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Maybe if they had cut each episode down to 30 minutes they would used less film or video and have some money to spend on actors or props or effects.
Yes, the time you spend watching this movie will prove that you are truly a media harlot.
The siblings Noah (Chris O'Neal) and Emma (Rhiannon Leigh Wryn) travel with their mother Jo (Joely Richardson) from Seattle to the family cottage in Whidbey Island to spend a couple of days while their workaholic father David Wilder (Timothy Hutton) is working.
To me, this movie is not mainly about the race issue, or any other issue other than love and the love of two people wanting to spend the rest of their lives together and trying to work their two worlds into one.
And even though he's admittedly spent more time on his abs than on his marriage, after she runs off on a fling with another man, she'll spend the rest of the script trying to get back into his arms.
Overall, an interesting way to spend a couple of hours though better as a rental than a purchase.
A young couple meet to spend their Sunday together, as they do every Sunday.
They have 35 yen to spend - a paltry amount.
Though in the future they ought to spend more on rewrites.
Don't spend money on this.
The fact that the son wanted to spend more time with his dad was good.
This film is poorly cast, directed even worse and you would do well to spend your money sitting in the lobby eating popcorn.
Watching Mary Steenburgen's character leave her husband "Melvin" to move into some horrible motel room where she's slapped around in front of her young daughter, and then become a stripper in an equally horrible burlesque establishment, isn't something I want to spend the time or mental energy watching.
As wife Meg (the gorgeous Shannon Tweed, in her feature film debut) and son Peter leave to spend some time with her father, Barts' orderly, structured life takes a turn for the worse, and at a very inopportune time, as a major project is going down at work.
When they crash land in a lake and get out of the lake they go to a motel to spend the night.
Seven years later, his teenage nephew Derek Cowley (Trevor Duke) steals the key of his stepfather's cabin in the isolated Fire Road 13 and travels with four classmates and his friend Sam (Kimberly J. Brown) to spend the weekend having a party with booze and sex.
Jennifer is going to Italy after graduation, and surprisingly they spend a night together, after which she skitters away saying they should just be friends, and he is withdrawing also.
Most thrillers will spend the first hour developing the characters, involving you in their story so when they are in danger you are frightened for them.
She decides to spend her vacation in the farm, which is located nearby a swamp, and she is haunted by the ghosts of a little girl and a teenage boy inside the house.
The event compels Laura to spend more time in the house hoping that her child will return and results in her confronting her sanity.
To think anyone would actually spend money to make this movie.
My motivation for responding is due to an earlier opinion on this movie, specifically: "the central character of Delilah is the worst kind of racial stereotype; a relentlessly cheerful mammy, perfectly satisfied to spend her life tending to the needs of her white employer".
Two guys and two girls, a beach, a nomad guy and the rest is a question mark which makes you regret to spend the time you have.
They are certainly the highlight of this movie which in the end seemed to spend most of their time making that trailer and such which goes to show you can bring in some money even with a rather weak movie, if you know how to advertise.
When I and my co-workers start talking movies and nominating the worst movies ever made (we do spend more time on good movies than bad) Joanna is high on my list.
I have no idea who wrote this or cast it...but they really need to spend more time taking care of the customers at the Drive Thru, and not worrying about making a movie.
I think maybe the script's biggest problem is that it really contains only one idea, and Nichols doesn't want to spend it all in one place.
I'm just glad that I didn't spend more time with this total failure film.
I have no ideas why they would get some expensive actors and actresses to do the voice overs, when they could have gotten legit voice actors/actresses for less money and spend more on the animation of "Astro Boy".
It's not American style, there are no big stars with toothpaste-ad smiles, and the two guys do spend very little time together, but every time they are in the same place one feels the suppressed desire any homosexual can experience in an environment where s/he has to act straight.
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