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His response is to regard Massey with wonder and amazement at the level of hatred directed at him, now realizing the true extent of the duke's malice.
It is hard to find a quality movie that is able to invoke such an emotional response.
He's also a one-note actor, like Bernie Mac in a way because his acting range also consists solely of gulps and looks of surprise in response to stupid, artificial situations.
What a shame that, judging by the lack of response to this film, not very many people have seen it.
In the book 'Mother Goddam', the author states that in response to Borgnine's question 'What about your family'?, Bette says 'f--k them'!
Sim's response: "Yes.
Is that a rude statement, designed to evoke a defensive response in people with poor taste in films - or no taste at all? No.
The response you usually get is "they suck anyway".
This one generated the least audience response (no clapping afterward)of the five.
From the police response to the bitter end, it was really bad.
The Waylon Jennings soundtrack (and, in response to a previous poster, this was before Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid) is interesting, but inappropriate.
The first time it almost frustrated me too much for an immediate response, even though I did like certain parts.
Who can resist Kitchen's throwaway response to "It's not a good time"?
It ends on a whimper with the only response that is appropriate is "huh?" or "Is that all there is?". Lee Remick is perfect as the horny slutty wife of military man, Ben Gazaarra.
I just saw this film at the International Film Festival in Provincetown, Mass., where the audience response was tepid to say the least.
The Crusades were a provoked response by Europeans against increasing encroachment of Jihadists into European territory.
I have not read anyone else's comments on this, so this is my response to having seen a video, purchased cheap.
This film may draw, intense positive or negative, response from people with extreme religious positions.
A mystery should not create a situation where the decisions of the characters are more moronic than the audience response.
My response, no the movie sucks why watch a movie that I already know sucks when I can watch one that doesn't suck like Varsity Blues.
It brought out a strong emotional response considering there is so little dialog.
This film story initially appeared to be a more or less typical coming of age story of a teenage girl, set in the '50's at the height of the atomic bomb testing age in the desert southwest, but ended up being a sad and multi-faceted story of unrealized potential, chronic physical pain, alcoholism, paranoia, abuse, spousal enabling, ruined family potential, and of a daughter's loss of love and trust in her father due to the results of his very human and typical response to great pain....self medication by alcohol.
That, plus another very typical male response by her father to excessive temptation by his wife's sister who, without a care for the family unit, threw her many sexual charms at her drunk brother in law.
Man, what better response to George Romero's newly created zombie archetype could be better?
Psychological problems, tragedy, love, betrayal, and human emotional response to all the above flow from the storyline, making Elfen Lied much more than a first look at the plot may suggest.
I am surprised that so much of the negative response to the movie revolves around Paul's antics.
Made in response to the trend towards graphic gore in thrillers -- a trend exemplified by Dario Argento and Lucio Fulci -- the film's tongue-in-cheek excesses leave one in little doubt about Bava's feelings on graphic violence in the cinema.
First, in all honesty, any "Crow" movie that doesn't come out as a straight-up remake of the first one is going to get the same response.
This is partly because Railsback doesn't give her any response at all.
I know this is an animated movie,where the animals talk and not a documentary.But I wonder if maybe it was made in response to it.I saw this on cable a long time ago,when I was 10.The movie is about a little fox cub,named Vuk, who decides to wander off from the safety of his den.He lives with both his mom and dad,and shares the den with many young,sleepy siblings.Before he even returns home though,he is greeted by his uncle,who has some unsettling news.While he was gone,an evil farmer and his two stupid mongrels killed his entire family.His uncle helps raise him,and they have some fun and exciting adventures.Later on when he is grown up,he and his uncle rescue a vixen named Panny from a cage.The farmer had caught her and put her in there to kill her,or trap Vuk and other male foxes.
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