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The entire plot consisted of purely one-note drama all centered around the boy's bed wetting and the mother's humiliation of him for it.
Well, it was purely because I am trying to see the films of the great auteur, Ray Dennis Steckler--one of the most craptastic directors/producers/actors in motion picture history.
All the way through I simply could not believe that time and again such decisions were made purely on the basis of the judge's homophobic bias.
I picked this up at a car-boot sale on VHS for a £1 purely because I remember seeing it advertised in the back of "Famous monsters of film land" in the 1960,s and wondered what it would be like, Well! it,s a lot better than I thought it was going to be.It stands up pretty good when compared to other 50,s shockers like "Tarantula" ."it
From a purely historical standpoint, it is an interesting film.
Unfortunately this meant that characters from the game were added purely for the sake of it.
I hate this movie with a passion as it goes no where, says nothing and is purely a waste of life to watch.
The best thing is, things do, but nothing lewd or purely criminal just fun.
And he obviously was acquainted with current orchestral writing techniques (the segments in the film of purely orchestral music are the most durable).
I bought this film (for $2.00) at a local market, purely because I heard somewhere that it was a quasi-sequel to "MANIAC" (One of the greatest horror films of all-time).
Any similarity to real computer terminology and technology, or real hackers' lives - both far more interesting than these hip cartoon technoteens - is purely coincidental.
That said, I, for one, thought Chaney was at the peak of his form as the "retard" Lenny, and, whilst it is more than understandable that some found his performance "over the top," that is purely a matter of subjective reaction.
Burgess Meredith was a fine George, and I rather doubt Sinise could have improved on it, sight unseen, but, that too is purely subjective.
When my husband and I went to see this movie, we chose it purely because a) it wasn't one of the ridiculous movies already out, and b) it got a good rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
I'd never heard of this movie which I watched last night purely on the basis of Chris Isaak's being in it.
There were NO songs, no gimmicky sidekicks placed purely for plush toy marketing.
When looking at it from a purely fictional standpoint, Gable and Lombard could be a mildly entertaining film, which is why I gave it a three to save it from utter ruination.
The rest of the show was purely for people who had brain damage from too much drinking and/or drugs.
However, any resemblance between this movie and the mythology of the Minotaur is purely coincidental.
One is with the younger daughter bringing home purely by coincidence the ex-lover of her mom for a supposedly blind first date with the mom.
A kind of humor that moves from intelligent talk to the purely slapstick, but always in a universal way, that everybody can appreciate and enjoy.It's a movie that tries to make you feel how pretty are love and life, and if you let your senses and soul go into the story, when the movie finishes you can feel yourself better than at the beginning.
Any resemblance to the real Will Kane is purely a coincidence.
Kati Patang is a big hit from the 1970s and its success was purely on merit.
Rather I think the only people who can give 10/10 are Subhash Ghai, Vivek Oberoi, and the remaining cast of the movie, purely because they were in it.
One scene containing bloody floor and a chainsaw to a leg was purely comical.
The continual parallels between, for instance, big stupid Lenny and Candy's sick old dog, which might work in a purely poetic context, seem too manufactured for drama.
Yet this is another violent, gritty, outrageously entertaining and purely bad-ass Dirty Harry film that should not be missed, especially by action fans.
On a purely techinical level the filming was not engaging.
One thing is certain: Relying on structural reform, on purely monetary policies, or on the fiscal policies available to governments that believe that all deficits must be financed with debt will not reverse the world’s chronic deficiency of nominal demand.
People also believe that tax increases cannot realistically be purely temporary expedients in an economic crisis, and that they must be regarded as an opening wedge that should be avoided at all costs.
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