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Which is not really important as if you didn't know Kane or what WWE stood for you would never know it had anything to do with the wild word of wrestling, as the movie has nothing to do with wrestling.
The special effects have not stood the test of time and look dire.
I just kept waiting for something to happen of any importance as people stood around making speeches and acting like they were posing at an office picnic.
Here we have 2 misunderstood kids who never stood a chance against a cruel, poverty riddled existence: Robin Hoods singled out by the police for persecution because they were a trifle wild at times.
I took it over to a friends house and we both stood aghast at how poorly it was written and acted.
The person that stood out the most to me in this movie was Rosanna Arquette in her convincing role as the loving and concerned wife.
On the 26th of September 1983 a short dumpy 60 year old woman stood trial for the attempted murder of Leonie Haddad, a lady whose husband had recently died and had agreed to take in a lodger who came via a housing authority for the elderly.
None of the actors really stood out at me.
He just got done killing a cop and was on his way to killing the only person who ever stood up for him.
Molly Ringwald stood out as the only performance of any merit in a tortured production.
I stood and watched everyone waddle out of the theater, their faces drained like their lives flashed before their eyes -- eyes wandering at their neighbor, wondering if it was just them.
Sort of like Robin Hood, with a mix of Billy the Kid, Australians love the legend of how he stood up against the English aristocratic oppression, and united the lower classes to change Australia forever.
I always presumed the deliciously inept "Empire of the Ants" stood as his last masterful accomplishment in the horror genre, but that was before my dirty little hands stumbled upon an ancient and dusty VHS copy of "The Coming", a totally obscure and unheard of witchery-movie that actually turned out a more or less pleasant surprise!
So the Russians hid and the Germans stopped at the edge of the marsh and just stood there listening.
The villagers are presented as bigots whose prejudices should be stood up to, but traumatising your kids seems an innappropriate way to go about it.
As much as I wish I could say that it was worth the hour I stood up I can't.
I wish I could have liked this movie more, but the weak story and the empty characters stood in the way of that.
if four of them all stood at the four corners of the world and the other two cloned themselves a few billion times.
another negative that stood out was the idiot Americans.
I can't say this is the worst movie ever made, but personally I think of it that way because when it was originally released in theaters, (1) the initial buzz was positive enough that my girlfriend insisted we go see it, and we actually STOOD IN LINE to get tickets, and (2) it's still the only "serious" film I recall where the audience started snickering at a certain point and basically laughed at the movie the rest of the way through.
We see the prejudiced whites being stood up to by Paul because of his native American girl.
The only performance that really stood out was Mohan Lal as Inspector Narasimha.
In reality only three people stood a chance of walking out of the Pepsi Arena in Albany, New York with the WWE Championship.
I was surprised that it was more believable and well acted than I remembered, but one thing really stood out.
There is a sequence at a testing facility that really stood out and made me laugh out loud which is not something I do as frequently as I should.
I remember that scene when Ronnie stood in front of a painting of Abraham Lincoln (thinking it was a mirror) and said to himself "I need a shave".
I saw this when it first came to video, my little sister got it as a gift and I was probably 12 at the time... What stood out for me was the lack of mid-movie conflict that so many movies have, where the main characters get mad at each other because when it comes time to explain themselves they just don't say the one thing that you're shouting at the screen that would make sense of the whole deal, that any person of reasonable intellect would know to say.
Disney, the film name that once stood for all things innocent and suitable for all ages, has finally started to realise that to survive it needs to become more diverse.
When I was in South Africa and heard the audience at a dance recital in Natal sing Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika, my hair stood on its ends.
This movie captured my attention minute by minute and I even did not like "The pursuit of happiness" (maybe also because i did not like the acting of Will's son who is a very bad actor while children usually seems all natural born actors, I saw him also last night in "The day the earth stood still" and I confirmed my sensation that Jaden can't act).
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