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The technical mistakes begin with the wedding ring that shows Isabel of Castilla -Nobody noticed that?-.
The problem is he comes off as kid who thinks he's better than anyone else around him and shows no signs of a cluttered closet.
The 33 percent of the nations nitwits that still support W. Bush would do well to see this movie, which shows the aftermath of the French revolution and the terror of 1794 as strikingly similar to the post 9/11 socio-political landscape.
This was one of the shows that I wanted to follow-up on.
I really wanted to love this movie, and not only cause it had Aaron Eckhart in it but I thought the premise would be cool cause I enjoy movies and shows that revolves around chefs.
The director shows enormous imagination, but if he had fun with this film, he failed to share that with the audience, or at least with me.
The movie still shows a lot of mistakes, errors and is by the way made in a really cheap style, especially the sets were cheap and unconvincing, the palace looking like some villa, the city itself looked like..well like a cheap set.
So there still is the potential for an epic biography of Nero that shows the true Nero, who was one of the best emperors who ruled Rome, despite the lies of Sueton et al.
Rosemary and Thyme is one of the worst shows on television, and certainly the most ridiculous.
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.
The movie is very poorly edited, shows a lot of non-important and annoying flashes, has very visible goofs and has no suspenseful atmosphere whatsoever.
It has the typical MTV type editing, where the camera shows different images and quick sound bites from people every five seconds.
So much, that when I start seeing new shows that basically seem like reruns of old shows, I get insulted.
I too watched this film right after finishing the book, and was seriously disappointed... the main character is basically a new made up Fanny, for she shows NO resemblance whatso ever to the book...she's so lively and laughing all the time... if there was one thing the author wanted to set on this was that she was a very shy, introverted character.... please!!!!!
When all we have anymore is pretty much reality TV shows with people making fools of themselves for whatever reason be it too fat or can't sing or cook worth a damn than I know Hollywood has run out of original ideas.
Should be more realistic and shows the viewer real traumas that were happening to common people during the war.
The opening dream sequence shows too much for too long.
They cancel the wrong shows.
Worse yet, is shows the same move three times in rapid succession from three slightly different angles.
Thats a shame because he really shows his feelings thats what I think.
Eric Roberts shows up for a while, does his Eric Roberts thing, then goes away, a not altogether unwelcome occurrence in a picture with Eric Roberts in it.
Stephan D. Gill has a pretty nice body and shows it all quite a few times with pornstar skill and exuberance, and all-too-often acting chops to match.
To keep from being bored during "Love and Sex," first I tried to think of all the movies this was imitative of: "Breaking Up" with Russell Crowe and Salma Hayek (though that had a more original ending), "About Last Night" with Rob Lowe, and a lot of TV shows.
Most Star Trek fans cringe at what this movie shows.
You have the by the book story, girl is getting divorced, boy with issues shows up.
Have you ever seen one of those shows that became so popular that it could eventually get away with any crummy nonsense and repetitive halfhearted gimmicks that it's creators can get away with?
Okay, now I know where all those boring cop/homicide TV shows came from.
What ever happened to shows with united parental figures?
You had weird but good shows like Pete & Pete.
But just like Disney, Nickelodeon has fallen down the tubes, limiting their demographic to shallow preteens and giving us poor excuses to come up with new, innovative shows.
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