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It was hyped up during it's release, so when I saw it, I understood why!
There's a reason some films go "straight to video" instead of even making a brief attempt at theatrical release.
Final Fantasy VIII was regarded as "flawed" by many Final Fantasy fans upon release.
Therefore, no other studio bought the script and the only way to get it released was for a low budget, television release.
i was shocked by the this very very very bad movie, i can't believe fox video was not ashamed to release it.
Just think what Carpenter's HALLOWEEN hath wrought in the years since its release.
I guess we'll just have to wait for the DVD release.
In the eighteen years since its release, the cult status HELLRAISER as grown bigger and bigger.
This year saw the release of two direct-to-video sequels.
The first was HELLRAISER: DEADER, which was better than the average direct-to-video release, but still not nearly as good as HELLRAISER was.
And, this being a big budget Japanese release, the picture looks great while the movie is totally goofy.
High School Musical 2, like its predecessor, is set in the season of its release- namely, summer (last time it was winter).
It was a video release.
Written at a time in his life when he doubted if he could (read: should) be the 'voice' of the forgotten women, the broken woman, the fallen woman, ...the woman that is often invisible in most church congregations, after the release of his novel, the overwhelming answer was 'preach on, T.D., preach on'.
A movie filmed in 1990, with a limited 1993 release, and a video finally released in 2000.
For some reason my expectations were not high for this movie, the IMDb rating was pretty average and there was not much hype surrounding it's release.
It should be duly noted, however, that this film had all the signs of a thanksgiving turkey: It's release date, which was moved from late June to the dog days of August.
At the time of their release, these films may have starred actors who were very popular and who were given romantic scenes to satisfy the audiences of their day.
However, with the release of The Orphanage it appears I should also keep my eye on Spain.
i have just re-watched this film, maybe the 5th time since its release.
Needless to say, it does get a little dry at times, and there are parts which are funny like you wouldn't believe (Atkins making an impassioned plea to 50 Cent to help him release Irv Gotti, the supposed "re-enactment" of 50 Cent confessing to a police officer, the guy being driven around yelling at some woman who is supposedly a man) and the video quality is very shoddy.
Why did they release this movie to theaters?
Or better yet, release it as a TV movie, were this series started in the first place.
This film was banned in several countries after its release, but it is not nearly as gruesome as one might expect.
Also Artisan was in turmoil at the time of delivery and gave Bluehill a very limp release.
The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe is the most famous of C.S. Lewis' classic collection of seven novels, which is part of the reason that expectation was so high in anticipation of its release.
I got a VHS copy from the US,but it really is about time it got a DVD release,maybe with some personal recollections from surviving cast members,especially the delightful Hollis Mclaren.
The film is not predictable...the effects are gruesome and amazing and it has this claustrophobic eeriness that has only recently been recaptured by The Descent...A must see for any Horror Fan...it's a shame the film is Public Domain and will never get a decent release...
A theater in Times Square ran The Public Enemy 24 hours a day during its initial release.
With the DVD release of Lois & Clark I remember why I loved this series so much.
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