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Sure the slapstick is too much, the script has its weak spots and the plot is a tad uninspired.
Cassandra Peterson originally created Elvira as the television hostess of late-night horror films, and when the character proved unexpectedly popular she suddenly found herself doing everything from beer commercials to spots on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.
At just over two hours it drags in some spots but makes up for it with some excellent battle scenes.
The plot and the story line were well presented and there were only a few slow spots in them.
Valerie Bertinelli plays Kathleen McAllister, a divorced small-town nurse whose depression... over the fact that the hospital ER she maintains may be forced to shut down because of a $100,000 debt is briefly lifted when she spots a newspaper picture taken by photojournalist Noah Greeley (David Cubitt).
The story is told in an interesting manner with both flashbacks 20 years back, then spots in the present, alternating back and forth.
It was Sinatra's first real movie where the producer's spent a buck and you could see it on screen (previously he'd appeared in two low-budgeters, Higher And Higher and Step Lively) but if they'd only relied on the Sinatra pipes and deep sixed Grayson's plus Iturbi's ego-tripping piano spots we'd have been left with a much tighter movie and a better showcase for Sinatra.
However, one cannot help but be puzzled by the fact that a black panther is playing a leopard (which in this film did change his spots).
This movie has no dead spots...no lulls and entertains from beginning to end.
When Dad spots a roach clip on his son's dresser, well, they sit down and have a good talk about it.
And his attempts at "choreography" are so banal in spots that you'll want to laugh out loud.
Sunshine" is more fondly remembered for it's bald,thirty-something,ex-hippie murderers who are easily the most bizarre descendants of the living dead yet to reach the silver screen.This film is not easy to categorize:it's a horror film mixed with drug movie and also features paranoid urban legends and bizarre conspiracy theories.The title of this movie is taken from the name of a bad batch of 60s acid that seems to have some rather unfortunate long-term side effects.The film is badly lit and there are some dull spots,but "Blue Sunshine" is a must-see for experimental cinema enthusiasts.7 out of 10.
A casting director spots him in a dance hall and convinces him to come for a screen test which he agrees to.
There really is little going for this film, even by the occasionally barrel scraping standards of Eighties slasher films this is remarkably shoddy, about as accomplished as a cheap old home movie, but for enthusiasts of terrible films there are some bright spots.
However, once it established the setting and helped the audience come up to speed, the film flowed along nicely (meandering at points but puntucated in the "right spots" with flurries of activity) all the while making good use of real-sounding dialog (in parts it echoed actual conversations I've had).
the parody of the power rangers was very annoying after 3 or more spots in the movie.
I long for the days when ABC-TV produced classy, intriguing dramas for their prime-time spots.
Having spend 28 years in the Air Force, and having friends serving in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other fun spots, I have some idea what I'm talking about.
Ah Moon dies in a plane crash and the pool guy spots Rosa (also played by Ms. Yau), who looks just like her.
Lyrical, beautifully shot, quietly hilarious in spots, this film is seldom screened.
"Play It Again, Sam" is not an altogether successful film: it gets kind of monotonous midway through, and it has a few dead spots and mediocre jokes along the way.
It's movies like this -- cheap and devoid of any real effort to uphold the horror legacy, but which get cherry spots on Blockbuster shelves because they're packaged with slick cover art -- that give horror movies in general (and zombie movies in particular) a bad name, and that make horror fans so wary.
The only bright spots were the actors outstanding portrayal of the interaction of bomber crew members in combat and their daily grind of life on a bomber base during WWII along with the spot on look and feel of those times.
A lot of action sequences in this movie and it is a little funny in some spots, Bronson (unusually) provides a lot of the laughs in the film.
Shishar Kurup who plays Alex, the cameraman, is one of the few bright spots in this flick.
A bit longish in spots, the engaging mood will cause all but the most jaded cynic to overlook this fact and give this gem the praise it so richly deserves.
The camera's positions were often at the wrong spots, which created a confusing sense of placement.
However, I find it lags in some spots, and I never really was a fan of animated characters on a moving live-action backdrop.
The entertainment comes from the seeming naive comments from teenagers who find themselves in tight spots.
On October 10th 1969 sun spots rise up the day before the fatal day in the warehouse.
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