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I toughed it out, but it was a sadly wasted two hours.
Fred Gwynne, sadly in his last performance as Judge Chamberlain Halle, made his every scene (each of which he shared with Pesci) the double delight.
Sadly my expectations withered slowly away since the very beginning.
Sadly this is not the case and the movie cannot be recommended.
One scene that stood out was the scene where the girl is flying as a kite for no apparent reason but to show how beautiful the film is, and sadly they failed at that attempt.
Sadly, this is undoubtedly the highlight of the entire film and certainly the best action scene contained in its run time.
The previews of Tulpan I'd seen weeks before looked interesting enough but sadly the film failed to excite or satisfy.
Sadly for him they forgot to make a bond film for him!
Well between Courtney Cox's show dirt and TMZ this movie is sadly outdated and horribly tame.
Sadly, the viewer never learns anything concrete about Lila's background, or why the drug sets her off the way it does; indeed, the only thing we can discover about her comes from the film's admittedly hypnotic theme song.
Most of the movie is sadly rather underdone.
Sex, Violence, Gore, Explosions, Stick fights, door breaking, but sadly, features a dog getting killed which NO ONE wants to see.
Sadly, this movie would be better if they just cut and pasted all the clips from each movie together, rather than reshooting them.
Sadly, what's left of it can't even do that now.
But sadly, he's acted in a LOT of B-Flicks, and this is the BIG one, BIG-FOOT one, that is.
Sadly, the entire telecast is an exercise in sugar-encrusted romantic tripe that makes James Cameron's "Titanic" look excellent.
Sadly the fairy godmother does not have a big part in the film but you soon forget about it as you get glued into the thrilling adventure.
It didn't happen, sadly.
The acting is all right, but the scares are just sadly non-existent.
Sadly this series was doomed from the start.
Sadly (although there's plenty of funding for this sort of thing) though, it fails on many many levels.
Carrey's a comedic legend and in Ace he found the ideal showcase for his talent (which, sadly, he beat to death in the lackluster sequel).
Sadly or gladly, however you want to look at it, it does.
Sadly, this is a less than stellar effort from those involved.
A sadly boring spectacle of a biblical film, even though almost all the production values are of a high quality (except that special effect vulture).
Jeannie Berlin (as Grodin's wife Lila) has been sadly undermentioned in all of the comments.
I remember as a 10 year old (1987) writing a letter to Doug McClure asking what new monster films he would be starring in but sadly he never did and you also had to appreciate Kevin Connor was the guy behind them as Doug was the Main Actor.
sadly, those scenes are limited.
At first, Zach (Wil Wheaton sadly of Star Trek: The Next Generation fame) and his sister are the only two people in a very religious family that suspect that the meteor that recently fall from the sky is affecting the water in detrimental ways.
Sadly originality doesn't make up for the actors, the script, the bad effects, and the stupid plot line.
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