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She looks absolutely stunning for a lady age 56, but this is the only saving grace of the movie.
And is Dillon's character meant to redeem himself by committing the utterly unmotivated and unbelievable, laughably coincidental act of saving the woman he sexually assaulted the very night before?
The electrician leads a four man team that reluctantly finds themselves with the task of saving the world.
It's probably the only saving grace of this otherwise horrible film!
im sure he doesnt need the money for a life saving operation or transplant. in all honesty i think this review qualifies as a better movie than 'bulletproof'.
The limited scenery views were the only saving grace to an otherwise uneventful and boring movie.
This movie doesn't even have the saving grace of being so bad that its good.
The saving grace was Geoffrey Simpson ACS' cinematography, which like most Aussie films, was superb.
The only saving grace for this movie was the hope you would see Kathy Ireland nude in the shower, not even close.
The only saving factor for figure skating fans might have been some nice ice skating done by a professional cast of skaters, but this just does not happen.
Again I think this was Llyods attempt of saving a crappy movie and trying not to lose 1000s of dollars.
It has no saving grace whatsoever.
The only saving grace for me in the film was the presence of Mantan Moreland as Birmingham Brown.
Simply put, the only saving grace this movie has is settings, costumes and an OK punk concert.
A washed up reporter called Bart Crosbie (Pat O' Brien) blackmails gang boss Heinz Webber (George Colouris) for the money to pay for his son to have a life saving operation.
The hero starts out in ninjaville, Japan, goes through an identity crisis (saving a shinobi), makes a voyage to America (saving a slave named Sam) engages in a little wild west action (saving a French/japanese native american named Julie), goes hunting pirate's gold, and then heads back to Japan to fight a war.
Apparently the film was made on a tight budget, I note for your edification the following: The Morlochs: nothing like saving a little money by reusing the sets and costumes from Lord of the Rings part I, hey?
The one saving grace is a tolerable performance by Billy Bevan, who plays one of her many suitors
The basic premise is potentially fascinating and even involving, as we're all sensitive about saving the lives of unborn babies.
This was, however, it's only saving grace.
Newcomer McHattie is the film's only real saving grace.
The saving grace of this movie is its accurate portrayal of young Mormon females as particularly attractive.
OK i have seen Hershall Gordon Lewis movies before but this one really takes the cake,its really gory and gross,not to mention disgusting the way the strippers are done in,I'm talking bad acting that makes plan 9 from outer space look like hamlet,the only saving grace is the late great Henny Youngman as the strip club owner,yeah take my wife..., please.the
This film has no saving grace, no enjoyable character, nothing funny, and nothing sad.
Only saving grace is Russian actress Natalia Novikova as Baca's loony missus.
As the train speeds along things turn nasty when a prostitute named Juliette (Silvia Dionisio) refuses to have sex with Dave, he & his mates decide to hold the entire train hostage so they can have an orgy with Juliette &, well not much else actually happens apart from some hero cop & his prisoner who set about saving the day.
However, the main saving grace of this movie for me was Michael Madsen.
The saving grace of the movie is really Stephane Audran, excellent actress and true to character.
"The New hope of Romanian cinema"...if this is the new hope, then i wouldn't really like to see the saving hero of such a prolific cinema(Romanian cinema, that is).
However, by the time the credits roll, there's no saving it.
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