Stories in sentence

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How many horror stories have we seen using the same seductions and with the same outcome.

I cannot say less, at the beginning I didn't want to watch it, I thought: "another mix of gore and mystery with nothing good to make you think" (something like millennium) But finally I found at least three good reasons because the Collector it's one of the best shows 1- Unpredictable: from the first episode you'll never know when there's a "happy ending", the stories are very dark but there's no use of unnecessary violence, everything has a reason.

City of God makes City of Men look like a day at the park, at times it is hard to imagine that both stories share a common location.

I've personally never really enjoyed those whole day-in-the-life-of/intertwining stories films that are so popular anymore, and this one in particular didn't really appeal to me based solely upon that said type of plot line alone.

Part of the reason why this film is so odd is that all of the stories take place at the same time, which creates a very strange feeling while you're watching it.

One problem with films that work in this way is that there's always a weak link in the stories; but here there isn't.

All of the stories are of high quality, and all are brilliant in different ways.

Shot like a TV rom com, acted like it was shot before a live audience by inexperienced actors (ie they stick with entirely average performances rather than work them into something decent), lit for TV, scripted with a "try to please everyone" dumbed-down - syrup coated - hollow - interconnection of not really connected stories.

The plots in each of the stories only serve the singular purpose of indulging in whatever immoral and ridiculous themes that the writers thought of.

One of the best love stories ever told.

After some of these crazy government conspiracy theories, people have become leery of these stories.

Vlad Tepes had the Saxons of Transilvania account for their transgressions against the conquered local Romanian population and it was because of the vengeful literate Germans who wrote exacerbated stories about him that he was later on remembered as the sadistic figure we now read of in the history books.

The movie then goes into all these different and sometimes intersecting stories that add up to a bunch of Z grade actors getting killed by zombies.

Character-driven stories such as these can be very difficult to pull off successfully; you will either care about the characters or you won't.

OK, this film & story are a bit cheesy, as HP Lovecraft stories tend to be.

The dramatic dread his stories are known for has become a very dated storytelling device, but this adaptation was nicely made, and by golly, Dean Stockwell makes it worth seeing.

Case in point, one of the most hilarious scenes was a man jumping out of a window 10 or so stories (get this, to avoid death) and you not only can't see him jumping, you simply hear glass and a character looking behind drawn shades.

The stories are simple and very easy to understand and teach us all valuable lessons on the road to life about being helpful and kind to your neighbours.

I am sorry I have to post this, but I have a deep respect for John and one cannot wonder "Why waste such good actors on crappy stories ?", how on earth can anyone try to make me believe that a human being can stand such drama and do nothing about it ?

I heard the stories of the survivors like Aunt Ava, I saw with my own eyes evil at its finest.

Then there's "Neverwas," a film so full of unnecessary flash and "magical reality" clichés that it shames the stories from which it pilfered its name... namely J.M. Barie's tales of Neverland and Neil Gaiman's "Neverwhere."

Claire Holloway (Gabrielle Anwar) is a children's book writer specialising in nightmare bedtime stories.

But if fails at the other to stories.

Now the first two stories weren't too bad, a little cheesy, but so was the first.

I think these stories were meant to be over the top, but the third one was where it went bad.

Leaving aside the overly melodramatic narration, the way that the narrator/director mispronounces many Thai words and shows an alarming lack of local knowledge, I saw no attempts to check the stories he was being fed, and no background information was looked into to validate the stories he reported.

This reminded me of the old "Airport" films in which the life stories of the people took up most of the movie, not the airplane crash or near-crash.

There are many great films out there with exciting, tragic, deep, sappy, or perfect love stories.

Joe Brooks probably has a hundred stories that are just as funny and inane as the ones presented here, maybe enough for an entire film.

Philip K. Dick's stories adapted to film have previously been great successes, like "Blade Runner" and "Total Recall".

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