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But on the whole, the plot is very clichéd, as is its seeming message.
BEGIN SPOILER: Fitfully funny and memorable for Mr. Chong's literal roach-smoking scene: Chong coolly mashes a stray kitchen cockroach into his pipe's bowl, lights up, coughs and hacks violently for a seeming eternity,then with perfect aplomb and not skipping a beat, re-loads the bowl properly, re-lights, re-tokes.
The pacing of the film is also very poorly executed with the opening and conclusion seeming extremely rushed, and the middle dragging to an excruciatingly slow trudge that makes it feel padded.
They are seeming to take a great show that had a great target audience, and try to "REMAKE" the classic show.
Maria Schrader's acting is dreadful, never seeming to mean what she says, or even knowing what she says until she says it.
The only thing I did see was Quentin Tarantino's seeming insane obsession for it...
The British claymation series putting "witty" conversations taped from "average" people in the mouths of "cute" fanciful creatures at least had the advantage for non-British viewers of seeming droll and the kind of rarefied cultured humor you couldn't get on U.S. television.
This may seem a small flaw but it points to the seeming lack of effort in paying attention to details.
Annette Bening (whose acting was touted as being Oscar worthy) comes off here as mannered, with her performance seeming routine.
Foxx's criminal offenses in the film are undoubtedly par for the course of many struggling record producers, but the film's seeming implication that he has it coming because he helped usher in the disco era is rather ridiculous, not to mention pretentious and condescending, particularly coming from a film with all of the depth of a puddle.
Of course, Buddy is not a real gorilla but a mechanical one, in the film, but he is very close to seeming totally real.
Events take a further complicated turn when,escaping from custody,Mr.Cage narrowly avoids being run over by the real hit-man on his way to fulfill his commission.About now you might be forgiven for thinking "enough already",but as it happens on the screen it seems a completely logical turn of events,the narrative flow of the movie at this point seeming unstoppable.
Horrifying early on because of the seeming mean and self obsessed fellow tenants and horrifying later on as he develops his defences which will ultimately be his undoing.
The choreography was beautiful without seeming athletic.
There's also a segment of a woman telling her baby of a "cockroach" she was friends with who left her that was touching with that part seeming to be a tribute to the comic strip artist George Herriman.
It's so rare to see directors working in this style who are able to find true strangeness and humor in a hyper-realistic world, without seeming precious, or upsetting the balance.
The situation is unusually intriguing: the farmers in the province have two champions, a benevolent boss (for once) and a philosopher-samurai who starts a sort of Grange; both run afoul of the usual local gangsters, who want the crops to fail because it increases their gambling revenues and their chances to snap up some land; their chief or powerful ally is a seeming puritan who is death on drinking and gambling but secretly indulges his own perverse appetites.
Everyone is entitled to compare films they choose, but the similarities of "The Mortal Storm" and "Watch On The Rhine" are clearly the problems of refugees threatened by the Nazi juggernaut, while the main comparative point brought out with "Casablanca" is the seeming unjust treatment of Humphrey Bogart in 1943 by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science, because they chose Paul Lukas instead for the Best Actor Oscar.
The twisted plot and love lines scattered throughout this seeming paradise are what keep loyal viewers coming back for more.
The story, concerning a series of gruesome murders (you already know how many from the film's title, right?) that takes place in seeming fulfillment of an ancient prophecy concerning two sisters, is an involving one, and the murderer, a red-cloaked figure with the insane laugh of a madwoman, is both frightening and memorable.
The show started out broodingly edgy and is now a faint shadow of its former self with the team now seeming more like the Scooby Gang than the hard-bitten original version.
The ending is not the most satisfying for my taste, seeming to negate what has gone before, but logic is not of the essence here.
When this shows up, I watch it, never seeming to remember that I've already seen it.
Initially seeming to be a tale about Nishi and his unrequited crush on Myon since childhood, this anime goes in all kaleidoscopic directions that leaves you breathless all the while.
He was also made too nasty, just to make us dislike him with no seeming root for all his hostility.
The animated photographs are wondrous, seeming to bring Long Tack Sam and kin back to life.
He had the older Wolof people seeming wise in their traditional-looking costume and tone of voice.
One thing that really struck me is that the script was totally unpredictable without seeming contrived.
The visual style of the show is unique, but not really smooth in any sense of the word, often seeming crude and rough.
Very watchable giallo, which as the English title suggests, wallows in nudity and sex (much of it with a seeming wink to the audience).
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