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A 9 and 6 year old had me turn it off when I got sick of it, and very lightly suggested we watch Toy Story or Monsters Inc. instead!
All the fight scenes took place in the dark making it difficult to see the action and the camera angles suggested that someone else was doing Mr. Seagal's fighting for him.
The film is actually much deeper in meaning than trailers suggested, posing the question of what it truly means to be human.
It starts in the middle of the story for some reason,In some kind of construction company warehouse, with Jack the junkie, the "Jason" of this "movie," getting pushed around by some pushers, and injected with some PCP/crack hypodermic in an attempt to kill Jack but instead its suggested that it makes him insanely stronger and insanely insane.
Some articles about the film have suggested that audiences might feel drained or exhausted from watching it.
The suggested plot seemed so pregnant with intrigue, fun, potential, etc.
Those people who actually watched the film discovered that it was nowhere near as shocking as it's reputation suggested.
Some years ago I suggested another movie on DVD.
To me, the cover suggested a cheesy, non-realistic "Street" drama that does not do justice to real life NYC streets;instead i got something closer to "Mean Streets"!
Several notable sci-fi buffs have suggested, and rightly so, that the story behind Colossus is eerily similar in concept to the story of Skynet in the Terminator series In fact, the story of the third movie would have been better served by following this script than the one used!
This is a movie which I saw two years ago (I am a man) with a woman who suggested we'd watch it while in intimate circumstances.
Just because Richard Gere is a Buddhist doesn't make him biased as some have suggested, he is too gifted an actor and too much a gentlemen to let his spiritual beliefs affect a movie, his compassion sure, but not spiritual beliefs.
Firstly, yes the sudden appearance of Willem suggested a cut scene, a frequent occurrence in many movies, owing to pacing and duration considerations - could have been better handled, but it was explained briefly.
Everywhere has drugs and crime, but this movie suggested that everywhere you go on the island that's all there is, the partying and the drugs and the killings.
Prior to seeing this movie, all I had heard suggested that I was better off not watching it unless it was to ridicule.
The title suggested it might be in the Naked Gun/Airplane style of humor, which when it works is good, when it doesn't can be mildly amusing.
I only recently came across this phenomenon called the "Indigo child" when a former school principal, upon listening to some of the tales of my firstborn, suggested that she was most likely an "Indigo child."
The description on the cover suggested a real movie, so it was completely disappointing when it turned out to be someone's poorly done home movie.
Yet, there is no mention of a significant technology which is already in place, using a resource in rather great abundance, and whose refinement and improvement is light years from the hopelessness suggested by one of their experts, who likens the challenges we face in surviving the depletion of oil reserves to that of colonizing Pluto in ten years...
This inspired my friend and I to watch some Borgnine films, and he suggested this rather obscure yet terrible piece of garbage (though he meant well, and I certainly didn't mind giving it a shot).
Hightlights for me include: amazing, psychedelia-drenched sets and uber costumes that made me wish the 1970's had ever really achieved such suggested heightened self-awareness; acting done in the "Distanciated" mode advocated by Douglas Sirk but reinterpreted to new depths by Biller; a truly remarkable perf by Bridget Brno as Anna's best friend & living Barbie doll gone Bad Girl (but in a Good Way); and an animated orgasm sequence that is as sublime as it is subliminal.
PS- the peculiar ending of the movie (suggested by the beginning) made me like it even more.
One day I thought I'd try a Bollywood film not expecting much, the movie Dil Chatha Hai was suggested and was I surprised.
In fact, as my wife suggested, it sounds like a porn flick.
For example, when the small group was planning a protest the one girl suggested.
I read some reviews that suggested this movie was far too disgusting for a regular Joe to view.
I am a known action flick buff and someone suggested I go watch the movie on the big screen.
This movie was horrible,and I pride myself on loving all kinds of movies,but this was just terrible.The actors were very good looking the actresses were pretty with cute little bodies,but goodness I would rather them put in a few uglies than to have a ucked up script and story line.These people CAN NOT act!OK who drops down and does the nasty in an unknown barn,with a buddy missing?Not even in the worst horror movies has this happened.The story makes no sense.But if you can get a copy with the bloopers at the end,those are pretty good.The best part of this movie was the bloopers.The unfolding of the story was way too slow,the plot DOES NOT thicken,the actors can not act,the music sux,there's no "boo moments" as my friend calls them,everything that is going to happen is so freggin obvious its sad.This was a TOTAL waste of production dollars.Someone suggested that this seemed more like a student film,but as I'm sure that person knows,student films have been so much better than this before,as he said,that is no excuse.I recommend to try it because everyone has a different opinion,but ewwww!!
One said that the film was an insult to her memory, and her true life story was far more tragic than the film had suggested.
Also, the name of James L. Brooks suggested quality.
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