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She then takes off and announces to the press that she's married to someone else, and makes up a name.
2. How many of YOU have plastic surgeons for dads who will just go and buy you a printing press?
It was not press agent ballyhoo about her prowess as a rifle shot.
Same plot of "love triangle", based on help from an old flame, up against an adversary running for public office, who is trying to avoid bad press.
I haven't got a clue why this film got such good reviews, especially in the press.
Although this movie received a lot of negative press, I was pleased to have seen it.
It breaks my heart that a movie with so much to offer was basically ignored by the public and press.
Then the fact that no press screenings have been allowed for critics.
In reading press for the film, visions of mass delusions and payola danced through my head.
Soon we also see examples of nepotism and corruption in the police, and City Hall, cynical politics based on a man's life, and questions about privacy and a free press.
There have so many of these "growing up brown in America" movies in the last decade, mostly low budget flicks that don't get a whole lot of press.
There is some moderately good satire on the tabloid press, but the film is just trying too hard to be edgy.
i think it would have sucked to have been in Roger Maris' shoes at times. he really had it bad that season from the fans and the press.
i don't know if i am the only one, but i started to cry at the end, seeing mark mcgwire get choked up talking to the press about number 62. great movie, please check it out.
Andy Garcia is also quite likeable in the role he's best at: solid support work as a police detective pal of Russell's journalist who inadvertantly gets as much press as the glory-seeking villain.
I knew that it was just because LL got a bad press in middle America (which seems to be all America these days) so i decided to give it a go.
I had not read any reviews or advance press before watching it.
Well, I heard all the bad press, and I didn't want to ruin two of my favorite franchises with one simple movie.
If the FDR was uncovered and released to the press, then it would blow their theory out of the water.
He was also referred to in the press as the only honest man in New York City, an exaggeration, but perhaps only a slight one.
Keeping up with him most of the way are the marvelous Rags Ragland as Chester the chauffeur, aka press agent, and the vivaciously funny dippy blonde, Jean Rogers, as a dumber than Rags (would you believe?) reporter.
We want to hear what Dylan is saying in his arrogant press conferences, and we'd like to be able to enjoy his song lyrics.
Michael Hilliard is a veterinary expert who is persuaded to take charge of the investigation and straight away he sets out to find anyone who came in contact with the dead man before he died, his actions and restrictions don't go down well with local animal lovers and the press also make him out to be a bit of a loon.
After watching this (and I use the term loosely) film, I find myself wishing that the Grim Reaper had killed me before I chose to press that accursed play button.
Leonard's closeness to his mother was played up in the sporting press of the time.
Essentially Mitchell distinguished himself as a pilot in the First World War but grew appalled at the indifference if not bias in favour of the Army and Navy in peacetime - there was, in fact, no Air Force - and having exhausted every avenue in an attempt to address this problem he called a press conference and accused the General Staff of incompetence.
As part of my application process, I had to write a press release for the movie.
The series writing was, despite the bad press it has often received since, pretty exceptional, although there are a few let downs.
Saw this at the press screenings for the Asian American Film Festival in San Francisco, and like others I am baffled by the ratings here.
Words cannot ex press how poorly this was acted, produced, edited, and written.
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