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Mario Bava was remarkably ahead of his time.

Remarkably, the effect gets stronger with each exposure.

Part of the reason we watch movies is to learn something about ourselves or recognize characters that are remarkably similar to us and the way we are in real life.

Also Richard Hurdnall does a remarkably good and under rated version of the 1st Doctor.

This is a remarkably silly film.

Andrew Stevens is not a dislikable actor, he's actually pretty competent - but that Tanya Roberts proves again (after "Inner Sanctum") that she's remarkably untalented.

Nat Pendleton is on hand as a remarkably dim-witted cop, and the juvenile humor that he provides would have torpedoed this film itself, without any help from its other wretched elements.

i think it's one of her better roles, as she does remarkably well with this made for Cinemax movie.

This remarkably silly, hackneyed adventure movie takes hilarious liberties with its source material, an uplifting account of two nuns' mission to bring modern medicine to the Congo.

It also has as its hero a guy who looks remarkably like Mick Jagger(he has a huge jaw).

And what a shame, because this is a remarkably vivid, extremely well produced effort, featuring a typically marvelous performance from the so called "poor man's Bette Davis" Ida Lupino - her last as a Warner Brothers star.

this movie was remarkably unintelligent, and a waste of time.

Remarkably evocative and accurate portrayal of a work by Geroge Bataille.

The first thing the struck my is how much better looking the film is, and the second thing that struck me is that, other than the length and thickness of the plot and story, it is remarkably similar to his earlier films.

Remarkably, given that European filmmakers tend to be among the most secular people in the world, the movie is also surprisingly respectful of the choices made by the monks in living in this particular way.

If nothing else the film FULL FRONTAL is remarkably ill-named.

Remarkably, Medvedev is not wary of speaking about political liberalization.

For at least 50 years after World War II’s end, there was remarkably little convergence in per capita income.

The BJP has promised a more hawkish security posture than Congress in the wake of the Mumbai terrorist attacks, but when it was in power it conducted itself remarkably similarly to its rival, initiating a peace process with Pakistan.

But this time the process was remarkably peaceful.

He then marshaled an unprecedented international coalition that backed sanctions and the threat of force, sent a half-million US troops halfway around the world to join hundreds of thousands from other countries, and, when diplomacy failed to bring about a complete and unconditional Iraqi withdrawal, liberated Kuwait in a matter of weeks with remarkably few US and coalition casualties.

Remarkably, this number is more than 2.5 times larger than the number of people still living below the poverty line in India.

Remarkably, the European Banking Authority’s latest stress test for the eurozone’s banks does not contemplate the possibility of deflation in its adverse scenario.

Although US investment treaties are uniform on most issues, they have remarkably diverse approaches to sovereign debt.

This impressive, remarkably intelligent woman just doesn’t have the feel for politics that is demanded at the highest levels.

So far, anti-American rhetoric has been remarkably muted in the uprisings sweeping the Middle East.

This remarkably low level reflects both the small share of household income in total GDP and the high rate of household saving.

Indeed, though environmentalists and secular youth spearheaded the protest movement, it became remarkably diverse and inclusive almost overnight.

So Sweden's Social Democrats don't have to concede much to remain remarkably strong--even if this weakens the integrity of Swedish democracy.

But in Germany, which has been remarkably stable for more than a decade and has been a pillar of EU-wide stability during tumultuous times, it represents a highly consequential reversal.

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