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I find that the movie may have seemed pointless to others, but i would like to think of it as important.
The town and props etc seemed to fit the period and kind of town that you would find out on the frontier.
I am not saying the script was bad in any way, I am just saying it seemed underdeveloped at times.
It all seemed very 'real', yet there were also 'magical' moments that almost leave you breathless with delight.
I can't count them but it sure seemed like the movie makers were trying to give me a hint.
What happened to Ava Gardner in the 1940s and Marilyn Monroe in the '50s also seemed to take place for modern-day actress Michelle Pfeiffer in the '80s: Her remarkable good looks got in the way of her being taken seriously as an accomplished, superbly talented actress.
For some inexplicable reason, Jerry's movies often seemed to come in for diatribes from certain quarters although they were rarely box office disappointments.
I think Judge Reinhold's part could have been done better by another actor, at times he seemed kind of cheesy and it looked like acting, not like you were just watching this character.
It seemed like that this film was for young children, but I know that adults will like this film.
Every single one seemed truly talented and knew how to act their way through a movie.
Some time ago I saw this when HBO was showing it and from what I saw of it, it seemed like a good movie.
They seemed as interesting in person as their characters on screen.
Her hitting the dog that day seemed to be fate, a divine sacrifice by the dog for her owner, allowing Valentine to be the saviour of the young judge, who is traveling the same path as her dear friend, to prevent him from having such a grim future, filled with loneliness and solitude.
Perhaps it's my memory, but there seemed to be chunks of exposition missing from the version that was shown at the Rhode Island Film Festival.
Christopher Meloni seemed to capture the personality of Mark Fuhrman very well.
I didn't like Barry but still seemed worried about him for some reason.
this movie may not have seemed like much to some people but it had everything i look for in a comedy.
At times, this movie seemed like a documentary because you didn't know whether or not these were real events taking place.
It was so funny, it seemed scripted, yet it gives a stirring picture of real life in the indie film life.
the acting is very good and Barbara Stanwyck is great but the the movie has always seemed very trite to me .
It seemed to me that they were going for a "Napoleon Dynamite" feel - strange and random scenes which would lead to a cult audience.
just seemed someone had edited out all the bits that could have made it make sense though i think the film would have had to have been 4hrs long to make that happen!
The story just never made you care about the cast and the movie seemed just pieced together.
It seemed as though the director just added stuff on because he thought it would look cool, while conveniently ignoring the plot of the movie up to that point.
And the supposed great twist ending is really not much, I did see it coming, and then the ending just seemed cliche.
For me, this movie just seemed to fall on its face.
KISS HER FOR ME, overall, just seemed like a cheaper film--with poor writing, little energy and some VERY broad performances--even when compared to OPERATION PETTICOAT.
The movie really seemed to focus on Jared Martin, and what his role in the movie was supposed to be, other than the extreme close -ups, was not as big of a mystery as to what Gene Barry's role actually was - or wasn't.
The lead actor (Victor Garber) seemed so uncomfortable, almost embarrassed in his role -- perhaps he realized how bad the writing was!!
The performances are third rate, and the dialogue is so stilted that at times it seemed to have just rolled over and died.
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