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The Cat's Victims is reputed to have 'borrowed' all of the elements that have made other Giallos successful.
Basically, The Cat's Victims is successful for the same reasons that many other Giallos down the years have been successful; but it falls down on things that it could have avoided, given that writer-director Antonio Bido has obviously seen a lot of Giallos prior to writing this one.
Go West Young Man is based on a successful Broadway play, Personal Appearance which had a 501 performance run in the 1934-1935 season and made a star of Gladys George.
An successful novelist Whitley Strieber (Oscar-Winner:Christopher Walken), who finds himself being visited by strange creatures from another world in his cabin at the woods from the state of New York.
so barry goes to retrieve the last remaining flowers to revive the dead flowers. he does this through a plane which is carried by bees! so that's successful now the bees are back collecting honey.
It was not successful.
Unfortuanitley, the film was not at all successful.
While they scored some once successful actors for this one,the real draw is kick butt Cynthia Rothrock.
It is a sad thing to see previously successful and talented performers end up like this.
Based on a fairly successful novel by Swedish writer Harry Kullman, cheap production values not used to their advantage plus clumsy, deftless direction, sink this agent thriller, despite some tight scenes... and as a Swede, hearing my compatriot actors spouting really dodgy English accents just doesn't help much...
Sweeney is less successful, mostly because his role is a stilted, repugnant mess.
This movie could have been just as successful with simply, Sharon Stone, and the rest of the roles could have been filled with "B" actors.
Despite a successful depiction of the shocking balloon accident that sets the story in motion, director Roger Michell fails after this stylish opening to generate any of the psychological tension that made the novel such a page-turner.
There's also supposed to be a big successful mining-company on Mars, but all we see is three man drilling outside.
Danika (Marisa Tomei) is a thirty-five years old overprotective mother with a beautiful family composed by her successful husband Randy (Craig Bierko), two sons - the teenager Kurt (Kyle Gallner) and the little Brian (Ridge Canipe), and one teenager daughter - Lauren (Nicki Prian).
A successful author, Colum(Allen Scotti) returns to his ancestral home in an Irish village with wife, son and daughter in tow hoping to rekindle possible memories of slain parents he never knew.
The documentary "Alien: Evolution" follows the history and production of the wildly successful (well, in the 70's and 80's, anyway) "Alien" franchise, and offers quite a bit of amusing and interesting information about the making of the first film, and, to a lesser extent, the sequels made in later years.
Misguided theatrical version of the hit TV series from the '70s, this "Starsky & Hutch" isn't well-equipped with the right materials to make it successful as updated nostalgia (it's just another brainless cop flick with comedic asides).
This is a fine movie - certainly the mst successful and wellknown og the new danish movies (that is within Denmark).
Some of you will be familiar with this film because it was very successful in Thailand and its buzz reached our shores.
The film and the casting is overall successful, and it's so very Serbian.
I loved the movie, it is condemning and inspiring at the same time, depressing and uplifting and as a viewer you are forced to decide if you feel sympathy for the idealistic young people or the successful materialistic businessman.
I am completely and utterly surprised at two things - 1) The relatively high rating and 2) the relatively successful careers the two lead characters have had.
It was nominated for and should have won the Academy Award for it's principal film editor Thelma Schoonmaker who would go on to successful career editing such films as The Color of Money, Good fellas, Cape Fear, The Kings of Comedy, Gangs of New york, The Last Temptation of Christ and The Aviator.
CONEY ISLAND was such a successful Fox musical that seven years later it was turned into another starring vehicle for Grable called WABASH AVENUE.
This non-masterpiece follows in the footsteps of several other pathetic attempts at turning a successful videogame franchise into a successful movie franchise.
This seems to me to be a very odd choice for Hitchcock, and not altogether successful.
Sunny Deol tries comedy for the first time ever in Jo Bole So Nihaal, and he is successful at this, as he gives witty remarks and street talks the FBI (which he calls 'Fully Bewakoof Insan')!
Esther plays a successful model working in Rome, but involved with a wealthy American tycoon back home.
The play was only moderately successful, but the film was a best picture nominee directed by Lewis Milestone.
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