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Living there in Morgan City when the movie was filmed in the summer of 1992, we members of the press, at the press conference for this movie, laughed when told what the movie was going to be about.
I hate the way this film has been criticized in the press.
McNamara at one point in the film says that whenever he went before the press, he never answered the question asked but rather answered the question he wished was asked.
To make matters worse, the girl who was beaten with the poker was March's own kid and the lady who convinces March not to press charges in the end was his Jewish fiancée!! Yecch!!! What drivel.
Can't understand all the negative press this film has got over the years.
The cameras of the world's press focused on Montevideo as the German ship struggled to regain its fighting ability while the Royal Navy converged to attack when it was, inevitably, forced to leave.
The filmmaker begins by saying that she really liked Moore and his movies and even his beliefs, but as she attempted to have a meeting with him, during the heat of his crazed Fahrenheit 9/11 press junket, his inability to make time for an unknown filmmaker led her towards the dark side of Moore.
I'm baffled by the press this dog has gotten.
The fact that they are trying to "make a case" out of nothing is the reason that DNA evidence has proved thousands of people innocent that have already been tried and convicted in the press and therefor in the court.
The movie uses all the clichés and plot-devices that there are in order to hopefully press all the "right" sob-buttons, which makes me wonder for whom this movie was made.
From what I remember about what was said in the press about this show, Larson, et.
"Vet Hard", a remake of the Danish movie "Old men in new cars", is one of the very few action movies to come out of the Netherlands, and because of this it was received quite enthusiastically by the Dutch press.
For once, the Dutch press was actually right.
You have five main characters and a couple of supporting characters and now, please press all of them into these 90 minutes and include a background story about each of them.
A travesty and one reason why Hollywood shouldn't be let within a million miles of a story like that of Veronica Guerin, the Irish journalist whose stories in the press about Dublin drug barons lead to her murder in 1996.
First off, let me point out that I saw this at a press screening, so I can't be sure I saw the final cut.
Hot Head Basketball coach Roy McCormic (Lawrence) gets fired and loses his fame and decides to win the press and basketball league back by coaching a small middle school team called The Mt. Vernon Smelters.
I was worried about the team mix as well (Saturn Girl, Lightning Lad, Braniac 5, Timber Wolf, Phantom Girl and Bouncing Boy ) but it worked and it was mixed enough with other Legion standards that there only seemed to be a static team in press releases only.
But the press tells that this man is a very dangerous psycho killer.
The attempt to recreate times that Laci's family and Amber went to the press are also bad and look poorly staged.
One of the earlier scenes where they are talking about giving a press conference and Dean goes, "The press has a victim, now they need a villain."
The press conferences were about trying to get people to give tips about finding Laci, not about looking a villain, lol.
When "Mommie Dearest" was made into a movie, I was invited to a press screening but skipped it when a friend of mine at Paramount told me it was utter garbage (I was never a Faye Dunaway fan anyway, finding her as cold and off-putting as the middle-aged Joan Crawford).
Marc Christian was painted in a more favorable light than the press did at the time of Hudson's death and the lawsuit.
When a film that's had such a bad press as "Buffy" still manages to disappoint you, that's one bad film.
There are so many shots to savour, I'll name just a few which caused me an admiring intake of breath;- for example the scene early in the film with a reflected image of the at that point still optimistic newly-weds sitting by the frog-pond, the expressionist use of shadows seemingly radiating out from Fonda's cell as he paces it in frustration and what may have been the first cinematic use of the three possible "Hold the front page" headlines in the press depending on the outcome of Fonda's trial plus of course the rightly famous eerie smoky set-piece where Fonda panics and shoots his friend the prison priest.
The founding fathers never envisioned the event of the entire communications media and the press falling into the hands of the rich and powerful few.
This movie got so much bad press for featuring Snoop Dogg as it's main villain, not too many people took this film seriously.
I had to press the return function of the remote control when I believed to hear that Paul Gégauff, main actor and writer of the novel which is the base of Chabrols "Une partie de plaisir", says about his wife: "She sides with Korzybski who claims to refuse Aristote, but she hasn't read either one".
In my heart i feel that this game did not get the press it deserved.
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