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His wife was the writer, producer and directed most of the scenes which didn't require action.
This film proves that you don't necessarily require fancy costumes and a glamorous set that absorbs how many millions of dollars to make a point.
Yes, this is their interpretation of the story, and it is understandable that true stories require sensationalism and at times the modification of the original plot to grab the viewers attention.
Those who require massive special effects, should look elsewhere.
It will displease those whose palates require explosive, massive, spicy action.
These are one of the movies that don't require any brain or thinking, it's a very funny time pass which you forgot in the next hour or so.
I was also quite surprised with the Akshaye's 3 girls because there roles don't require much talent but mostly moaning about Akshaye's dissapearence(to the other girls) i was surprised as they managed to establish and actual persona and you could differentiate between them which is a good thing ,also majority of songs are good,it is colourful and fun so on a boring Sunday evening this will sure lighten your mood.
Dakota Fanning is rapidly becoming a staple in movie that require a child with an old soul personality and she has never disappointed me with her talent.
An agnostic will not accept God, without concrete evidence, but faith-based religious and spiritual systems require an acceptance based on the abstract (such persons believe that their concept of God is rooted in a higher power).
Sit through more than fifteen minutes of it, and at the very least you'll require a drinking game tied to Pamela Sue's oh-so-impressive emoting for the cameras to make it through the rest.
I really cannot think of anything else to say about it, but the rules require ten lines of text.
Sexy,cohesive and method, on a very weak and poorly written part for her, demonstrated the ability of sheer acting genius: The story is self explanatory and does not require brain surgery to assimilate and nor should it: Now to my case in points 1.
They don't require million dollar budgets for special effects or name stars demanding twenty million per picture.
She should stick to guest appearances on sitcoms that require very little acting and even less camera exposure.
Expendableman covered the aspects of the movie which require you to suspend your rational mind or at least douse it with alcohol.
I know they are incredibly cheap to produce and don't require much in talent salaries or any writer salaries to speak of, but at what cost?
Since I get unlimited rentals from Netflix, I often mix in some stupid movies, sometimes because I feel like watching a lighter movie that doesn't require any thinking, and sometimes just out of morbid curiosity.
Don't get me wrong--I'm not one of those people who needs likable characters (my favorite American films include Five Easy Pieces and Carnal Knowledge-- movies filled with despicable people), but I do require something or at least someone interesting.
This is a movie that does not require anyone to swim through the gray area of a controversial issue.
I found them both very interesting, but the ideas are sufficiently convoluted and arcane to require several viewings.
Those require more effort then the viewers might consider.
Following is a repeat of above text because I've already said it all, but IMDb rules require 10 lines of text before a review can be submitted: Don't waste your time on this boring movie.
Cartoons are iconic incomplete images that require the viewer to use their imagination.
It's a nice film, and has some very funny scenes, but it's also a very light one, and doesn't require too much attention.
Like all sci-fi, it does require suspension of disbelief to go along with the idea that one could see/interact with the past (and the technology that makes it possible), but once you've that single premise, Deja Vu is one of the most captivating films to come out in awhile.
Kutcher gets involved with "his other half", is initially terrified at meeting her father (he's better with moms), and all hilarity ensues when he and "the father with the bulging eyes and capricious temperament" get uncomfortably and frolically acquainted with one another, eventually realizing that maybe this relationship will require some self-depreciation and frenzy to eventually be accepted.
I realize most books require a LOT of adapting to work as movies, but Emma Laughlin and Nicola Kraus's biting, insightful "Nanny Diaries" was a slim book, with a straightforward storyline -- we aren't talking "Gravity's Rainbow" here.
The key plot elements require either suspension of reality or severe naiveté.
I can appreciate the humor, the violence, the plots, etc... but there are usually parts that seem to lose me, and his movies typically require repeated viewings.
Most really good "romantic comedies" require characters that develop gradually.
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