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There are some good individual comedic scenes - the hippy-hearse crashing into the airport hanger door stands out.
I have seen over 1000 movies and this one stands out as one of the worst movies that I have ever seen.
The actors portraying the "southern" policemen may as well have been eating smothered hot-dogs from NYC street stands and quoting Godfather.
Nothing stands out as a high point except Chinatown (I haven't seen 'Knife in the Water' or 'Tess').
The blob has a large slice of luck coming across a typical horror film woman who instead of running away stands still for half an hour so that she can be eaten.
I can truthfully say that Brigadoon stands alone as by far and away the worst film I have ever seen.
In the film's most arresting moment, Hessler, having left Cambreau, stands outside the cabin.
i know you've read that before, on countless other films no doubt if you're reading the comments here, but voodoo academy still stands as the absolute worst film i've been able to track down.
Nobody, of course, but director Damien Lee thought it was a good idea, anyway, and he put together a belated sequel that stands as one of the most redundant movies in horror history.
It's a thoroughly well made film that stands up well to this day.
The part where he stands up for his faith.
The Matrix stands tall, alone, as an interesting film with an odd twist in the middle.
The 3-D featured in "The Man Who Wasn't There" stands for DUMB, DUMB, DUMB!
I rented this movie about 3 years ago, and it still stands out in my mind as the worst movie ever made.
But I'll tell ya, it sure scared the little kid that I was, and I thought about it for days afterward, and it still stands out in my mind to this day, even though some of the details are a little vague.
well I guess the director stands for this... you are looking at this movie at your own risk.. it is really a waste of time...
Again and again, his scenes were boorish and unnecessary and Peter Lorre just looks pained as he stands there and watches this buffoon "act".
The only speaking is done in narrative by a tree that stands over the den, giving insight into the animals loves and lives... Lovely scenery and gorgeous filming of the animals.
Why in the name of god would you spoof a movie which to a degree is a spoof (and a damn funny one at that) as it stands?
The remake takes the original and stands it on its head.
As it stands, it is still a creepy film that has solid make-up and gore effects, and a premise that sustains the mood of terror in spite of itself.
The music, graphics, and the world created are gorgeous and it really stands above most other modern animated works.
Boring, overlong, it stands out as one of those examples that scream out: why?
What else stands out in this one is the very goofy ending where the survivors use cardboard tubes to breath through.
In a number of muppet films, he always stands out as a very charismatic puppet.
In the end the guy kills 3-4 people and his wife stands by him and you are supposed to be rooting for him instead of the sheriff investigating the murders.
Inconcievably (or perhaps it should have been expected), Artemisia's entire character and all that she stands for, had been reduced to a standard Hollywood, female character; a pitiful, physically flawless, helpless little creature, displaying none of the character traits that actually got her that place in history which was being mutilated here.
Another silver lining in the dark cloud of this movie is the scene where Saif stands up for himself and rebels against his father.
The two originals are masterpieces of kung-fu movie and still stands out as a classic.
Good guy must get to LA, evil guy would rather he didn't, Hero Sam stands between the two.
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