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Good acting, excellent special effects and cameos by Cleveland news celebrities make this a relatively painless way to spend a couple hours.
This is a low-budget little drama written by Ed Wood Jr. focusing on what can happen when parents don't make enough time to spend with their children.
: spend the extra money and get a wardrobe so the actors can change clothes 3: don't use archive footage and if you absolutely must use archive footage don't get footage that doesn't make sense, like a single car exploding next to a body of water doesn't make sense when matched with an explosion or accident of two cars in a land locked area.
The Hole tells the story of an abandoned war bunker hidden deep in the Eglish countryside & the four teenagers who want to spend a few days in it partying, sounds like fun to me.
Laurence Hobbs gives the kind of script-mangling performance that wouldn't be acceptable in Foggy Bottom Village Hall, never mind a film that people have to spend hard-earned to see.
The Netherbeasts, as they like to be called, spend their lives in a corporate building, protected from the outside world.
Disney sure does spend alot of money on so called quality childrens programming.
Tamburi and the gorgeous Neri spend a lot of their screen time nude and that certainly helps too.
If only more people would actually spend more time trying to read about the origin and classical stories of the Legion rather than base the entire concept on the series.
This is a good reason to spend again a summer night in the Schloss in the company of a whole bizarre gypsy circus, a very strange circus that has as one of its attractions, the harmless armless Alonzo ( Herr Lon Chaney ).
Most of us spend so much energy, research and resources on technological and financial advancement and so little on human concerns and relationship development.
After viewing it, i'm sorry that i didn't spend my money on better things.
I was but 10 and just happened to get drawn into this movie about a young Russian soldier trying to get home to see his mom, going through all kinds of foibles and silliness traveling and government red tape presents to him, in the meantime falling in love with a beautiful, kind fellow traveler, and then finally getting to spend a few very brief moments with his mom, with a flock of cackling neighbors standing a short distance away.
These types of films tend to spend too little time on the characters, and thus have to rely on superficial plot twists and clichéd conflicts.
The $10 I spent on the ticket and the 2 and a half hours I had to spend in that theater.
He skips baseball practice to spend time with boozing horse enthusiast mentor Bill Cobbs (as Houston Jones).
And while the girls do spend a bit too much time drooling over the one guy in the film, they're still smart, strong-willed, and(in the case of Beverly Garland's character) vicious, as well.
I think the main problem with this movie was summed up very well from a Hollywood Reporter review I recently read, it goes something like this: "If you are going to spend 90 minutes with a wild animal, something about that character should intrigue and engage you.
Allen Bauer is a responsible guy,the very opposite of his brother Freddie Bauer, who only thinks about women and to spend money.
It seems like too many companies are getting in that rush to deliver these releases and they never bother to spend the time double checking the final product.
I feel bad that in our economy, which is always growing, I had to spend the equivalent of $5.00 US dollars.
There is absolutely no need for the three pairs of breasts to be shown in the film or for Gail to spend most of her time in her underwear.
In all this movie could have been better, as most movies could, but it's not a bad way to spend 2 hours.
It's a simple portrayal of 2 guys, both having been dumped by their respective girlfreinds, who decide to spend a day at the local mall.
She barely worked a day in her life and was more anxious to spend her husband's money than grieve his loss.
One good thing about it: it made me register at IMDb because I was so upset and wanted to write a review so that nobody else makes the mistake and spend a cent seeing this movie...
This inability to rank risk is why we spend soooo much time and money focusing on small issues while completely ignoring the big picture.
Baker hardly gets any screen time, and when she does its often sans dialogue, but Pedraza steals each scene regardless: her acting is so seamless and authentic that any time she ISN'T on-screen we spend waiting for her to return.
I can't believe anyone can spend one penny to produce this... thing.
If I had visited the film intentionally and paid for it knowing it was to be shown, I would have been seriously worried about the way I spend my money.
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