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this characterization is shown in every movie they do, and only brings a stain to the reputation they had on radio.
i really hope that george carlin's next show will live up to the quality that george has shown in the past.
Screenplay by Tarantino, direction by Rodriguez, two guys who have previously shown talent, but who now seem to believe their own hype and assume that whatever they do must be good merely because THEY did it.
The whole campaign was totally different from what is shown in the movie, it would be much funnier showing all the president's people riding across the country with paper boxes full of cash, and the celebrities giving the shows to support Yeltsin all over the place - at least that would be true.
However, nothing could have ever prepared me for what is shown on screen in the final 10 minutes of this movie, it literally defies belief!
I find it interesting that the director decided to have her lead the female competition, yet near the end she is shown passing people who look like they're staggering along on two broken legs!
Well, I must say, I initially found this short to be quite average, but having watched it nearly 5 times since (its constantly shown on IFC), I've developed an enjoyment of the simple plot elements and reality of the situations presented.
This 1988 movie was shown recently on a cable channel.
We wanted to see another film, which supposedly was starting, but because a mix up, Rent-a-Cop, was shown in that time slot.
First off, this is a feel good propaganda movie to be shown to a wartime Aussie audience, so its not to be considered a serious retelling of Tobruk.
We don't really care about any of the characters, which is probably why its hardly ever shown.
For example, James Wolfe, who his depicted as an anti-French Canadian, is shown in London during the summer of 1759.
From the opening there is a problem with subtlety: the monsters are shown in the first shot!
The deputy has just shown us that he is a real bad person too and talks like he can clean it up (meaning kill all the surviving witnesses) no problem.
The first third, with its background information on Ladd's Gatsby shown with a series of interesting flashbacks, is the best part of the movie.
You understand this is a family-friendly horror movie, so no bloody murder sequences are graphically being shown here.
Cheaters is a prime example, they could find plenty of female cheaters yet the vast majority shown are men, why?
Even though the period dress and vehicles are shown, the characters act like caricatures of how they imagine 1900s people would walk and talk.
I didn't find the story all that compelling, although I appreciated that the Indians were shown as the victims of the Indian agent.
The other day I showed my boyfriend a great movie, Stand By Me, a movie I have shown to many people and they absolutely adored it, but for some odd reason he didn't like it.
He lends me a movie called Backdraft and he tells me that he's shown it to many people and they loved it, instead I hated this movie.
They've shown i twice in a very short time now here in Sweden and I am so very tired of it.
Honestly, Mr. Thalluri.... if you do a drama movie in a high-school setting following a bunch of teenagers through a school day and if you mess up the time-frame and jump back and forth... if you do that, you can't use the exact same visual story telling device of "Elephant" which is using a camera that is passing of from one character to the next and having scenes shown 3 times from different angles.
THE SPIDER, but none of the talent shown there comes through in this mess.
All of the events are shown in perfect chronological order, and the very last picture on the timeline is Earth being destroyed.
To Finns, as shown by the comments, it can be OK or dreadful or boring.
Had they shown more of the Satanic ritual or whatever, it might have been creepier, but as it stands now, this is a waste of time and brain cells.
today they shown a girl getting raped and butchered on screen tomorrow it could be a child.
I was really excited when I read "The Canterville Ghost" would be shown on TV.
No where near the flesh shown in the original, which was quite enjoyable and even had fun music.
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