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You can easily afford yourself to skip most of the films Fulci directed or produced during the late 80's and simply watch "Cat in the Brain" instead, because that one title gathers and repeats the best and absolute goriest footage of no less than SEVEN other Fulci-flicks, including the sickest murders sequences featuring in "When Alice Broke the Mirror".
He act and thinks more like a human.The robot repeats commercials he learns after watching TV.
I have been watching mostly the repeats on the Family Channel lately, so I am not up-to-date on what is going on now.
Having only seen five episodes of the show before this, (I've been watching the repeats on BBC Two) I haven't really had much experience of the League, but as a fledgling fan as well as a massive fan of British comedy, I can say this film is hilarious.
The Argentinian music poet, Atahualpa Yupanqui, once said that some folk music repeats similarly at any country of the world.
This production was so wonderful, being absolutely accurate with Nevil Shute's novel, taking the storyline through after the end of the war, with Joe and Jean's subsequent life together - absolutely marvellous - and I just wish I were able to see it again, as since it's original screening, there have been no repeats of it on British television.
And SRK, who blew me away with an excellent performance in Baazigar, repeats a villain act.
Only thing annoying about this movie is the tune (but it's a catchy tune) repeats whenever c.h.o.m.p.s.
In the process, history repeats itself between this man and the woman he loves, although this time he is old and the woman not the same.
Hitchcock repeats some of the well-established formulas from previous films - the reluctant female who is drawn into the action, e.g.
Mishima has already said it, the film simply repeats.
The budget must have been next to nothing, given the shortcuts and repeats.
Lack of emotion, coherence, rhythm, skills, humor... it repeats the same situation over and over again.
The director plays one trick (I'd have to admit a very good one, that is brought to life very stylized) and then he repeats it for the rest of the movie over and over again.
She even repeats practically all her old lines.
Lerner is suitably over the top in this, but Zelda repeats lines of dialog over and over again.
this, is NOT one of those films it is one of the biggest pieces of tripe I have ever scene, the camera work is trying to be flashy but it really just crap the whole thing looks like the red shoe diaries, but without the sex, the only reason I bought this was I wanted to try out dvd and this was the cheapest one I could find, possibly the worst buy of my life and could have put you off dvd forever, the soundtrack is REALLY tacky and most of the movie is made up of endless repeats of clips from the first two films, why anyone would want to make a movie as awful as this is beyond me, if they had really attempted to make an original movie and failed I would be nicer in this review but they don't they just got the rights to reproduce stuff from the first two and then edit it and repeat it into this film with about maybe under 1 3rd original footage which is about up to the standards of film school students, DO NOT buy this movie.
this movie is completely obvious, has no smart humor at all, and just repeats itself over and over again.
Add to this a soundtrack that repeats again and again, including a vaudevillian song about "dear old dad" that suggests an incestuous quality the viewer never really sees.
It simply repeats the same action of blood bath after blood bath.
The rest of the time the film just repeats itself: the same ten minutes over and over again.
And yet here's another clean rip-off, a Spanish one this time, that shamelessly repeats the story of a young girl that gets possessed by pure evil and turns against her own family.
The performance even of the stellar Jerzy Stuhr is here wooden and strangely bad - he just pulls unfunny faces and repeats on saying phrases like "I am in the elevator with a nude chick and I haven't done anything to her!".
From the mid to late '90's, repeats of 'Knots' stunk up U.K-Gold like a mountain of mildewing nappies.
Some years ago, satellite channel U.K. Gold promoted repeats of 'Men Behaving Badly' with the hype: "Here it is, the original flat-sharing sitcom!".
Although too young to remember the first showing of the series (being just a baby) I later caught repeats of it on television in the late 80's, just when I was getting interested in the war and all of its aspects.
While in her deathbed, Ann Lord (Vanessa Redgrave) repeats the name "Harris" and recalls the day on the 50's when she was an aspirant singer and traveled from New York to be the maid of honor of her wealthy friend Lila Wittenborn (Mamie Gummer) in Newport.
One sentence that keeps coming up on my mind is that "history repeats itself".
In that sense it repeats a theme common to French films: society is real, identity is a construction, freedom is criminal.
He is a total joy in this film as he was in Tell It to the Marines (with Lon Chaney) and West Point (with Joan Crawford), where he repeats the formula.
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