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There is nothing original in this movie to support it so they had to use something which is already famous.You know the recipe.
This "twisting and turning" I speak of refers not to the story (which contains all the suspense of a recipe for tuna casserole) but to the director's inability to keep the characters' faces even remotely centered in the frame.
This film has lots of good ingredients and a basic plot that holds promise, but the components aren't mixed according to the right recipe.
In this strangely-lackadaisical apocalypse, the world suffers from a dual plague of zombies and vampires, but no one seems to be too worried about it in this Grade-Z film which bares less resemblance to Sheridan Le Fanu's famous short novel than my mother's lasagna recipe.
Besides the sexual scenes which bordered on child-porn (which I feel could have been edited out or been presented more suggestively in nature rather than graphically, I would liken this movie to a recipe that's been torn in half.
James Whitmore was brave to take on the task of directing such a difficult episode, invisible elephants and gorilla suits sounds like a recipe for disaster, but he pulls it off with style, the teaser being an absolute gem.
The Kraft Kitchen recipe sketch had them laughing like maniacs.
It's a recipe for big big boredom.
The highs, (Koko the clown, the easy lube recipe) outnumber the lows (an all too long "The Dealers"), but even the lows are funny.
A movie filled with passion, fear, sexuality, all the great ingredients for a great movie recipe.One of the greatest Romanian movies,despite its psychological charge(after all, it is an European movie).
Girlfight is like your grandmother's cooking: same old recipe you've tried a million times before, yet somehow transformed into something fresh and new.
I mean City Hall is meant to be a political drama, not a thriller but instead when all is said and done and once you get to the meat and potatoes of the film it feels and looks like a thriller but a decent one at that with very important part of the recipe that immediately makes it stand out...what else...or rather who else...Al Pacino.
The big problem with the thing is that the Roshans have managed to make a 2006 movie with recipe, that worked only 11 years ago.
Even though this seems like the recipe for a feel-good romantic comedy, in Chaplin's vision, the guy doesn't get the girl.
It's about as important as the search for the greatest egg salad recipe in Woody Allen's "What's Up Tiger Lily."
Throw in a military conspiracy and a foreign bad-guy and you have a recipe for true disaster.
I could not find any dramatic line leading to the violent ending, everything seemed to be just pasted, mixing all ingredients without a functional recipe, some of it worked, animation fitted in quite smoothly, in fact I missed more of it, soundtrack is again quite suited to the action.
The jokes are not funny, too much live acting, and no story makes this show the perfect recipe for failure that any creator/producer would have nightmares about being part of.
To be honest my favourite character altered between Sam and Astin but I like the cast as a whole, the Danny-Quincy banter (always trying to get that recipe) that dynamic storyline and what have you.
A pure recipe for alchemical gold, and nowhere better seen outside of the 'Thin Man' series than here.
All in all a good movie that demonstrates Hong Kong directors and producers ability to take the Hollywood recipe and re-mix it.
It makes you feel it's possible to combine successfully the ingredients of your personality, like in a good recipe, instead of having them at war with each other.
Hardly the recipe for a laugh riot, 'Old Glory' doesn't even try to tickle our funny bone, aiming instead for a rousing effect.
When Gabe and Karen invite their friends over to try a new recipe, Beth says that her and Tom are divorcing.
It sounds like a recipe for disaster; and since a disaster resulted from it, I guess that's exactly what it was.
Hardly a recipe for success.
She sent me her autographed photo last year after I wrote her to compliment her biography and ask for confirmation for a recipe in her book.
There is also a huge dose of simple humanity added to this magical recipe, thus separating it from any danger of mere pedantry or instruction.
In this version, Colbert is not an aspiring actress, but a saleswoman who enters into business with Beavers, who, though it's her pancake recipe, for some reason is entitled to only 20% of the profits.
As a black friend of mine described this story, "Claudette Colbert steals Louise Beavers' pancake recipe but allows her to live in her home."
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