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Reading the trivia about the movie, you discover that it was cast mostly with non-actors.
After reading both _River_God_ and _The_Seventh_Scroll_, I can't begin to express how disappointed I was with this film.
Even reading the reviews in the papers seemed to confirm this.
I can remember reading that Darwin had a pivotal experience in the Galapagos islands, seeing the vast range of animal life there, and intern, penned his theory of evolution.
I was 19 in 1970 when it came out and having heard how funny it was when it came out and reading the reviews here, I finally rented it and watched it.
Your time and brains will be much better spent reading or listening to Charlie Wilson's War.
I was reading in a Stuff Magazine about some of the goriest, bloodiest films that Asia had to offer and I immediately jumped to Netflix to quench my thirst.
Apparently email is an interactive discussion (similar to a chat) with lame voice synthesis reading every comment out loud.
You may have heard that great actors can make reading a phone book exciting.
Each actor(s) stated the lines as if reading directly from the script or cue cards.
Reading the book I felt once again drawn into Castle Rock (Needful Things being the final part of the Rock trilogy), and the plot was a variant on the "demon comes to small redneck village" type story King likes to tell.
Anyone reading this and Colmyster's comment, trust me ---- DON't waste you time and money.
I am deeply disturbed by some posts I am reading on the message boards for this movie, people saying it is actually a good movie!
if anything the only good part would be the actors, even tho that they were really really crap.they were reading the script without expression.
Ever since my sight became poor enough to require Large Print, I have been unable to read this book as I had at least twice a year since first reading it.
I had just finished reading the book, and was really looking forward to seeing this TV adaptation which was broadcast on the Hallmark Channel on Monday night (5/30/05).
Almost certainly staged montage of women reading lines (very briefly) and getting naked (not very briefly) in front of a anonymous (and uncredited) panel - almost certainly including producer Charles Band.
It was like she was reading from an autocue.
If your reading this review be warned stay away from it and just stick to the first Christmas Vacation.
I should have gone without seeing the movie after reading the review here.
The only good reading of the character I've heard was done for radio by Amanda Root, who gave it the same quality as she did the character Anne in the film of "Persuasion": a stern, sure, heartfelt moral centeredness.
First of all, during the hijack scene, Irons sits too comfortably in his chair...he appears to be READING something, and rather calmly too!
I just can't imagine any possible reasons why Madsen and Hopper wanted to be in this movie after reading the script.
He selected these writers as the popular favorites of the first half of the Victorian period, and he explained their strengths and weaknesses (as he saw them) to the reading public.
I'm relieved the later reviews have turned sour - reading all the positive feedback, I was starting to worry that my understanding of movies (and life) was completely different than everyone else's in the world.
Although I do not recommend this film, neither do I recommend reading this review without first seeing the movie.
After reading the reviews I am so relieved to know that I am not the only person who was very disappointed in this movie!
THE MEMORY KEEPER'S DAUGHTER in the form of a novel by Kim Edwards was a highly successful bestseller and probably was featured in more reading groups than any other novel during its circulation.
This movie was recommended to me by several people, and after reading all the positive comments from this site I went ahead and bought a copy of the film off ebay.
I rented this by chance, without reading reviews, and wow, do I regret it.
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