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The little skinny dorky computer geek, the funny African-American with stupid clisché punchlines, cool white guy with a compassion for cars and the handsome leader who ends up with the pretty girl.
I won't spoil it, but the ending in pretty amazing.
Stunning natural locations (yes, these remote parts of Southern Italy look exotic even to most other Italians), pretty actors and some amusing, gutsy, spontaneous performances by a handful of attractive children won't elevate a substanceless movie beyond a pretty succession of images.
It was obvious, too, that the financing wizards gave up on this movie as well, because the supporting cast (aside from Arnold) is pretty lame and the script is dull, dull, dull.
Pretty lousy made-for-TV sequel to the Roman Polanski classic.
The plot is a pretty standard mix of parts of "Independence Day", "Speed", "The Day After Tomorrow", "Earthquake", "The Towering Inferno" and several other films.
Yet the director is so lame that he doesn't even provide for a few honey shots of pretty Mara in a decent dress and black heels for a little relief from the tedium of this zero star thriller.
I am usually pretty patient, but man...
Now I did watch this when it first came out on VHS, and all my friends and I thought it was a pretty good movie, but then again, we were teenagers.
The movie had an effective title sequence, but what followed was pretty lame (flat, bad lighting, acting, editing, direction...).
I remember one of the early scenes when Bogard meets this pretty brunette in an apartment she is showing him.
I almost feel sorry for James Mason, really one of my favorite actors, who had to impersonate a pretty wooden character.
You know the kind; the poseur lead singer, the pretty boy, who didn't write any of the music, doesn't have a clue, but gets all the glory for nothing and chicks for free.
It's all pretty standard stuff for Hammer, but is handled with a good deal of visual elan, even if the central relationship, between psychoanalyst Porter and Rees, drives the narrative without ever being satisfactorily explained.
This is a pretty pointless remake.
The film has its moments, and its concepts, the idea of disoriented souls being separated from their bodies is a pretty nifty idea...
I didn't even find it fun in a laughable bad movie sense, which is rare for me, since I love a lot of pretty crummy films.
Of course, for FF7 fans the film is almost guaranteed to entertain, at least for nostalgic reasons, and it's cool seeing all the characters you grew to love from the game rendered in some pretty amazing computer animation.
Pretty hair on the redhead, too, although I never did figure out what she was doing in this at all.
The so called Granny who was killing people in some pretty stupid ways looked like Christopher Lloyd in Back to the Future-or maybe the musicians Johnny Winter/Edgar Winter.
This movie features a pretty decent FX sequence of an earthquake for 1936.
A tedious effort from not-yet great director Budd Boetticher and pretty but not-yet un-bland actress Nina Foch, this movie is, as one of the other reviewers notes, is the quintessence of a certain kind of B movie.
Considering that they wanted to do a vampire movie in space, I thought, "Well, it'll probably be pretty cheesy, but at least interesting enough to see a different take on the whole genre."
Overall Mirrormask is like a pretty stake that you bite and find out is actually ash.
The cast is rugged, not a pretty face among them.
A reasonably good story but pretty awful acting, dialogue, and filming.
He does however, make points occasionally, but often in order to get to them, one has to sit through some pretty mind numbing attempted shock humor.
The female lead also, was not allowed to do enough resulting in a pretty but boring affair.
The first official release of World Wrestling Entertainment's film division is a pretty basic horror/slasher movie called "See No Evil" starring Kane, one of their big men wrestlers known for having an intimidating presence, hard-hitting moves, and one of the most convoluted backstories in wrestling.
John's scenes are funny enough, but the attempted 'deep' scenes with Lacey Chabert are pretty nauseating.
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