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I went in with no expectations since Christopher Nolan was a no-name at the time, but it sounded interesting and turned out to be one of the best things I saw at that festival.
It sounded like the kind of first film that launches the greats into the industry.
I channel surfed past this many times, mainly because the synopsis sounded so cheesy, so "Love American Style".
I had never heard of this movie, but I like Heath Ledger and Bryan Brown and the story sounded interesting, so I figured I'd give it a shot.
I wasn't sure if I was going to see it because when I read about it I liked the idea of a "suicide party" it sounded very interesting to me, but "old Shakespearean actor" had me worried that the film would be kind of dry and boring.
The low-quality filming was probably an appropriate effect but ended up being a little too jarring, and the ending sounded more like a PBS program than Hartley.
This movie had what sounded like a good premise: 9 people facing their fears to win one million dollars.
The idea of reviving the character in a bigger, slicker production must have sounded good, but there was no point in it, other than the hope of making money; it's just a show, which mostly fails to capture the atmosphere of the character's world and wholly fails to take the character anywhere he hasn't been already (also, the actor wasn't at his best).
Anyways, the plot has potential -- it sounded great in the preview, but it is filled with totally ridiculous, predictable, weak plot turn points.
I tried it because it stars Richard Dreyfus and Jeff Goldblum, two good actors, and because the plot line - a mob boss is about to be released from a mental institution - sounded promising.
Superman's "freedom of the press" line sounded silly compared to "..Care to step outside" which was delivered better and had a fitting connection to Clark's earlier scene in the truck stop.
I had no background knowledge of this movie before I bought it, but it sounded cool and I've been wanting to see a really kick-butt Viking movie for awhile now... alas, this film was not what I was looking for.
I just rented it again to see if mabye I was wrong the first time around, given how original the plot sounded, but I was right.
The description of the movie on the back of the DVD jacket sounded promising.
The whole thing sounded to me as if the author was trying to convince himself!
She sounded more Asian than Jewish.
Maybe it was because the soundtrack(which I listened to before I saw the film) sounded different from others, maybe it was because it dared to include newer faces(apart from Demian Bichir who is always a favorite of mexican film directors) and supposedly dealed within it's script with modern social behaviour, maybe because it's photography I saw in the trailers was bright and realistic instead of theatrical.
The labeling sounded so promising, but you would think that with a cast of 20, at least one of them would be able to act.
I sat through this turkey because I hadn't seen it before, and because the premise sounded like it had potential.
The movie looked and sounded very independent and low budget.
The Habanera from Carmen sounded a bit weird at times, too, and the way it was rearranged at the end just shows how little the producers really think of classical music - it's stiff and boring but hey, add some drums and electric guitars and it's almost as good as Britney Spears!
I was extremely suspicious of the ideas presented in this movie, but being relatively ignorant of quantum physics aside from what I recalled from the excellent "Short History of Nearly Everything" and what I was able to choke down in "A Brief History of Time," it sounded interesting at times.
ADR sounded like it was recorded in an open room.
The plot sounded semi-interesting.
It sounded so promising back in the spring of 1980, I remember.
This sounded like a really interesting movie from the blurb.
Add to the mix Gary Cooper as the lead actor, and it sounded great.
And those blasts from the shotgun; sounded like a pellet rifle with a sound suppressor.
The movie came up on the guide and sounded interesting so I tuned in just before it started.
i will say the idea sounded decent but come on.
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