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Besides lacking any kind of style "Villa Rides" also suffers badly without the presence of a female star!
The film suffers from its uneven cast and from the cheapness of the production.(No
The film also suffers from the book's preachiness although its message isn't quite as in your face.
Even as the visit begins, Toots suffers a fatal heart attack, leaving May adrift, unsure, and questioning her life and future.
This ambitious film suffers most from writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson's delusions of grandeur.
Ultimately, this film suffers from both poor production values and lack of attention to the most basic standards of journalism.
Like all her films, 'Bonjour tristesse' suffers not at all from her looks (though she is perhaps the first of those modern women whom Tom Wolfe gleefully, accurately describes as "boys with breasts": publicists, of course, use the word "gamine") but suffers grievously from Seberg's dull, monotonous, killing voice.
It just suffers from one thing.. Jean-Marc.
The director suffers from the same issues he had with "There Will Be Blood" (though he wasn't quite as bad in that film.
Unlike the aforementioned "The Toxic Avenger", this film suffers from a couple of really dull and overlong moments where nothing really significant happens, like for example when Chrissy and Warren try to figure out what's wrong with their hormones.
The poor kid suffers daily humiliation, bullying, teasing & general esteem destroying abuse at the hands of his peers.
In this strangely-lackadaisical apocalypse, the world suffers from a dual plague of zombies and vampires, but no one seems to be too worried about it in this Grade-Z film which bares less resemblance to Sheridan Le Fanu's famous short novel than my mother's lasagna recipe.
Set at a beach house where a group of college friends are celebrating vacation, this movie suffers from numerous problems making it not worth seeing.
The comedy suffers from not being funny.
However before that it suffers from predictability and a stunningly vapid performance by Kate Capshaw, who clearly never found her character and ruins every scene she's in.
He also does fairly well here, but the rest of the film suffers from a low budget, poor writing, and so-so photography.
A famous orchestra conductor, Daniel Dareus, suffers what appears a heart attack as he finished conducting a concert.
I have seen this movie so many times and I find it even actual these days (2003) when Italy suffers again from a sort of brainwashing dictatorship (or the US for that matter).
The film suffers from an abrupt and unexpected ending which afterwards feels wholly inadequate, with the convenience familiar from ending your school creative writing exercise with 'and then I woke up'.
"The Color Purple" should have won a couple of Oscars including one for Whoopi Goldberg's spectacular film debut as Celie, a woman who suffers at the hands of an abusive husband (frightfully placed by Danny Glover), then gets stronger throughout the film thanks to some special friends.
While it was certainly one of the better movies I've seen in some time, it suffers like many sequels with its ending, as it appears that Hartley is planning a third now and the film leaves you hanging.
It suffers from the almost fatal miscasting of James Stewart in a role he is about 20 years too old for, and as a result there is no chemistry between him and the beautiful Kim Novak.
Then there's the nameless "Colonel", a retired bounty hunter who suffers from a haunting reoccurring nightmare.
the music in the film, although it suffers minimally from requisite cutting and pasting, is worth the price of admission alone.
Stephanie, the middle daughter, suffers with Middle Child Syndrome and with the help of EVERYONE in the family it's better.
He wants to resurrect his own troubled life by taking care of the independent, dying Jane, who suffers from an neurological disease that has all but left her speechless and very little motor skills.
I have a two year old son who suffers from the same condition as Jonny Kennedy.
She talks of being unable to have children and at one point in the film she suffers a miscarriage.
According to Thad, there was an additional scene at the end of Elmer just giving the house to Bugs after the hell he went through but that was probably considered too sad since he suffers a mental breakdown at that point so it's just as well that cut scene is lost.
This also suffers, in large part, from this being credited as the first movie that makes use of rear projection.
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