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So much of what we see and hear in regards to any election is such a joke.
If you don't like movies that "go all the way" with regards to violence, then don't watch the last twenty minutes.
And why would a sensible woman like Nimi fall for a comic book writer who regards his marriage as something he can put on hold when a beautiful exotic 'adventure' comes along?
The characters and the viewer go through periods of fluctuation in regards to closeness--the camera pulls out and away, sound disappears, words are lost, only for the camera to return to painterly closeups of its facially expressive stars.
If anything, William Girdler was an opportunist who wanted a piece of the action in regards to whatever was popular during the time.
After all these years of solving crimes, you would've expected criminals to know that they can't afford making mistakes with him, especially not with regards to talking much.
I was very impressed with what Eddie Monroe was able to accomplish in regards to its overall affect on me.
While it is clear that the director had access to and went on the advice of Elinore Stewart's children, it is key to note that the children believed their mother to be a complete liar in regards to the good, enriching, strengthening experiences of homesteading her land.
My regards go to the cameraman, at least he tried to make something out of it.
Pat Verducci wrote and directed this B-flick, which isn't especially well-made but is however surprisingly serious-minded in regards to its leading character.
"Boogie Nights" was innovative and exciting in all regards.
I am almost tempted to actually recommend BTK, because it is truly a stand-out in regards to how pathetic, and disturbingly awful it is.
maybe I am a dinosaur from the fifties, and I am out of touch with todays movie going generation, and apparently that is the case with regards to this movie, since so many people loved it.
my wife is a fanatic as regards this show.
The '63 film version was vastly superior in all regards.
There's not much to give away in regards to a plot or a "spoiler".
Scrubs, I thought, is doing something clever and unique in regards to the clip-show concept.
I hope the viewer who regards 'Dream Machine' as one of Corey Haim's finest and the "best movies of the century" was kidding.
Even though Ian Kershaw distanced himself from this project due to inaccuracies in regards to Hitler's life and yes, this is dramatised, but essential.
Like the original, this movie rails against a federal government which oversteps its bounds with regards to personal liberty.
Don't listen to the many acerbic and derisory comments heaped upon this film.....simply put, as regards ninja movies, this my friends is about as good as it gets!
Though I did not have much of an opinion in regards to last seduction.
Fascism and violence were the only things man could think of in regards to fighting the robotic horde, who were meant as nothing more than servants to humanity.
I've not read the book (maybe that's a good thing & meant I enjoyed the film more) but with regards to the story, I really can't think of any bad points, hence scoring it 10 out of 10 (and I hardly ever think anything warrants top marks!).
I check marked the box saying this contains a spoiler, only because I have no idea what some might consider a spoiler or not in this regards, since I discussed what's in all 4 segments, so just wanted to be safe.
I agree with what "veinbreaker" wrote with regards to the "Ahhhh" feeling you get at the end of this movie.
It is somewhat talky and you soon know where it is going, but it has shades reminiscent of Rosemary's Baby with regards to the man-woman relationship and a future conspiracy.
Next cast in a Fox "B", The Brasher Doubloon (1947) opposite George Montgomery's Philip Marlowe, she followed with a minor Dan Dailey 1948 musical, Give My Regards to Broadway.
What is sad in some regards now is the realization upon seeing it again that the era of life portrayed here is now gone from the collective American psyche to some extent.
Picking on our government and certain corporations with regards to debt and credit policy is like shooting fish in a barrel.
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