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The female lead in Hunter was hard as nails, and professional which gave realism to the show.
There she was, the consummate professional and I, standing in for Mr. Lancaster, was face to face with an actress I had loved ever since seeing her in such films as "From Here to Eternity" and "The King and I".
At first, Rocky doesn't comprehend the powers that have been granted to him and even seeks professional help to make the unbearable headaches go away, but then he gradually learns how to control his skills and use it against the people he doesn't like, like his own wife who's in the way of his love affairs.
The film ends with the two lead characters--right out of college--in professional, well-paying jobs, living in an extremely well furnished apartment--they look like little kids playing dress up.
If this was a film made by a group of high school students I would applaud them, but for a professional film this is just a pretentious waste of time.
You know, HOSPITAL...where you take injured people for professional medical care.
Mac likes the idea & sets out recruiting a gang to pull it off, the muscle is supplied by Bert Clinger (Ernest Borgnine), the wheel man is Harry Kifka (Jack Klugman), the weapons man & shooter is Dave Negli (Donald Sutherland) & the professional hi-tech thief, lock picker & safe-cracker is Marty Gough (Warren Oates).
Michael Granger is also excellent as the honest, professional Cuban police investigator who stays on the case himself and keeps running into Mitchell along the way.
Edward G. put his heart and soul in his role and clearly showed his great professional acting abilities.
Only Gabe Kaplan, a bona fide professional gambler in real life, delivers consistent laughs mostly because his performance is rooted in reality.
I noticed that many professional reviewers rated the film well below 50/100 but the few comments by ordinary viewers were even more telling in terms of negative reaction.
I always read all the professional reviews and find them cleverly written and well worth the reading, but I very often turn to the comments from the crowd to bring me down to earth.
The movie continues with other story lines as professional pilots desperately try to get into the NASA space program, become the first Americans into space, and try to break some kind of record that will beat what the Russians had.
Kevin, at a loss for a subject for his film class project, stoops so low as to bribe his best friend Eugene to grant him an all access pass into his staggeringly pathetic professional and personal life.
In addition to the well known professional cast, numerous local citizens (amateurs)took extra parts as deputies, bystanders, etc.
movie is very good also from the professional side,the photography the music everything.everything is happening by the most beautiful lake the Ohrid lake in the mountain and national park in Macedonia.the
Going Overboard was no professional movie at all.
Grier (looking lovely) is cast as a professional shutterbug tracking down an assassination ring who target black politicians.
My main problem with "Manhattan Midnight" is that it tries too much (especially with that overbearing music score) to play like some sort of poetic tragedy, when its main character is a smug, unredeemable professional killer who doesn't mind killing innocent people (the "second" Maggie twin being an exception), and whom by the end you'll probably want to see dead as well.
The plusses: good story, compelling lead actress, enough plot twists & turns to keep me interested, a strong ending, a middle eastern guy who reminded me of great bit players from the 1940s and an overall professional look about it.
One which many a health-care professional could do with.
Not professional at all.
However, it takes a while before you remember that they are both from the same stock with the same bad ways.I'm sure he didn't have a big budget, regardless the movie seemed to be very professional.
The baddest professional asassain I've ever seen!
In both movies, there are blacks that made it in the establishment, one as an advertisement professional and in the other as a television writer producer.
The advertisement professional is soon black listed by his family for having made television advertisements that use stereotypes such as fried chickens and malt liquor, and other parodies of which the family relatives are ashamed and hint of an Al Sharpton's "genocide".
Professional football was all the rage in the 1970s and a phenomenon Hollywood recognized.
So ND40 basically plays like a voyeuristic behind-the-scenes look at what goes on in a professional football team.
Day's bright, cheerful, optimistic, happy persona gradually gives way to depression and alcoholism brought on by the demands of a small-time hood who gains control of the singer's professional and personal life.
Peppard obviously the true professional that he was must have repeated that line over and over again till it came out just perfect, if I was a fly on that wall, lol.
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