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Sadly, as his voice declined, he faded into alcohol abuse, arrests, and a life-ending fall.
Other performances by Josh Hamilton, Tori Spelling, Freddie Prinze, Jr., and a sadly under-valued Genevieve Bujold are not quite as on-target, mainly due to the sophomoric writing.
Sadly it comes off as if he were cut out from another film and pasted into this farce.
Sadly, the movie was bad.
Well, you would, if you look at him, he looks so sadly obese, he can hardly move, let alone walk.
Perhaps after a couple of decades of having seen it, its like Dark Shadows...you remember it as scarier (or in this case, funnier) than it actually was (and we'll sadly never know now how good it could have been), but I would love to go back and watch it again.
Sadly the writing and acting aren't much good which makes for a few moments of unintentional humour, with Gary Hamilton perhaps the worst acting wise and Robin Askwith and Derek Fowlds (Bernard from Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister) the best.
Patrick Stewart valiantly tries, but sadly looking an Arabian Dress Up Party as the sinister Captain Nemo, Kyle MacLachlan does his usual Twin Peaks wooden routine, while the Pirate Captain gives a terrible impersonation of Robert Newton's Long John Silver.
Verne seems to adapt best to the screen with some Spielberg like tongue in cheek attitude, which is sadly lacking in this film.
Most of the rest of the film doesn't live up to the sentiments, the edge, the focus and quality of it, sadly.
This movie further proves that Martin Scorsese is the best director alive, and sadly he always gets overlooked when it comes to the Oscars.
But sadly, everything was in vain for me, because I just couldn't stand the pretentious tone of everything.
I was born in 1958, so I never saw Your Show of Shows, and needless to say, I never knew there was a famous or infamous incident involving one of my boyhood idols, a very drunk Errol Flynn.Dennis Palumbo, in what is ( sadly) apparently his only effort as a script writer, has taken this incident and woven a very human and very funny film from it.
Smug liberalism may be preferable to the racist superiority of the John Wayne era; but how sadly rare it is to see a "Western" (to which genre this film essentially belongs, in spite of its east coast setting) that goes beyond a game of goodies and baddies.
The dog seemed to be the only one having fun, and sadly, the dog was eaten early into the movie.
This is just a show about a guy who's trying to satisfy his ID 24/7 and three women who sadly feel he is the best that they can do--well, that is until Pam divorces him and remarries, Kathy is separated from him and who knows what happened to Denise.
Sadly, I hated reading about Jack Cassidy's tragic death.
Sadly, by fate, it all ends up as a case of unrequited passion.
Sadly, they were right, the first hour actually had me, I was like "Are they crazy?
Sadly, he would suffer a devastating motorcycle accident not long after this, losing an arm and a leg.
It's done in a pretty convoluted way sadly.
Sadly, quite possibly the worst movie I've ever seen.
After this film he sadly did not get the change to write and direct more movies.
Sadly, all of those apologies don't make us feel any better.
The first kill is a cracker and sadly the later ones aren't as good, but they still just about work in the context.
The film is sadly a bit underwritten, I could have done with more background and more explanation for what was going on, as well as perhaps some downtime to develop the characters a bit more.
I was very disappointed and I can honestly say this is probably where the rest of these horror films are sadly headed towards...disaster!
Still, I like to see Kurt Russell and so the film is sadly relegated to his second string.
well sure the reality of it is scary, but to make it as a horror The Mad Death really needed to push home the fear, sadly it doesn't.
The visual wit and warm wrap-up that Blake Edwards' brings to one of the finest comedic series of film history (and, apart from the couple produced in the eighties, they were consistently original and inventive - and changed with each one) is sadly misunderstood and no longer appreciated by our audiences.
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