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Yes, the serial killer suddenly turns out to have a twin brother because remember, "When you have eliminated the impossibly whatever remains, no matter how lazy, crass, talentless and brainless it proves the screenwriter to be, must be the truth."
failed to avoid i.e.endlessly re - cycling the same old stuff with only the names changed to protect the Swiss bank accounts.With "K & P" the signs were not good,but seven years down the line it remains the sole attempt by Mr E and Mr W to squeeze a few more bob out of their former TV audiences and I applaud them for their restraint.
This episode of "Family Dog" remains about the funniest film I have ever seen.
A poorly developed action adventure film shot largely in Mexico, this affair begins in promising fashion, but after its first of several changes in direction occurs within the plot line, little remains that will interest a viewer.
Charlie only has one line, right at the end of the film, but it remains my fave line.
Part of what makes the book wonderful is the frame narration by an outside source--so that Larry is always just a construction by another, a person we never really know, who remains as mysterious as his quest and his sense of enlightenment.
This film is so unutterably terrible that it remains the best (worst) example of a bad film I have ever seen.
And Ben Wade, the toughest, smartest, most ruthless outlaw of all times, remains in town, in a hotel room with a girl, with his horse tied up outside the bar until the Sheriff and his men ride back into town and easily take him into custody.
Considering the age of this movie AND the fact that I saw it when it first aired (okay, so I'm dating myself), it remains one of the most compelling computer-related films I've ever seen.
The original Beverley Hills Cop is one of those films that remains a cult classic because of the fact that it's such a product of the time it was made.
Granted, the technology still remains unable to fully replicate the spark and nuance of actual human performance, but early in the piece, it becomes very clear that Zemeckis and co.
Miraculously Orlando does not age at all and remains young (However the reason for this is not explained).
Fannie Hurst's tear jerking 1933 novel about the sacrifices mothers make for their daughters spawned two popular movies separated by a quarter century of glacially-changing social attitudes - a highly regarded 1934 version that remains faithful to the book's narrative and an elaborate 1959 remake which changes certain plot details to service German-born filmmaker Douglas Sirk's heavily Baroque style of film-making.
Considered "shocking" in its day (largely on the basis of PR), "The Bad Seed" remains little more than an interesting relic today.
I am a connoisseur of "horror" movies/series, and have seen them all since the 1950s, but One Step Beyond remains the scariest of all the series.
I feel that if I look down I will see the tattered remains of the person I was before I saw this movie floating in a pool of my lost humanity.
I spent a good two or so days trying to forget this movie ever existed but it remains to this day... and I still want my 7.50 back
The movie is a bit sloppy from a technical standpoint, but it remains the only movie to make me literally laugh myself sick.
This movie remains one of Walken's best performances to date.
Every time it seems that Crockett gets close to Calderone, somehow he remains one step ahead.
Even if the sound had been edited properly the fact remains that this would be a D minus movie at best.
Most of the story was heavily filtered for TV, leaving little but the bare skeletal remains of the novel.
It remains an excellent movie, however, and if you don't get it maybe you ought to watch again.
The remains of a giant worm are uncovered at a Scottish village, and horror and hilarity ensues, or so hoped the filmmakers of this camp based on a Bram Stoker novel.
Instead, as the title implies, aside from a few forays into the glum two-timing Andrews household, the camera's focus always remains firmly fixed on Daisy.
After a variety of sketchy farcical/romantic complications, the movie settles for a sentimental epilogue, and remains unsurprisingly dull.
Why he has become almost totally forgotten remains a mystery to me..
remains after more than a quarter century one of the most perfect reflections of the gradual process by which the Holocaust could have happened in a Europe which believed itself civilized.
This film remains alive in my memory in the form of its emotional impressions (the term "bittersweet" may be overused here but is completely appropriate) as well as the final chords of the soundtrack, which darkly underline the story's conclusion.
Henri Jeanson and Julien Duvivier brought honour to the French cinema with this one that remains a must-see and before I sign off let me acknowledge a genuine altruistic contributor to these boards who, with exceptional kindness, sent me not only this gem but seventeen others.
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