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219 minutes passed and yet it seemed like only an hour had gone by. the characters were very believable and entertaining, and the photography was excellent.
She was never the one to think about yesterday, au contraire, she seemed to know what is going to be popular tomorrow.
Nicholas Cage seemed to be enjoying himself.
As I sat there happily watching Alice go from repressed virgin to sexual adventurer, I got to wondering why her sexual encounters seemed familiar.
In the last 3, Andre seemed to have kind of been Mentioned, but the Stories Never really focused on him, which made me mad.
When Gary Sweet was brought in, some fans seemed worried, but he's really fitted in well, which didn't surprise me.
When this show first came on the air, I saw it once or twice and thought it was another "fat guy, skinny wife" show that seemed to populate the networks at the time.
For unlike most so-called creative types attempting to sell to, or worse yet cynically exploit, children nowadays, Jim never seemed to really forget what it was like to be a child.
However, I felt that although it attempted to confront the issues surrounding capital punishment, it seemed to become sidetracked by the religious/moral stance (hardly surprising given that the main character is a nun).
She seemed to feel trapped by the situation.
The cast seemed great, the trailer used music effectively, however, it seemed like there was a good chance it would cross into absurdity, and fast.
Interesting and not as bad as people seemed to think.
The style of magic seemed more black than white and is almost certain to offend anyone easily upset about that sort of thing, but I thought it was well done.
This ensemble has been behind some other efforts, most recently "A Mighty Wind" which was so subtle it seemed to be an actual documentary without the overlay of entertainment, but "Best In Show" hits on all cylinders.
It seemed sometimes like a Carnaby street romp 30 years later but I enjoyed the thrift shop Janis Joplin clothes mixed up with the modern mindsets of sexual and gender blur.
By the time Takashi Miike started ripping the mick out of the genre with One Missed Call in 2003, the market seemed to be drying up, leaving it open for mockery and derision, despite the continued Hollywood Remake Machine working full steam ahead.
The beginning seemed slow, though..it took awhile to feel for the characters-the husband could have been more abusive-he just seemed absent so when other characters talked about him-it didn't really fit.
the best friend and husband seemed random..the doctors meeting seemed to hint that there was not much time left(to live..) so when the infidelity was revealed, I didn't feel as much sympathy for the character-more like relief! the ending was so great- the lines btwn.
Also, Hawn's character seemed to recover from suicidal depression rather quickly at the beginning of the movie.
Not to mention the entire thing seemed rather ridiculous.
Lewis Black was okay for his part, but never really seemed to be able to bring out his particular brand of comedy for his role.
The idea of a 40-something Marlene Dietrich as a gypsy in a war-time romance seemed unusual, and implausible.
"Tommy" was over the top and heavy handed in direction, "Oliver" seemed like crowd control on the silver screen, "The Wall" was so much abstract self important and indulgent dribble, but listening to "Failure of the Flesh" from Hair sounds right for our times today, as it did in the eighties, as it must have in the sixties...truly Timeless.
It almost seemed as though the filmmakers couldn't make up their minds about whether the movie was supposed to be a martial arts "flick" or a historical epic.
The characters seemed so realistic to me, it was hard to believe they weren't real people.
Being from the South, I thought Judith Ivey's character seemed especially real, and as everyone else has mentioned, she does an outstanding acting job.
But, while it's a great video, it's not perfect, even though it seemed like it at the time.
This film also dragged and the 74 minutes seemed long.
It seemed appropriate that he had virtually the last word.
I liked the ending which seemed to resolve naturally without any big moments but with a lot of little moments coming together.
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