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Novello's acting may be slightly overdone, but it only makes him seem more mysterious.
The cast did what they could making some slightly interesting, if annoyingly cliché-ridden, characters!
There are several other great moments of slightly lesser value.
While I do slightly prefer Murder She Wrote and Diagnosis Murder, Father Dowling is an entertaining watch.
I have an inclination; a strong intuition that the latest Al Pacino film, 88 Minutes initially incorporated a slightly longer headline.
Things improve slightly to become vaguely watchable in the last half hour, but that's not exactly a recommendation.
All in all, a slightly disappointing but fun and under-appreciated film, that is a 7/10 from me.
In particular, Alix Koromzay is great playing the slightly flaky, completely adorable bug-nut scientist/teacher.
There are only two, slightly original elements of this story: Godzilla shows up in NYC, and it's pregnant.
This movie caused me brought up some slightly disturbing thoughts about what the people or a governments might do in order to put a stop to something that's out of their control.
I had no idea what was wrong with my son, who was only very slightly developmentally delayed, but was strangely aloof.
Story-line excellent but slightly unbelievable as to the "special effects", such as the escape capsule.
The actors are sometimes slightly bearable.
Yvonne De Carlo (everyone's favorite Munster) gives away quite a scary and praiseworthy performance as Hester Ramsey, a rancorous and slightly deranged elderly lady who lives alone in a large mansion with her harshly trained Rottweiler Greta.
Slightly uneven because of this seemingly last-minute inclusion, THE BOW is nonetheless worth a look.
Nothing at least slightly original .
Before I start this review, I must admit that when I saw this movie, it was the wee hours of the morning and I was slightly intoxicated.
McElwee manages to evoke an entire persona for himself - whether authentic or not - with scenes like these, at the same time drawing an insightful - if slightly overblown, though satirically so - comparison of himself to William Tecumseh Sherman and his devastating Civil War march through the South.
The conflict in 'Torremolinos' is slightly reversed in that cinema becomes a more complex agent: it is the reason for misunderstanding, but it also unveils the problem and in the end even helps to resolve it.
The fights, while they are fairly frequent, could have been just slightly better.
I'd like to give this 10 stars for sheer inventiveness and audacity not to mention a brilliant eye, but for me it didn't quite work totally as a film, falling apart slightly towards the end.
I have found there to be at least one good storyline at all times on the show even if there are a couple other ones that are slightly on the boring side.
Eastman, when he gets to really shine towards the end makes for a truly vicious and maniacal adversary but ingeniously, is slightly more shaded a character than your average murderous terror, giving a whole lot more interest and even an odd sort of sympathy.
I was only slightly disappointed with the direction and script.
But I was at least compelled to watch that version with interest due to the slightly better quality of the production.
His basic premise is deceptively simple- a nervous but completely professional and slightly worn-down cop, played by a young & trim Toshiro Mifune, gets his gun pick-pocketed on the subway, and he spends at least half of the film on his own looking for it.
I just never find them even slightly imaginative or engaging.
I think I am approaching this film with a slightly different perspective than a lot of people here.
So, forget everything and discover that life can be "slightly dangerous," when you go looking for it.
In a slightly smaller role, J.A. Preston does a great job of portraying the conflicted black man who assists Ward in tracking down the good guys.
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