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The film disappointed me for many reasons: first of all the depiction of a future which seemed at first realistic to me was well-built but did only feature a marginal role.
The acting was bad, the plot was worse, and the special effects seemed to have been created by a 5th grade science class.
Cary Grant -- still in the throes of cinematic infancy -- seemed as though he was forever looking to "find himself", while Herbert Marshall was probably never anything BUT Herbert Marshall from the day he was born, until the day he died.
Totally unrealistic (they seemed to want it to be HIGHLY realistic but all the elements are based on clichés), real propaganda stuff.
I wonder if Kristy Swanson got hit across the face with hot brass - because it damn seemed so!
You see him becoming more and more paranoid, and increasingly unravelled, all because in the second game, Deep Blue made a move that seemed too human for his preconceived notion of chess computers.
It seemed to be mostly just a frame work in which Steve Carrell could do his improv.
I would have laughed if it wasn't for the fact that several other females in cinema attendance seemed to be enjoying it.
They seemed to be a translation from chinese to english and then to spanish.
This movie was so lousy it seemed surreal.
After an hour and a half of build-up, this fairly funny ten minutes seemed a little anti-climactic.
Jacobi camps it up in the way that only Jacobi can do and I thought that he seemed to more of the actor that he parodied in his cameo role in Frasier a few years back.
I'm afraid I only stayed to watch the first hour of this movie as it really seemed to me to be mindless TV-trash and a waste of talent.
The whole show seemed very rushed.
It seemed like a drunken monkey jumping around from one point in John Paul's life to another point never explaining how or why things happened.
She just seemed like a girl that went out of control when she finally got to college, mainly from doing drugs and drinking alcohol.
That seemed to be her problem, not mental illness.
Sure, she had emotional problems because her dad left and she barely saw him as a child, and her mom seemed a little out there.
A holiday to Burma with her sister seemed like a good idea to get away from it all, but when her passport was stolen in Rangoon, she could not leave the country with her sister, and was forced to stay back until she could get I.D. papers from the American embassy.
It will take you back to a "Totally Rad" time which it seemed at the time, was a lot more simple.
It seemed longer than its 90 minutes.
It seems clear from the beginning of the film that the two characters are quite heterosexual -- when Radha does her scene at the end of the movie with Aashok, she makes it quite clear that "without desire she was dead", and the implication was that if he had desired so, he could have fulfilled her quite completely, and also when Sita seemed very disappointed when her husband seemed to not like her.
This seemed to be a lackluster film to me that betrays a low budget with poor cinematography and not all that great of a job of editing.
Some worked fine (such as Charles Durning's) but many just seemed irrelevant and slowed the picture to a grinding halt.
The last half seemed a bit far fetched to me, however, my son was interested throughout the film which is not so often with him.
It gave me a chance to see Daniel Wu in action for the first time, he is a better actor than i thought, at times he seemed a bit out of place.
The message of the movie seemed to be not to judge people by their looks and not to judge people before you get to know him.
That was one thing most viewers seemed to misunderstand.
For me, the best part of this film was the look of the picture, for it always looked cold and damp and it just really seemed to suit the film well.
My five-year-old nephew (as most children do) would just stare at people who were in wheelchairs or had some other type of handicap but after he watched Pelswick it just seemed to be a normal occurrence to him.
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