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A very promising directorial debut for Bill Paxton.
The chemistry between Bakula and Blalock seems very promising.
And since neither the Real Ghostbusters nor the Flintstone Kids seemed very promising to me, I "retired" and started sleeping in on Saturday mornings.
Lampela is indeed one of the most promising Finnish filmmakers.
Gallico's promising solo career is abruptly ruined before it even begins when his previous employer Ross Ormond appears on stage and shoves a contract under his nose, stating that all of Gallico's inventions are the rightful property of the company.
Sounds promising and interesting!
Therefore I will be brief in saying it concerns a play, one man who is a famous mystery playwright, another man who is a promising writer, the playwright's wife who is much younger and sexier than the role should have been, and one German psychic along for the ride.
They seem very promising for the future of the Turkish film Industry.
A hugely promising start, with the characters given emotional depth in the early scenes and the key relationships clearly defined.
There was some artistry in it, and the opening twist was promising.
confused writing and direction wastes a promising plot, that would have played better were the sinister not larded with comedy & a banal depiction of the effects of LSD. the muddle that results has the forces of evil (a gang of vigilantes) without irony kill the anti-christ, and a few late-night benders sorting out the symbolism (and on the cutting floor finding a pace) would have done the film a world of good.
The beginning of the movie starts out to look promising.
The begining starts off promising, it moves in to a beautifully shot hunting trip, and then pretty much when you get to the crap weasels and stupid looking alien its all down hill.
To its credit, White Noise 2 starts in a promising fashion - displaying some genuinely unsettling statistics on screen - ones which when taken out of the context of the movie are enough to make anyone stop and take note.
Things certainly don't look promising for Australian Cinema.
Once there was a promising Italian director with a nearly perfect hand when it came to splatter fun like "Deliria" (Stage Fright) and who eventually delivered the exquisite, tongue-in-cheek postmodern zombie flick "Dellamorte Dellamore" (Cemetery Man) with Rupert Everett in his perhaps finest leading role.
The story sounded so promising.
The beginning of the film looked promising and the cinematography was very well done but it all got a bit complicated and meaningless.
Even though the film begins promising, it completely fails and falls in level afterwards.
A promising thriller that swallows itself up.
Powder is not one of them - after a promising beginning, it turns into one of the worst films I have ever seen.
From the trailer, this looked like a very promising horror/comedy.
Perhaps happily-ever-after stylist Hughes was just the wrong pick as director: he turns a promising scenario into a flat-footed sitcom.
I'm not really into crocodile stories, they usually don't work, but for some reason this one looked very promising.
Unfortunately, as promising as the concept looks on paper, in reality "CSA: The Confederate States of America" is massively disappointing and unfulfilling.
Time to pack up and go back to Spain.. perhaps Pedro Almadovar will help you to rescue what's left of your once promising career....
While all this wasn't very promising and Ginger's performance was VERY broad and "kooky", the film abruptly got worse while she was on a train trip.
I thought that the topic was somewhat original, and the trailers seemed promising.
Even the more promising projects floundered when confronted with his increasingly pedestrian handling.
The very beginning of this movie was truly promising and so compelling it was just too hard to surpass.
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