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I hope this film comes to be recognized as the classic I already believe it is.
Unfortunately, it came out before the viewing public started wanting something different from the usual detective TV show fare...that was so dull and predictable that you not only recognized the plot but could usually anticipate the dialogue.
But the second time she appeared, and smiled, I recognized her immediately and was stunned with her performance (compare most modern child performances on diction, delivery and command of emotion).
Artie Lange, Howard Stern's side kick, was hysterical and played well with the female lead who I immediately recognized from "Entourage" as E's girlfriend.
One of the sons I recognized but just couldn't think of his name, so I looked it up; sure enough he was played by child actor Jimmy Lydon whom I always loved in films.
I recognized most of the streets and it was depressing, and nostalgic for me to see my neighborhood in such ruins.
The PCC is a state recognized terrorist group which coordinates massive and simultaneous prison riots throughout the state of Sao Paulo.
Everybody recognized Blood from his distinctive blue and silver outfit.
Sitting in the theater, I recognized exactly what was going on as it was going on and I felt annoyed more than anxious for Mosley and Bunker.
I hope this film is more widely recognized because it was perfect in every way.
If not for the title, I would barely have recognized LeGuin's book.
I have played both Resident Evil and Resident Evil 2, and recognized many of the scenes which were kind of similar to games.
I recognized several cast members as superb actors but was reeled in for the movie's entirety with the appearance of Claire Danes.
Afterdark Horrorfest are the best B-Movies I've ever seen.It has it's crappers(The Hamiltons, Nightmare Man, Crazy Eights), but they make up for it with wonderful movies like Mulberry Street.This is yet another great movie in the Afterdark Horrorfest 8 Films To Die For series, and I would say probably my 4th favorite out of all of them.It was really well executed for a B-Movie, as are all the Afterdark Horrorfest films, and I couldn't help but be so sucked into the story plot and suspense.It may have been just a little retarded, funny even, and they left some things unexplained, but hey, I was expecting less, and got a lot.Overall, MOST of all the movies in the Afterdark Horrorfest films are great and VERY underrated, and I hope for these movies to be more recognized than what they already are, which is not recognized hardly at all, because they are some really spectacular movies, and I'm looking forward to the next set that comes out.
Rogers plays Countess Schwarwenka, a troublemaking client who's recognized by Huckleberry as Lizzie Gatz, an old girlfriend from back home.
At least not any recognized or recognizable language.
The idea to gather 40 recognized film directors to shoot a mini film of less than a minute, or what would have been the format the Lumiere brothers used in their revolutionary camera, seems a great idea in paper.
Introduce a complete hack of a Greenpeace activist as a 'subject matter expert', and some shameless self-promotion tactics in a pathetic attempt to be recognized as a hero, and you have a complete disaster.
Why isn't Alice Paul equally recognized?
Mrs. Sorvino was highly commended for her work in Woody Allen's 1995 movie, but her performance in The Grey Zone rises above her other work, that's the picture Mrs. Sorvino should be recognized and awarded for.The other members of the cast have my respect, but I wanted to specifically point the performances of Sorvino and Arquette as the picture's true highlight in terms of acting.
I recognized him as the actor who portrayed a German pilot in the BBC series "Island at War."
Some scenarios are exaggerated in the movie, never the less, shocking similarities are clearly recognized.
I recognized Andy Lau, playing Tok, from House of the Flying Daggers.
The only thing I recognized is that this is another HongKong entertaining picture which was already old-fashioned by that time.
This only caught my eye because I recognized the Sprouse boys and I saw it had Tom Arnald in it and thought it would be funny.
Well, for one, there's no one there who recognized the genius in this film, released as "The Flyboys," rather than "Sky Kids," the original title.
True, he was traditionally recognized to many for his whimsical, good-looks and high school persona.
I also remember Harry Morgan from "Dragnet" as being the only cast member I recognized then or now.
This is an internationally recognized level of "absolute disparity."
Central bankers have long recognized that it is imprudent to lower interest rates in pursuit of full employment if the consequence is an inflationary spiral.
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