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I don't know who made it, but it has a slightly Disney-esque feel.
All in all, this is a great and valuable film - slightly off mainstream but that does not mean that this film cannot be enjoyed by people who prefer mainstream.
Dig! on the other hand is slightly different and is more enjoyable and a whole lot easier to watch if you have a passing interest in either band.
In that you have an old knowledgeable wise golden retriever, looking after or guiding 'chance' the fun loving if slightly clumsy young American bulldog, with sassy the clever, vulnerable but confident cat.
There are some hilarious scenes, the opening cookie scene for instance, others miss the target slightly but still a good film.
Gwyneth Paltrow really captures the slightly clueless but well-intentioned rich girl and Jeremy Northam IS Mr. Knightly with his poise and nobility.
This unique show provided a very comedic view of a slightly exaggerated realistic side of office life and relationships, with unique characters that you don't see on any sitcoms today or in the past.
The boy is slightly puzzled as to his parents anxiety as some of his friends have already done it already and eventually goes off to do the test.
For example, when Hercules fights a bear, there is no attempt to make the bear look even slightly real; it's all-too-obviously a man in a bear suit.
Rose Byrne, one of the exciting new actresses to come on the scene, is very effective as the slightly self-centered, dramatic older sister.
after 90 minutes of bugging the viewer how unimportant looks are the only slightly likable character changes his whole dressing and hair style to get the "hot chick" of the store, that seemed to be his friend already for years!
This is one of those light movies that is so charming and enjoyable you can't even begrudge its slightly sappy ending.
Is it just me or is Chuckie's ax always slightly out of tune?
JOAN CRAWFORD: "WOW" might be the word for her playing of the slightly dishonorable stenographer.
For a start the digital video camera is not a steadicam, and even if she was joking ITS NOT FUNNY!! the script consists of stolen Cannibal Holocaust lines and images with the main part being a swamp of incoherent crap that only the most messed up mind could comprehend and think is slightly decent.
As a Pagan, I half expected the overt Christian themes of forgiveness and redemption to make me slightly uncomfortable, but such was not the case.
If this film is anything to judge her by, then I would describe her as arrogant, stupid, self-delusional, self-obsessed, narcissistic, shallow, and slightly insane.
My only taste of him before seeing this film was the slightly later 'Dead Man', and I found that to be a very worthwhile experience and one that set me up nicely for Night on Earth.
And this time, writer/director Jean-Paul Ouellette even had a slightly larger budget at his disposal, meaning the script is a lot more ambitious and there even was some money left to pay famous B-movie stars like John Rhys-Davies and the minuscule cameo appearance of David Warner.
The movie was over before it stated with a running time of slightly over an hour and it appeared as though Guest just plain gave up and quit so the studio called in a editor to finish the project.
This movie about a guy who moves into an apartment where he slowly gets murderous after a dinner of rather potent 'wine' and 'yogurt' starts off extremely slow and will leave you searching for the remote, but about a half hour in it gets slightly interesting.
Slightly creepy in closing, but again, this hour-long movie seems like three hours.
Her character may be not perfect, her role at the end of the film is somewhat lacking in self respect and is slightly humiliating and desperate following a very selfless action she takes in helping out someone else, but again the films strength is its realism not its heroics.
It's a brilliant slapstick parody of the spy/private eye genres with the Baadshah of Bollywood himself, Shahrukh Khan, hamming it up gloriously as a slightly dim-witted private detective who is innocently drawn into a conspiracy to assassinate the prime minister of India.
I'm sure I would have liked this movie slightly more if I had not read the book, but I still wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
He and Maura Tierney both did excellent jobs in this film, although Maura Tierney's character was slightly less developed.
At the session I attended with my partner, several unfortunate looking, slightly overweight women constantly texted and glanced upwards occasionally at the screen.
Hathaway is a slightly more tolerable, doormat-type girl who has just been proposed to.
Still, some sick, slightly scary scenes with Pleasence.
This is a truly fine feature debut and whilst budgetary constrictions make a little of it look slightly amateurish this takes nothing from the overall effect and let us not forget that this much overlooked film was an obvious inspiration for Alien.
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