title in a series.
Be prepared however for you mind to be invaded by extremely wooden acting by absolutely everyone (in fact the best acting was by the people who said nothing).
Ms. Waters is excellent here singing "Am I Blue?" and "Underneath Our Harlem Moon" while Mr. Davis shows us how his childhood experience in showbiz prepared him for his superstar status as an adult.
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