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Instead, I got a movie that sounded like a sex ed documentary, because it was too melodramatic to be considered a romantic comedy.
In fact, there are probably only TWO people who sounded at all convincing!
It sounded good, a landslide, terror, a fear of snakes, etc., the whole underhanded land developer scheme.
For that matter, few to none of the people I met and taught over my three years in China sounded like the Choi character.
Even the music sounded good.
When I was told about the film it sounded great -four rooms, four directors- two of which I loved.
The Plantation Act gives us an excellent opportunity to hear Jolson's voice as it sounded during his prolific Broadway run.
Didn't matter how sensitive the original was, the western version sounded like Die Hard.
Oh am I the only one who thought the voice of the guardian sounded like Christopher Lambert (Conner McCloud) at times?
The plot summary sounded interesting.
As a fan of the horror genre, I should have known that all films directed by Ted V. Mikels are better left untouched, but the synopsis of this movie simply sounded so damn funny!
When I read the jacket on the videotape, it sounded like an interesting story.
I played this thru my surround sound and it sounded like the Dx was recorder thru a bullhorn at the airport.
The science talk seemed slightly more scientific than usual (Well, not being a rocket scientist, for all I know they could have been exchanging formulas for melted butter - but it sounded right in the first part of the movie).
I thought the movie sounded good when I heard it had something to do with vampires and such.
In reading the summary i thought the item sounded really good horror/backstabbing flick.
Bad acting by most of the cast, poor direction and the sound was crappy (although the crowd noises during the concert scenes sounded real).
This so called romantic comedy sounded somewhat promising because of its twist.
While this sounded promising, it was an insufferably dull film, easily the worst I've seen of Marlon Brando's at this point.
It sounded like one of those puppet horror movies with a killer twist.
I thought it sounded interesting when I first read about it.
This movie was mindless T&A and nothing more; Donna D. couldn't act her way out of a paper bag with her overacting and inability to wear a BRA!! There's one scene where she thinks her friend is being attacked and I had to laugh cause it sounded so bad (turns out the friend was just 'acting').
I rented this movie because the back of the box sounded awesome and I love horror flicks.
Wow, the alphabet song has never sounded more horrifying!
The Chief of Defense staff sounded like he had a stroke, and I loved the guy with the overacted Southern drawl.
I thought even her voice sounded like Stone's once or twice (or rather, Stone's sounds like Malone!).
The acting is wooden and unnatural, and the music, which is supposed to be awesome, sounds curiously like a bad rip-off of Springsteen, even though the flashbacks in the film are set, for the most part, in 1963, when NOTHING sounded like Springsteen.
For an example when the man was glueing the feathers to the chicken's head it sounded like he was walking through a swamp every time he dabbed is brush!
The Jimi Hendrix that I remember from my youth sounded a whole lot better than what I saw on this DVD.
I hired this film out because it sounded interesting.
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