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Perhaps as a young starlet, Ball could have pulled off a role like this, where her inherent beauty and youth could have carried her through...but this seemed a desperate attempt from an aged star to show that she was still viable in the field.
I was pulled into this movie early on, much to my surprise, because I hadn't intended to watch it at all.
The idea of a dog playing on a basketball team is quite far fetched, but he defiantly pulled off enough stunts to save the concept.
British moviegoers will recognise the fat one from Cannon and Ball pretending to be a Russian athlete,a nice trick if he could have pulled it off but,tragically,he couldn't.I have a 14 year old labrador more athletic and almost as funny.
Seems Shirl was pulled from a shipwreck by a government-appointed lighthouse keeper, but when a truant officer from the State Board finds out the tyke isn't in school, she threatens to take the kid away.
And to top it all off, there's the special effects that are so bad that they look like an amateur pulled them off in their garage.
They missed all the chances to have great conflict among the cast, and instead stupidly pulled at the easy and low-cost heartstring elements.
This is one of those star-filled over-the-top comedies that could a) be hysterical, or b) wish that you had gone to the dentist to have all your teeth pulled instead.
I never really got a sense of any growth as he explores the subject, and he never indicates what about the subject pulled him in in the first place.
It appears that they rented a High School for the summer, and pulled out chairs and stuff to decorate the set with.
In the end shot, they are pulled from the water and into a boat and less than 3 seconds later they are apparently about two miles from the ship as it sinks.How do movies like this get made?
so this girl goes out buys drugs gets pulled over by a cop, the cops name is Wolf.
Granted the story of a woman dealing with her husband's infidelity and how she is helped and hindered by her friends is a less shocking one now in an age when divorce is so common, but at the same time its just as timely as ever, I just wish they could have managed to connect all of the pieces together because as it stands now you really don't feel pulled along by the plot.
The people in Terror In the Tropics look and sound like they were pulled off the street and given their scripts to read during the one and only take.
It was unbelievable slow, much like getting teeth pulled.
A man is pulled off a London Street and taken to some foreign country where he is tortured as a terror suspect.
It was as if they took every other similar film and pulled out all of the ideas and put them in one place with out the real notion of character.
Why couldn't McBirney's henchman pulled the switch at 8:20? (not a spoiler, okay?!).
It seems like the director just pulled a few people from the street (which is probably what he did).
Sometimes these kinds of films work, IE, Troma movies...but watching Martin Balsam and Charles Bronson slum it up like this is painful....What's even funnier is I pulled up IMDb to see what other people said and it actually scores a 4.1/10???
The other characters in the film are met on a train prior to this and hang around a Monte Carlo gambling resort doing various things to be pulled into the story.
I don't know if I'm even capable of tackling all the things wrong with it--like the fact that the casting director appears to have pulled names out of a hat, or the mind-blower of Richard Gere's character being allowed to walk away scot-free at the end (I'm sure the people saying, "It's just fiction, who cares" would have no problem if it was a former Al-Qaeda operative who just wants to return to his home country)--so I'll just devote my review to the utter hilarity, which is mainly the scene where Bruce Willis is testing out his gun.
Some movies have pulled it off.
knowing nothing about the film as i went in, in fact i didn't even know there was an animated series before i read this site, i was ready for anything, and as some other viewers noted, the trailers showing a well filmed, good looking, and interesting piece of cinema had pulled me in.
The romance between Tromeo and Juliet was believable, and erotic, not pulled off by many adaptations.
While the plot is a little off-beat, everybody in the making of this movie pulled off a pleasant flick good for many a laugh.
It would have been so easy to descend into cheesiness but the writer pulled it off.
Its all here and not a single one has been pulled of right.
This is the classic case of an excellent film being looked over by the American public simply due to the fact it didn't have Bruce Willis or Arnold Schwarzenneger as the lead man - Adrian Quinn does a better dual performance, thats right you heard it dual performance in this film than either of those have ever pulled off in their careers!
The wagons are pulled down huge cliffs and cross a flooded river with considerable risk to the riders in the wagons.
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