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In the case of 'A Sound of Thunder,' I remembered my vow of never seeing this movie ever again, so I'll just go on memory.
In fact, I haven't thought of how badly made this movie was until I read someone else's review and remembered the experience I had back in 2005, when I actually saw this in the theater.
Then by December and I suddenly remembered the film I realised how likely the film was to suck, the fact it had been delayed in the UK made it seem inevitable it would be terrible, but the horrendous reviews just made me realise it was nigh on impossible for the movie to be any good.
I actually remembered it because it was so bad.
This needed to be played by a woman who could convince us that she at least remembered what it was like to voluptuous.
Category 6: Day of Destruction will not be remembered for advancing the cause of made-for-TV movies.
My wife and I both remembered this film being a lot better than it is.
What a sad end to the career of a still fondly remembered star.
The truth to the matters (the mystery as to who's doing the killing) is learned too soon, leaving only the family unknowing and the viewer yawning during the unexciting finale (featuring a discovery in a basement and running around the house), like if this made-for-TV thing suddenly remembered it was supposed to be a horror film.
I guess I just was looking for some flashback to the wonderful series that I remembered.
Despite a cast of well-known actors, trying their best to pull off this direct to DVD movie, the end product is a long, tedious, amateurish mess that can only be considered as entertainment if viewers are fans of the cast as remembered from other films.
I had read a review of this film in the LA Times and I found myself walking by the theater and remembered the review.
Cimarron is barely remembered today, and would have be remembered at all if not for its Oscar win.
I just saw this early this morning on the Fox channel quite by accident (my dog woke me up) - I had seen it years ago and thought I remembered it fairly well.
In fact, the main reason why GALAXINA is remembered at all nowadays is because of the tragic fate which befell its leading lady - Playboy centerfold Dorothy Stratten who was killed by her insanely jealous estranged husband - before the film had even had its official premiere!
how does anyone keep on seeing horror movies after this one??? really this one it's so bad that makes me sick!! and love horror movies but come on....... who could had remembered to do such a awful movie?
"Black Friday" did this plot so much better, which is why it is remembered and "The Man With Two Lives" is just a forgotten potboiler.
As it is, it will be largely remembered for the dreadful last few series.
The night I watched JERICHO MILE, my wife (who had ordered it on the internet) said she remembered it from when she was in high school, that it had stayed with her all of these years.
No one else at work remembered ever seeing it!
"Four Daughters" introduced John Garfield to audiences, and that is what is remembered most about this film today.
I distinctly remembered the shots of the ghost boy running down the mine, then waiting behind two planks of wood crossed in the mineshaft, just staring out with a pale white face.
It's a great loss, and I write about 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY, because I feel it is the consummate Kubrick film, the one he will be most remembered for.
I first saw this film in the theater way back in the 40s when I was a kid and always remembered the ending.
He needs and deserves to be remembered!
Finally I discovered what I thought I remembered as a four year old.
After seeing the 1960 color version on VHS, I kept saying I remembered seeing it in black and white 2 times before.
In retrospect, hearing that speech at a climactic moment in the film brought home how we are living in a historically charged moment which will always be remembered.
Robert Duvall's famous line (the other one) does not need repeating as it has become an oft repeated anthem and his Pattonesque character will long be remembered as a classic American war hawk in the John Wayne tradition.
I remembered seeing this movie and loving life again!
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