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really awful songs which is upsetting considering how fantastic the first films score and story is! also, which ruins the film for me is the fact there is no John Cleese so jean bob might as well not even be in it and the new villains are dreadful.
The songs were also bad.
And the songs were very clever (for an LDS audience only).
The songs were done much better in the original and the costumes were better.
Most of the songs played in the movie were from this album.
And the songs and dances are entertaining in themselves.
Barricade finds Alice Faye without any songs as a refugee trying to flee China and without passport.
The production is colossal, lush, breathtaking to view, but the rest: the ridiculous romance, Julie looking befuddled, Hudson already dead, the mistimed comedy, and the astoundingly boring songs deaden this spectacular film into being irritating.
But there is an overuse of Music though fortunately no songs are there in the film.
And the songs are a disgrace to film songs, epsecially the "high cockororim" song, which they keep repeating.
For instance, the guy who thought the Beatles ripped off his songs.
Otherwise this movie (and the rest of the songs) are a no-no for everyone.
Bill Rebane's "The Capture of Bigfoot" is one of the most awful horror movies ever made.A greedy sawmill owner Harvey Olsen(Richard Kennedy)decides that he wants Bigfoot captured at all costs.However local game ranger Dave Garrett(Stafford Morgan)learns that the Bigfoot used to live in peace upset by a geological expedition,and sets out to protect the creature.There is nothing even remotely interesting in this piece of crap.The film is extremely dull and filled with horrible songs and cheap special effects.No gore,no suspense-just gigantic boredom.Avoid this horrible junk like the plague.
For those expecting the cover art and story outline to indicate another entertaining Bollywood Indian production, beware: no musical dance numbers or songs of production value exist to brighten the mood in this rather tired story of arranged marriages in the British Indian culture - with a few variations thrown in.
From Assalam Valekum to Gayatri Mantra, Himesh has tried every thing, to create an aura of his so-called singing talent, which is nothing but atrocious pronunciations of words like Tanhaiyya, which completely kill the beauty of the terms, so commonly used for love songs.
Many Israeli songs (as well as architecture, foods, and slang) are influenced by Arabic culture, and there is no reason an Israeli Jew would be offended or angered by a nearby car playing that song.
The only positive thing about him in the film is his nice singing voice...too bad the songs are mostly insipid and sappy.
One of the songs in Up In Smoke, well, I often wish more songs these days began that way.
But in this excuse for a video, the stoner duo are showing us the videos for four songs from their album of the moment, also titled Get Out Of My Room.
Let's start with the silly and annoying songs.
I love Patsy Cline but she her songs appear quite frequently in films.
If you are a long-time Rush fan you know what this video contains: loathsome songs from the past, the "BIG 3" hits from the 80's and their "last-ditch" efforts to remain contemporary.
The production is very shoddy and cheap looking, the songs are sub-par, and nearly every joke misfires.
It teaches kids nothing, the songs are corny, it is not educational and the characters are just plain agitating.
What a fraud!! The songs are good and are the only thing good in the movie.
As any other year this one contained both good, bad and horrible songs - nothing new there.
Most of the songs sound the same and lead singer-writer Jeff Lynne is about as animated as a store mannequin.
Then, to cap it all, we get songs by the Osmonds!
The only people in the audience who seemed to be enthralled with the film were the seventies generation folks who were some how reliving the past with the songs.
The silly songs the cat sings were boring and monotonous, even for the children in the audience.
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