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Medieval lore stated that a hunter could only capture a unicorn when it lay its horn in the lap of a virgin, so a unicorn could symbolize either sexual temptation or Christ being captured by his enemies.
Now, as this video stated, I am from Norwalk, which is an extremely small town, about 15,000 people.
And, as stated, I testified in front of a Senate committee, so there, they said, "This teen who self-vaccinated just ripped his mom's anti-vaxer beliefs in front of Congress."
They had to raise the stated dropout rate as soon as that tracking was done to over 30 percent.
The federal courts have stated that men and women simply are not physiologically the same for the purposes of physical fitness programs.
Mark Zuckerberg recently stated that in the future, the users, we, or almost everybody, will decide individually what they would like to see on the platform, by personal filter settings.
And they stated it so simply as it was passed through legislation: "We have millions of pounds of good food going to waste, and we have poor people that are going hungry."
One of their stated values is, "Be a little bit weird."
And none of this was stated to the court as an assumption or presented to the jury that way.
Edison stated it best.
So I proposed a story on the global fish crisis, in part because I had personally witnessed a lot of degradation in the ocean over the last 30 years, but also because I read a scientific paper that stated that 90 percent of the big fish in the ocean have disappeared in the last 50 or 60 years.
As others have stated, the narration quickly becomes like nails down a chalkboard.
Second of all, in a short Q & A session after the show Mr. Van Bebble immediately stated that he never made any contact with the actual Manson Family members or Charlie himself, calling them liars and saying he wanted nothing to do with them, that the film was based on his (Van Bebble's) take on the trial having seen it all from his living room on TV and in the news (and I'm assuming from the Autobiography and the book Helter Skelter which were directly mimicked through the narrative).
And finally, I read in previous comments that stated that people who don't like this movie are anti-gay.
Each actor(s) stated the lines as if reading directly from the script or cue cards.
I wish I could just have a review that stated this simple principle, but I must bore you with more bad review type words like 'horrible' 'clichéd' and 'unwatchable.'
Only adding to the chorus of people who deemed this to be 'unredeemable' I will state the following without repeating the obvious FLAWS plainly stated by some of the other commentators: The "film" is shot on video (what type of camera I don't know) but the cameraman had it on AUTOFOCUS(!) all the time, so that any slight movement makes it go In and Out of focus.
A previous IMDb reviewer has stated that 'Rafter Romance' is a 'rip-off' (that's the other reviewer's term) of a German musical called 'Me By Day, You By Night'.
Some critics of the film and biography have even stated that Anna made up the whole story.
I found the plot very involved as stated earlier.
I saw nothing of the excellence that was stated.
As another reviewer has stated, this episode is particularly drab and unstylish, with little to suggest that "the Professor" really is back in the 1860s.
Sonny stated to the director that NOBODY does this to the Angles and gets away with it.
From the acclaim it got I was expecting more from a Korean horror if it's going to be viewed in the same caliber as A Tale of Two Sisters, as some other reviews have stated.
That's fine, but the show's just...well, not funny at all, as previously stated.
Third: The special effects (bluntly stated) can kiss my ass.
As stated in other commentaries, a who's who of talent, such as, Christopher Plummer, Faye Dunaway, Donald Sutherland, and many more were thrown together in a film that is not recognizable as an Agatha Christie story.
As stated by others, this is a ludicrously horrible movie (NOT A FILM!).
"The Danish Bladerunner" is boldly stated on the box.
the first half of the movie is just a time for the characters to be introduced and for the main points to be stated.
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