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Raymond Massey provides a laid back Sherlock Holmes, almost comically so in early scenes in his bathrobe, which he trades in for a laborer's garb to investigate the creepy mansion of Dr. Rylott (Lyn Harding).
Good night, USA Up All Night provides more titillation!
Woman" the previous year, the film does feature Lou Costello in his final bow, but provides little else.
That was the highlight for me which otherwise showed some dances (like that of Ms. Gambarelli) that were enjoyable and some lame comedy between Andy Devine as a great bull-fighter (yeah, right!) and Buster Keaton as a bull owner who provides one that is obviously a man in animal costume.
Based on a Edgar Rice Burroughs novel, AT THE EARTH'S CORE provides little more than means to escape and give your brain a rest.
at least the acting provides some (unintentional) laughs.
Ellen Barkin gives a respectable performance as the lead detective, and Julian Sands provides unintentional laughs as a cross-dressing psychiatrist, which is why it escapes a one-star rating.
The screenplay by Don Black provides a convincing argument for the usually resilient lyricist to stick to what he does best, and the pace is so slow that even the very young will be bored.
So few critics of Fujimori were provided that it seems the only reason they were included was to be able to say the movie provides both views.
I have no words to describe the lack of entertainment this film provides.
At least J-Lo provides some better scenery, Ben should pacify the ladies viewing it.
Starring one of America's favourite funnymen and helmed by Ace Ventura Pet Detective director Tom Shadyac one expects a higher laugh count than the picture provides.
Linnea Quigley, member of the Softcore hall of fame, provides some comic relief.
Direction is slack, plainly far from fulfilling basic needs of the players, although an erratically composed script provides scant material with which actors may work, and ad libbing falls embarrassingly flat.
I keep it on, though, because it provides a little background noise.
The story is good, about a wronged man on the run, very similar themes used in "39 Steps" and "North By Northwest", and cleverly provides some much needed escapism.
The music, quite menacing and spine-tingling, really provides a spooky aura matching the unforgiving sound of a constant ringing telephone that is driving struggling English actress, Joan Matlin(Jean Marsh)bonkers.
Jack Long plays the part of abbot white exceptionally well, he provides an immensely thrilling portrayal of absolute evil.
For any big kung fu fans this movie provides a compelling insight into the world of shaolin.
Of course, Mr. Miyagi always provides his sage advice. 2 thumbs up!
this movie provides no background information.
Twins Effect, starring some of HK's most popular stars provides one of the most enjoyable film experiences to come out of HK in sometime.
And he discovers the target in a Soda City, an electric dam that provides Los Angeles and its war industry with the energy they need.
The temperate Northwest setting made a beautiful backdrop for the drama surrounding the frustrated game master, Lodge(powerfully portrayed by Nathan Rice) and his misfit band of friends who set aside the real-life dramas they face everyday to face fantastical dramas in the setting Lodge provides for them.
The story line provides numerous opportunities for songs and dancing.
It is a very subtle movie that provides an intoxicating experience.
This provides my only complaint about the film.
For this American viewer (I watched a dubbed, fairly literally I'd say, version of this titled THE CHEATERS), the film provides an interesting window into the France of the 1950s.
Timothy Hutton provides us with a quality, understated performance and Sean Penn demonstrates why he is one of America's finest living actors.
But back to this short, Every Sunday provides a warm and wonderful glimpse of two star singers at the beginning of their legendary careers unaware of what the future holds for them...
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