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Grey Gardens sounded very interesting.
I don't remember ever seeing this one before tonight, probably the title sounded so ordinary it kept passing me by.
i thought it sounded interesting enough but i didn't try to find it anywhere.
Just saw the movie, and the scary thing was, the people talking during the movie sounded just like the actors.
When I described Hardcore Logo to the guy at the video store, he said that sounded kind of like Still Crazy.
OK, so the musical pieces were poorly written and generally poorly sung (though Walken and Marner, particularly Walken, sounded pretty good).
The story wasn't entirely fresh (felt like a remnant of "Running Man" with the whole television show idea), but the attitude towards Christianity and Judaism about how the public picks their Messiah certainly sounded true enough.
I had initially heard of TEARS OF KALI a while back and it sounded like something I'd be into, but with all the films I have coming in on a regular basis, it kinda fell off my radar.
After some more alarms are sounded at intervals so they can't sleep.
I came to the film as a Kaplan/Elfort fan but was dubious when I read the plot, it sounded ridiculous.
The voices were great, and sounded just like the characters they were portraying.
Most likely I never got much involved with the burning need of the female artist to immortalize male nudes and thus all that fuss about "Now, who drew this penis?!" sounded a bit gratuitous.
The Rebel is Steven McQueen (who would shortly decide that "Steve" sounded less prissy), a good boy with just enough wild to be interesting; the very wholesome yet understanding girlfriend is the aforementioned Aneta Corsaut.
I love music, especially late 60s and this is what the BJM sounded like (The Dandys are alright).
Even if you don't particularly like the Blues (though to me, this sounded much more like jazz), you can easily appreciate this film.
Croatia's song started off with some bagpipe music while the entries from Greece and the United Kingdom sounded more Turkish than the entry by the Turks .
For a start it was directed by Brian Yuzna' part of the creative genius behind Re-Animator and director of horror masterpieces Society and Return of the Living Dead 3; and secondly, the plot; which is based on a book by Matthew Costello, sounded like a great base for a horror movie.
This came on after some other movie, on TV and it ran for awhile in the background until I got up to look and see, was it really as bad as it sounded?
I could not believe how bad this movie turned out to be, as the movie sounded and looked somewhat entertaining.
One character in particular sounded like one of Alex's droogs.
My friends and I, aspiring filmmakers ourselves, rented this thinking it sounded good, and since it was an indie film with a distribution deal, it might make for a learning experience.
It sounded like the ideal subject for a movie, and in 1971, one got made.
The summary on the back sounded hilarious, so I decided to give it a go.
The cartoon Inspector Gadget had the voice, quirkiness and Klutziness that French Stewart had in his character of Harry from Third Rock From The Sun. Whan I watched Third Rock From the Sun before this sequel of Inspector Gadget came out, I thought Harry sounded just like Inspector Gadget.
The story sounded so promising.
The music sounded rather chipper for scenes that seemed dark and a plot that is haunting.
After all it sounded half decent and had Bruce Campbell in it.
Being a big fan cheesy 80's movies an Italian haunted house movie sounded like it'd be right up my alley.
Sorry if that sounded a little poetic but I couldn't help but be touched by his reaction.
At first, I thought this all sounded very dry but as the film continued I realized what a great treasure this is.
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