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I didn't sing fully in the slang derivative of Kiswahili and I didn't sing enough party tracks, so they said Kenyans wouldn't listen to a Kenyan who sounded like me.
So, it sounded easy: let's collect data from all the metabolites in our body, develop mathematical models to describe how they are changed in a disease and intervene in those changes to treat them.
But it all sounded intriguing to me because it brought me back to my roots.
And it was kind of spooky, because he would say these things that just sounded like they really understood you.
With all the uneven walls and all the crap everywhere, it actually sounded pretty good.
SS: That sounded great.
It brought absolutely nothing to the story-if there was one at all!A better actor for the part of Boy could also have been selected, to me it sounded like he read his lines straight of the script while shooting his scenes.Overall, a real shame as it could have been such a good movie.
It's a pitch that sounded lucrative to some studio executive and the rest be damned.
I quickly looked and read a short synopsis and thought it sounded interesting.
The premise is interesting and sounded promising.
My ears almost bled from listening to the songs that sounded like they were sung by a chorus of howler monkeys.
This sounded like it was going to be like Silence of the Lambs or Zodiac or something, but it wasn't.
At first it sounded like a great idea.
I and my brother are very big Asian movie fans, so when finding this movie hidden in a shop, I bought this one on DVD, because it sounded very promising and I couldn't wait to watch it.
Too old, couldn't sing, sounded like a truck dumping gravel even when NOT singing -- and the biggest sin of all -- SHE WASN'T FUNNY.
I picked this movie up because it sounded like a pretty decent flick, and I've always been a fan of Foreign films.
Even the bad language sounded tired.
A friend of mine watches this and since I like sci-fi, I tried to watch along since the plot of the show sounded promising, but in truth it really is a very boring show.
Nancy Marchand sounded very British for what one assumes is a French nun.
It is very possible that I simply didn't give the movie a fair enough chance because it was so immediately unappealing to me (something similar happened with Triplets of Belleville), but I really should have caught on when I put the film on and my roommate, an exchange student from Japan, immediately started laughing at the movie, saying that it sounded dumb.
I read through the reviews and came across one where the guy sounded like he knew what he was talking about.
I was sitting at home and flipping channels when I ran across what potentially sounded like an interesting film.
Didn't think it sounded any good, but decided to tape it anyway.
It started of strong, Tara speaking Russian and it even sounded credible.
What sounded like a good idea for a movie was badly executed.
Anthonie Kamerling is usually a fairly good actor, but in this film, he sounded like he was reading his text from a piece of paper.
Mix the most hammed performances from the most wooden actors, an abysmal script were every comment from all of the 'actors' sounded like it came from the same character and the most hurried editing that tried (and failed bigtime) to give the film a forced pace.
As Socact-1 remarked, even though the girl claimed to be from Chicago, she didn't have a Chicago accent-- It sounded more like she was trying to imitate a NY accent--but failed at that as well.
I read some literature on it and thought it sounded like it was possible a plausible story.
I mistakenly thought this was the 70's art film about the bed that eats people, which sounded interesting.
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