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When he is released, the director of his company Isabel (Greta Scacchi) has already replaced him in the play and his girlfriend gives a cold reception to him.
So after the initial disappointment of the first Final Fantasy movie, which seemed to bare next to no resemblance to the Final Fantasy series, Final Fantasy: Advent Children has released itself to a warm reception and, now, a dedicated fanbase.
This movie will get a RUSH HOUR-like reception from the critics.
The same reception greeted it when it opened in the US, prompting MGM to withdraw its "Roadshow" status and cut almost all of its songs.
When in 1982, "The Thing" came out to theaters everywhere, it had a cold reception and very poor box-office results, becoming almost a failure in John Carpenter's career as a horror director; however, time has proved that "The Thing" was definitely not a failed project and that the disappointing commercial results were not the film's fault.
The characters are so foul and unappealing that it deserved its cold reception when first released.
positive reception reflects continual patriarchal currents in the social conscience.
Henry, a veterinarian (Paul Rudd), and his bossy fiancé, Kate (Eva Longoria) are looking over the last minute arrangements for their reception.
The Director was present and seemed to have worked very hard and be very committed to the project, which I think explains the above average reception and mark it got.
Watch the movie and experience the ups and downs of this great adventure - laugh and cry with the crew as they cope with unimaginable challenges along the way, and enjoy the final triumph when they arrive back three weeks later in their home town to a rapturous reception and some great surprises!
I came in in the middle of this film so I had no idea about any credits or even its title till I looked it up here, where I see that it has received a mixed reception by your commentators.
I am very sorry that this charming and whimsical film (which I first saw soon after it was first released in the early fifties) has had such a poor reception more recently.
.but it was on a UHF channel and the reception was very fuzzy.
i saw this movie on an old black and white TV, with terrible reception, alone, and uninterrupted, in an awakening that seemed like an echo of the story.
The film exhibits much in the way of very dry humor, although there ARE some belly laughs to be had (the reception at the Gaillardian airport, for example, and especially that May Day-style parade of Gaillardian strength).
The whole movie is about the wedding of Dino and Muffin (Desi Arnaz, Jr. & Amy Stryker) and the reception that follows at the groom's home.
He has The Right Stuff; which is something Cooper reazlies as we cut back to the reception and Gordo is asked by the reporters who the best pilot he ever saw was.
I ended up watching this amazing episode on this crappy tape with bad reception about 6 times.
The book had some scenes that would have made wonderful cinema such as the interogation of a murder suspect who gleefully confesses to the committing the crime but claims to have used a rifle instead of a knife, the surprise reception for Chee at his first session as a healer, the discovery of the true identity of the shotgun artist, Leaphorn's rescue of Chee that unintentionally delivers him into the hands of the real murderer, and the ironic circumstances that rescue Chee for the second time.
When the caretaker of the family Joseph (Don S. Davis) dies six years later, Christy returns to Edgemont for the funeral and has a cold reception by John and his mother.
It goes into how it was developed, how he got the cast, how it was shot, its distribution, reception and how it gained cult status.
Metal: A Headbanger's journey is a great little documentary about the bands, culture, and public reception of the genre of heavy metal music.
It follows a heavy metal fan as he makes his journey to discover more about the culture and reception of his favourite genre.
The documentary sees him discussing the history of metal, the culture of metal (fans, looks, drugs/sex/gender, and the hows and whys of metal's reception by the outside world.
I am disappointed with the poor reception that this stunning film has received on this website, and I urge all to view this cinematic triumph.
The ticket is very reasonable and if you will rent a pirated DVD from Filipino supermarket they charge more and very bad reception.
Like "Batman and Robin", The Avengers, through sheer will of its poor critical reception, compels one to see it.
If reissued today might get a better reception given the Iraq war to play against and therefore have more impact.
It just leaves me wondering: who screwed up the marketing for Gunshy, because this is definitely a film that deserved a much better reception than it got.
Imagine going to a contemporary art gallery for a reception, and you are the first one to arrive.
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