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I disagree with both sentiments stated here.
It has been rightly stated in other comments on this page that "The Prince and the Showgirl" is not the best Marilyn Monroe movie ever made, especially considering such later pictures as "Some Like It Hot" and "The Misfits."
He once stated of himself "I always need to be in motion", and this trait, in conjunction with a career background in advertising, probably accounts in part for his maintenance of a frenetic pace for this violence weighted affair.
As stated in the subject, I am so mad that there is no 0 rate on IMDb site.
Let me start out by repeating what has been stated before, it is very much Dabney Coleman who single handedly saves this film from mediocrity.
This was confirmed by an article in the Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, which stated that The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan had been one of the earliest films presented with magnetic stereo sound (before the composite magnetic prints of Cinemascope).
The police even stated that there were no fingerprints on the gun and if you would have watched the scene in the church you would have seen why.
Some side trivia: Martin and Lewis took Mitchell and Petrillo to court for stealing their act, but in court Mitchell stated that while Petrillo looking like Lewis was an act of God, Martin got a nose job to look more like Mitchell!
The names have been changed and no one ever officially stated that it is his story.
As stated above, pricing is important, in the market world, it is considered to be the most important aspect and also the hardest thing to arrive to.
The movie is stated to be 1.30 hours, but was somewhere like 55 minutes.
As one of the other contributors stated, don't take it too seriously, it's a comedy!
Another minor problem I feel, is that many of the philosophical concepts were overtly and therefore unnecessarily stated, when the story itself should have been allowed to put forward these concepts.
Later he stated that it made him feel like a prostitute but he was in that many you can't blame him, most of them was shot in the same year.
It's never stated, but there is no way in H-E-double-hockey-sticks that this is set in Japan.
Director Jay Russell stated, "If they asked me to make it talk I would have been off the project."
Cher has stated that it was her favorite film to make, and Sam Elliott is sexier than ever.
I also remember reading an article about Jennie Garth where she stated that she didnt like Shannon.
As stated earlier by others the movie was interesting till the end.
"xXx2: The Next Level" (Revolution Studios and Columbia Pictures changed the subtitle from "State of the Union" for international territories, for obvious reasons) comes from the director of "Die Another Day," which was terrible; producer Neal H. Moritz, whose last credited project was the dire (and thankfully now-cancelled) "Point Pleasant"; is a sequel to the dreadful "xXx"; and comes equipped with Samuel L. Jackson's stated dislike of making movies with rappers.
I remember as a kid, reading the poster in line at the theater which stated "not to be confused with King Kong", which is hilarious in itself.
After having seen it a number of times-- first in the mid 1980's after if was released to negative reviews and poor box office receipts--most recently last week-- I think that THE MEAN SEASON is an under-appreciated, tightly crafted suspense thriller that, in spite of what other reviews have stated, does NOT pander to cliché's--this film is old enough to have helped establish those very same tropes that have since become clichés; remember, this was made before Manhunter, Silence of the Lambs, 15 Minutes, etc etc...and was one of the first films to deal with the whole notion of fame/celebrity/serial killers and the lack of ethics displayed by journalists, who must rank somewhere below pimps and pickpockets in terms of moral turpitude.
This seemed to be an action packed movie as stated in the comments that I read.I am a fan of Lou Diamond Phillips so thought it would be a good one to watch,but according to the review it was to contain violence and language,but about 15 minutes into the movie it had female nudity which I prefer not to watch in mix company,I felt let down since I rely on the ratings and that they did not state that and so we did not complete the movie.
I Realize that IMDb have way to many movies to watch them all ,but i thought one of the comments would have stated the the ratings missed one,for the ones who watch for it.
Both Swayze and De La Pena were wonderful dancers in their prime but to be only 7 years away from professional dancing as stated in this film is frankly, a bit ridiculous when it is obviously many more years than that - more like 20.
It's not hard to realize that technology in GITS: SAC may someday become a reality rapidly, but onto the series itself, as Roger Ebert once stated "it's unusual and challenging sci-fi aimed at smart audiences", that statement alone clearly describes it all.
Like someone else stated, it was the intensity that got to me (I don't really like Brando either--thank you Michael Bo.)
Stallone stated that originally Rocky was supposed to die in his last fight with tommy gunn, but changed weeks prior to production, claiming the film is about recovering from a disaster, which is a great plot to go by, but why did he have to have a street fight?
It has everything a good movie (like I have stated in reviews of other movies) should have: awesome music score composed by Stephen Endelman ("The Hunt for Murrell's Map" is a theme that fits the movie perfectly) amazing climax (being set in a huge scary cave, it makes one of the best you'll ever see), and a lesson for both boys; "When a friend's in trouble, you don't run away."
No matter what Frank Capra stated it was DeMille who put the Director/Producer over the title.
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