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The story was ok, but overall this was a pretty bad movie which I was hoping to END, END, END as long as it lasted.
Okay, so the monsters look like badly fried eggs, and the scientific explanation of their arrival is pretty laughable, but still, you just can't beat the rural-island-in-peril formula!
The history was of course pretty silly, but they "fixed" that at the end.
It's really pretty terrible.
He begins to pick off the bandits one by one, using some pretty unconventional means (bow and arrow, rocks, scorpions, the old snake-in-the-saddlebag trick).
Pretty standard film all in all that really has not much new to offer...
It was like I said a part of the first film that should really have been overlooked in the first place, and certainly not made into an entire feature-length film that wound up being both unintentionally laughable and pretty darn awful even by crappy horror-sequel standards!
My wife and I saw this film yesterday and I thought that it was a pretty good movie.
You will be hearing the word JEW used in some pretty crazy-ass dialogue if you watch this film.
At the time I was blown away by this film because it had every thing in it any city kid would want to be able to do, which mostly was race horses and have a pretty girl interested in the same thing as a friend.
Sure it's no masterpiece but it's a pretty solid WWI movie that focuses on the realities of war.
The action is fast paced throughout and they come up with some pretty creative ways for characters to get killed.
he has a girlfriend named Polly and she is pretty with glasses.
It's no "City Hunter," but this is a pretty goofy flick...It's just good fun though, and even if you think twin movies are bad---THIS IS JACKIE CHAN!!!
The whole "I Feel Pretty" sequence was a real surprise.
And it makes you stop and think, and that is a pretty amazing thing considering the world we live in.
Some people, trapped in some pretty cold environs (Canada?) are left to try to figure it out.
On a weekend hunting trip two firefighters Alex Kerwood and Wayne Higley stumble onto a mysterious burial site.They dig it up and find the skull of an ancient horned creature.Big mistake!Suddenly the unleashed monster starts killing people in a small American town...OK,I'm a pretty tolerant guy when it comes to low-budget indie horror,but "In the Woods" is bad to the bone.The script is lifeless and dull,the suspense is non-existent and the action takes place in the woods for only 10 minutes or so.The DVD proudly claims "Creepier than 'The Blair Witch Project'".Yeah,right!Avoid this piece of cow dung like the plague unless you want to be bored beyond comprehension.
I thought it was a pretty good movie.
It had a pretty cool seans (spelling correct?) scene where they summon some indian spirit.
Now I am al for pretty pictures, but as I was approaching the end it just all became a bit too much: the predictable switches between high and low society, the over-the-top staged settings (Bella Wilfer in front of her cottage in the last installment), the stilted switches between scenes.
It is actually a pretty film, with an excellent style.
The conceit of setting it in a ghetto with an all-black cast promises an interesting variation on your basic "revenge from beyond the grave" scenario, but beyond the music and fashions it's still a pretty clichéd film.
Please try to find and see it if you are a lover of pretty things.
And Pacino is surrounded by very pretty (and young) girls who are in love with him.
Even though we get the big three of power rangers I mean everyone knows these guys Jason (the compassionate leader) Kimberly (The heart of the team and she's pretty damn hot) and Tommy (the favorite and pretty boy of the group) the character development well face it there was none plummets this from movie to one overlong action kiddie show.
The Nazis in Schindler's List are portrayed as evil heartless demons who seem to lack any kind of soul (well, Amon Goeth was pretty evil), while Schindler and other "goodies" are portrayed as saints with hearts of butter; It's time to wake up people!
Though this is a pretty grim movie at times, I can't hear the phrase "Spanish Inquisition" without going through the Monty Python routine.
This is a pretty standard Warner's Who Done It, one that gives up the goods about 2/3rds of the way through.
The best movies of her are: "Pretty woman" (of course), "Nothing Hill" and "Erin Brockovich".
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