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As it stands its a passable way to waste an evening if you have nothing better to do, and aren't expecting great cinema, but there are far better slasher movies out there.
I read the book afterward and noted a number of differences from the TV show but felt the show still stands as a brilliant entertainment in its own right.
Flynn is no "wussy" and stands up to every challenge.
This movie is so incredibly bad, it stands out on its own, it can't be categorized even into the sub-zero "Z" grade of Japanese monster flicks.
I've probably watched maybe 25 silent films and this one certainly stands out as one of the best.
An alright sequel that really stands on its own.
But other then that this movie stands on its own.
"One from the Heart" stands as one of most beautiful and poetic art pieces I've seen, ever.
Nothing stands out as truly original.
This movie stands up only as an example of how NOT to be a parent.
even though it was made many years ago, it stands up as a great film, wonderfully acted and directed.
Although the acting is, as you would expect, excellent throughout, one scene stands out for me.
It reminded me of "Hide & Seek" (just a little), but actually stands no comparison.
I like solid B movies, and this stands out as one of the best.
As it stands, this is a wonderful and beautifully made film that highlights the great artistry developed by Hollywood during the 1920s.
It began with '300' (a film I really enjoyed), and the first that stands to benefit from 300's success is Beowulf.
This seldom seen, nearly forgotten gem stands out as a precursor to many movie motifs now taken for granted.
In an rather tired and often exploiting genre, this film really stands apart as an example of the value of depth in characters, theme and story no matter how two dimensional the tracking story might be.
Once he has been incapacitated she stands above him naked, get this - lifting weights!?!
The only thing that really stands out is the concept of the film.
Great performances from everyone in this movie, but Danielle Panabaker's stands out.
This second installment stands on its own as a good movie but is not qualified as a sequel to the Nightmare series, in that many of the rules set by Craven in the 1st part have been broken in this one.
One such character, Leatherface, stands out for the fact that he was born without a face, thus using human skin to gain an identity.
She gazes, ruefully, down a broad road leading off into the distance as she stands on the brink of where her town and general dwelling area meets wilderness; a longing look on her face and an uneasy establishment of power over a rather forlorn figure established within us.
Richard E Grant stands out of the morass as an excellent Stapleton - how about keeping him on and remaking the story?
If it is, my vote stands.
A Star is Born has had two remakes since this 1937 version, but when this film is discussed this is usually the version that stands out.
This actually was a grand attempt to make a Hollywood picture with only the little ones but the mediocre acting stands out, sadly.
Tim Matheson, usually a good actor, is stuck in a vacant role of a husband who stands around looking mystified.
Still, the story is different enough, so that "Gloomy Sunday" stands on its own as a wonderful movie.
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