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She's 4 - she laughed uproariously several times in that first part of the movie, then her laughter stopped.

It is thwarted by several factors.

What I liked best about this flick was the chance to see Joan Woodbury, who awe-struck me as one of the several beauties in the Charles Boyer classic "Algiers", in a leading role.

At several points, it's difficult to know where this story is going.

If you are familiar with Shirley Temple movies, you will recognize several lines direct from her movies.

Several SASQUATCH flicks, none of them good.

I've worked in the industry and made several (short) films myself, so okay my standard is pretty high but seriously, i absolutely hate this film.

Natalie tries to dump Jimmy several times, only to have him re-enter her life through circumstances.

I couldn't fathom why arnie didn't turn up for work for several days and then suddenly appears, takes their entire armoury and disappears again!! Nice work if you can get it.

This is a bad film, as its central message is very muddled and the plot seems like it was the result of merging several disparate scripts.

After watching Avalon (which was decent only because of the very nice digital fx), and several anime films written by Oshii, including Jin-Roh (which is fantastic) I decided I should check out the Oshii cinema trilogy box set.

Watching this movie brings several words to mind: "sophomoric", "ridiculous", "improbable", "self-indulgent" and finally (and fatally), "boring".

I had to watch this movie several times before I got an idea about what was happening, OK its like this a kid stole someones car and while running from the police he totals it, for some reason the cops let him off and he has to face his parents who sent him to live with his uncle out in the wilderness, there he meets a girl who loves to rock climb and he gets into the sport and has to beg his uncle to let him enter a contest for climbing, and yeah thats about it like i said horrible movie.

The cinematographer offers us several shots of the ominous shadow of the two bombs, which might be striking if it didn't look like they were cardboard cutouts instead of bombs, the fake atomic fire really does look fake-and why use it when the stock footage on hand is so genuinely stunning and realistic--, and the pervasive brown tone doesn't seem to be thematically appropriate.

Also, they combined several real-life characters and portrayed them all in one (super-nurse).

I had seen it several years ago.

The DVD features several very short episodes (like less than 5 minutes each?) and I did not find it to be either funny or entertaining, not even in a weird way.

Initially, Capshaw's Helen envisions several of her friends reading the love letter to her (an interesting visual joke) but the first person they do this ploy with is Ellen DeGeneres, who doesn't play a lesbian but who comes off as one because of this gimmick.

I have really enjoyed several movies by Gérard Depardieu and expected I'd like this movie a lot more than I did.

Several other titles were released in the same series, like "The Black Six", "The Black Gestapo" and "The Black Godfather" and judging by all their low ratings and negative reviews none of these belong to the elite of the 70's Blaxploitation hype, neither.

Back in the late 80's and early 90's, when his name was attached to several great films like "The Lost Boys", "Flatliners" and "Falling Down", he truly was one of the most gifted directors in Hollywood.

Of a boring story that seems to go on forever, it follows several days in the life of a male prostitute who falls in love with one of his tricks.

Then, for several years, I heard absolutely nothing.

The whole film looks like a bad idea that was rushed through production (and then kept from release for several years).

I believe Star Trek had a plot like this with Jack the Ripper hanging on for several centuries.

There is some new footage with Eric Roberts as a sheriff and his busty sidekick running around looking confused, frightened or whatever it is there trying to convey (badly) on the emotional scale but then how can they react to something that was filmed several years earlier.

Several duos of people are chasing this goat-munching monster (remotely resembling the midget version of the Pumpkinhead demon) through the streets and ghettos of an ugly city.

I have read several reviews that ask the question, "Why was this film made"?

Enter the Ninja (1981) was the first of several "Ninja" films produced by Cannon starring or co-starring Japanese sensation Sho Kosugi.

Next there are several sequences that would make a Bond fan cringe,for instance the sequence in which Bond turns up to diffuse a bomb dressed as a clown.

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