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Here's how: A white male architect built a project some years earlier.
Grubeck is given his statutory one phone call which he uses to phone 976-EVIL a direct line to hell, Grubeck is given powers which enable him to astrally project himself while asleep & is also given the name of the drunk who meets a very sticky end that night.
By the time I'd gotten to Day 4 of this dog's breakfast, I was stupefied with boredom, but kept going until the end, convinced that no filmmaker could invest this much time into a project and not have a terrific payoff at the end, to compensate for the glacial buildup.
A young scientist travels to Budapest to investigate the reasons for unexpected problems with a top secret project.
Tim in Pheonix is right- this is like a community college film project, but by someone who flunked out of community college.
Sorry to disappoint, it's always a good thing for somebody's pet project to reach the screen, particularly a serious French attempt at grabbing an international audience, but this movie is ruled by a director who needs a tougher producer and an editor who has the capacity to say "no" more often.
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.
This movie is like a film school project gone wrong.
I love Argento to bloody pieces, but this was too self-indulgent for even me, and it seems mostly like a vanity project.
The World's greatest lover is a complete Gene Wilder project and by this movie, he proves that he was one of the most talented comedians of his time.
Obviously this was a very personal project for Cassavetes, but it was still regarded as a failure for the acclaimed director.
Matt is playful, and his expertise on tools, painting and woodcraft show anyone how they can tackle even the most complicated project.
I am very happy that Colossus: the Forbin project is finally available widely on VHS and DVD.
This film was a work of joy for director Billy Crystal and his love for the project shows in every shot and especially in the directors commentary.
The whole project feels classy at all times, despite being made for T.V, and is a monument to both players and the era in which they lived.
I probably feel the worst for the other actors in the film, because the whole project could have been better than it was.
It should almost be mandatory for any Hollywood director to view a film of Todd Solondz before beginning a new project.
Even if its a low budget film project, this could be a great enjoyable movie with a much better casts.
This tale about a lower working class South London family in a nondescript housing project is one that simultaneously depresses and uplifts the spirit.
The narrator mentions that we spent two billion dollars on the Skylab project, apparently because it was a neat idea.
I can't wait to see what Vince has cooked up for his next project.
He aborts a dangerous perforation, leaded by Alan Morrisey (Harry Van Gorkun) and Darryl Simmons (James Russo) and destroys the whole project and facilities.
This talented cast worked for scale and for the sheer love of the project and it shows.
Swades was released in December 2004 and since then, this project was said to be considered by the director, Ashutosh Gowariker.
This recent BBC filmed version of Dickens' "Our Mutual Friend" was a big budget project that fell far short of lofty ambitions.
I was looking forward to another Ed Burns written project after seeing that film he was in with John bonJovi (forgot the title of that one), but this effort was way too bare of any believability.
Often a film like LOST FLIGHT or THE KILLERS or ANGEL IN MY POCKET or COLOSSUS THE FORBIN PROJECT or THE LOVE GOD etc all like that mentioned above from Universal got a berth there for a week inbetween AIP Poe horrors and Paramount reissues.
This movie was pretty good for a college film project.
They are simply not capable of making this kind of film in the States...it has far too leisurely a pace to be even considered a worthwhile project in the U.S. It is just so gentle and laid-back that it won me over almost immediately, and even with the weak finish, it's still one of the finest British comedies that I have ever seen.
Recap: 30 years after a top secret research project was shut down, a team of the Special Investigation tries to deal with the aftermath.
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