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We love almost all of the Hallmark movies & their heart-warming stories, but this movie doesn't rise to the occasion of being one.
"Rival reporters Pat Morgan (Ginger Rogers) and Ted Rand (Lyle Talbot) are always trying to out-scoop each other on stories.
A hype which went to an extent where Anil Kapoor envisages that the movie would be one of the finest love stories ever made after Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge.
To my taste, either they are black and rippingly funny, or so light in tone to be unsatisfying as comedies or stories.
It's ugly,uncanonical,idiotic,and the writing is horrifically bad.None of the stories work.
What we have here are three stories.
Five years after its predecessor, George Romero gets back on board the EC Comic style trail and on this outing pens the screenplay for Steve King's three stories.
The "stories" are almost completely forgettable except for the fact that most of them were awful.
Six different love stories.
I've also heard many many stories of the effect it had in it's original release at the theatres , on its viewers.
I gave this 3 stars out of a possible 10 - because the stories are open-ended and left unexplained, and because of the nauseating scenes of someone eating in an extremely disgusting way, plus scenes of a decaying corpse.
The author of numerous novels, plays, and short stories, W. Somerset Maugham (1874-1965) was considered among the world's great authors during his lifetime, and although his reputation has faded over the years his work continues to command critical respect and a large reading public.
The stories don't really have anything to do with each other, apart from the pathetic finale: 'people are cruel'.
I could reminisce about the stories there but I really really enjoyed the monster in the box story with Hal Holbrook, and also the one about the really clean guy was a great ending.
All the stories were great though.
Maybe I am too young to relate (I was four years old in 1976), but I didn't have any problems connecting with the stories of Shakespeare in Love or Life is Beautiful and I wasn't alive for either of those settings.
Already writer-director Preston Sturges is experimenting with unusual cinematic effects in telling his stories, creating broadly drawn yet distinctive characters and situations, and writing clever and sometimes unexpectedly wise and compassionate dialogue.
Some of the "stories" here could have come straight out of a soft-core porn film, and I am not even so much referring to the nudity but the simplistic and banal, often pointless stories.
I love Jane Austen's stories.
The key difference is that the classic rom-coms tackle their stories with wit and a lack of pretension.
I then came to discover the WORLD of Doc Savage through the Bantam novels of the old pulp magazine stories.
These stories from the 30's were short and if one looked at Lester Dent's (AKA Kenneth Robeson) outline for writing them, they broke down into PERFECT 3 act dramas that screamed for screen treatment.
You had knowledgeable contestants who had interesting stories to tell of their lives and who presumably knew a lot of pop culture trivia.
They can be great stories even though exaggerated.
then you might be okay with this one (even though those two have much better stories and actors) Zomerhitte starts strong enough, but even that one good scene ends up having nothing to do with the storyline.
I guess if you have an interest in stories about women's private parts and how it affects their lives, then this is for you.
Each dancer is auditioning for parts in a Broadway chorus line, yet what comes out of each of them are stories of how their lives led them find dance as a respite.
Let me state first that I love Westerns & Civil War stories.
Alexander McCall Smith has worked out that you read them not for the detective stories, but for his deeply condescending and completely spurious vision of an Africa that does not exist.
Five years after the original Creepshow, another inferior horror sequel is penned by George A. Romero and Stephen King: Creepshow 2. This time there are only three stories instead of five.
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