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Yep, there's a lot of dialogue and no spectacular action sequences.
An explosive guy, a safe-cracker, a computer genius, a wheel-man and a man with a spectacular plan of stealing 35 million without using a gun.
The acting is great (especially Keith as T. Roosevelt), the cinematography spectacular, the script is full of gems, and the directing pulls it all together wonderfully.
The way Svend and Eigel (sorry if those are spelled wrong) feed off each other's contrasting personas is downright spectacular!
Relentlessly stupid, no-budget "war picture" made mainly to show off the attributes of the spectacular Eve Meyer--not a bad idea in itself--but that should be an embarrassment to everyone connected with it.
That's not to say that this is a boring film, but it's just very average and nothing spectacular.
It was the most spectacular movie ever made.
Some of the scenes involving Gamera, particularly the scenes in Toly, are quite spectacular and have special effects that were pretty decent at the time.
And what's with advertising it as a "special effects spectacular"???
This isn't the worst but still not to spectacular.
Although the ratings chart shows that many fans are willing to overlook these problems, I remember The Gathering almost turned me off off what soon grew into a spectacular series.
William Lustig's followup to "Maniac" proves conclusively that, without Tom Savini's spectacular effects and Spinell's convincing performance, "Maniac" would never have become the cult hit that it did.
It's quite difficult to make a recommendation for you reading this because it depends on how old you are but remember this will not at all be what you may expect following the earlier spectacular movies!
From the second the show opened with a spectacular burst of energy to the truly grand finale, a joyous curtain call of all those chorus members who we grew to love during the course of the show, we were totally engaged - captivated by the intensely personal stories, some funny, some clever, some stirring, of this chorus line.
If you have nothing better to do however, it does provide 40 minutes of simple, unpretensive entertainment, endless looks at great male and female muscles and very good photography of the spectacular Hawaiian scenery.
I don't think it is as crappy as most people, but I am surprised that some people in the postings thought this was spectacular.
The good thing is that in the end Godzilla and king Ghidorah nearly destroyed the both Japan and it's ridiculous enemies in one (actually two) spectacular combats.
On the positive side, kudos to the costuming department for giving Karen the chance to show spectacular cleavage throughout the film!
There's plenty to appreciate here: spectacular locations and flying sequences; period costumes, props and sets; and competent writing and acting.
Two things help this movie: O'Brien's performance and the spectacular special effects ending.
The acting was nothing spectacular.
Neither film was a particularly spectacular piece of cinema, but both were entertaining in their own special way (and the fact that they featured plenty of gore and nudity didn't hurt).
The spectacular scenery is lost on a small black and white screen, and there is an utter failure to establish any kind of plot line.
From a (silly) play by Tennessee Williams and directed (with a dead hand) by Joseph Losey and starring Taylor and Burton and Noel Coward - this project filmed in a spectacular cliff-top mountain island mansion in the Mediterranean must have seemed a sure fire winner when presented to Universal in 1967.
Visually the film is spectacular but that is the force of nature that has allowed the setting and the fact that a real home is used instead of a set.
In spectacular fashion Sidney enters high society and burns bridges with bosses, peers and superstars.
Filled with wonderful songs and a spectacular performance by Barbra, this special is a must view for any Streisand fan and anyone interested in early television.
"The Color Purple" should have won a couple of Oscars including one for Whoopi Goldberg's spectacular film debut as Celie, a woman who suffers at the hands of an abusive husband (frightfully placed by Danny Glover), then gets stronger throughout the film thanks to some special friends.
The scenes in the chicken warehouses are spectacular.
It's a stream of consciousness 70's Sci-fi spectacular, including a 22nd century junkyard and the Earth a million years from now.
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