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Well if, as I do, you have dogs or kids, you probably have some dark suspicions about that, all of which are true, by the way.
So they launched a big investigation, and their suspicions quickly converged on this man, Alfred Dreyfus.
The suspicions that you hold about people who espouse beliefs that you don't have, starts to evaporate.
She was afraid the person she'd choose to tell her story to would have the same reaction as the rest of us: they'd have doubts, suspicions; those same questions we always have when it comes to things like this.
And there's probably people in this audience who would raise really legitimate scientific suspicions about the notion of, basically, fairies who follow people around rubbing fairy juice on their projects and stuff.
So you're always insisting that even when something looks pretty good, you maintain a full set of not only suspicions about whether it's as good as it looks, but: What else is going on?
After reading the mostly glowing comments about this movie I decided to rent it despite some suspicions of TV movies.
FREDDY FORSYTH has come up with a storyline which will suit the mood of the West's suspicions about Putin's Russia.
I'm sorry, but I find it hard to believe that anyone that creepy would arouse no suspicions whatsoever.
Joyce begins to have her suspicions about Debbie, Curtis and Steven which makes her and Timmy a target for the evil trio.
I knew at that moment my suspicions were correct that it was not from the US.
This film-transfiguration of AF2A into a simplistic, hoary, belabored narrative, does not disabuse me of my suspicions: A guy who barely sees action on the European battlefield (Hudson) falls in with a nurse (Jones), and they conspire to spend time together.
The local police have had a spate of grave robberies to deal with & when local barmaid Sue Layton (Ceia Coley) suspicions grow that something nasty is going on.
i knew Errol Flynn was a star, and De havilland was a screen legend-this only confirms my suspicions that they are among the very greatest!
The chemistry of the leading roles adds to the excitement and anticipation of the ending, even though my suspicions were not satisfied.
The glasses now make him look just Jewish enough to "confirm" his neighbors' and co-workers' existing suspicions.
Eastwood has to overcome the suspicions of his superiors in order to catch Malkovich, but no one wants to listen to him.
The co stars do a pretty good job too supporting Ted when Dixon when he has his initial suspicions about his wife desiring another man.Dixon's behaviour making the bond stronger closer between the colleagues.One even stated he became a changed man when he got married.Though Ted should have done the wise thing and left when he could!
I had suspicions the movie was going to be bad.
I've just had the evidence that confirmed my suspicions.
Haim Bouzaglo, the director of the film, plays the role of Haim Bouzaglo, artistically blocked and sexually impotent playwright, who finds inspiration in his suspicions about the subject of his girl friend's documentary.
While the ever present rain confirmed my suspicions of a misplaced story (even if claiming to be set in California the movie was largely shot around a stormy Vancouver, B.C.), the dark and oppressive outdoors beautifully complement Olmos' excellent acting.
Thorn's boss, Lt. Hatcher (Brock Peters) believes his suspicions but warns him of those 'Higher and Hot' who want the case closed, but Thorn will not risk his "Job" for an easy way out.
Can anyone confirm my suspicions that this is black and white?
More deaths occur as the new Doctor, Patrick Roland (Joe Dallesandro) can't quite believe what is happening at the hospital and he too also starts to have his suspicions about Sister Gertrude.
Sure, the Eastwest "pan and scan" person probably was asleep when this cropping atrocity was perpetrated, but that doesn't explain the poor dubbing, poor acting, poor plotting, silly exploration of the landlady's attic by first a cigarette lighter and then a struck match (what DID happen to Julie's landlady, and, more importantly, WHY?), cheap sexual teasing (there is NO scene in this movie that resembles the DVD cover used here at IMDb), and silly denouement confirming the movie-watcher's suspicions that the whole heist caper was all a bunch of misguided hooey from the get-go.
Anyway Ralph Bates' nun sister arrives, sporting silly accent and working at an animal testing laboratory (!), and thinks Collins' suspicions of possession is probably right.
The problem is that Woods can't convince the police brass of his suspicions, they don't want to alarm the public.
Suspicions and paranoia begin to fester, and it isn't long before violence erupts.
The film is about heterosexual, intimate, male-male contact- how men can become close to one another physically, emotionally, and spiritually without any suspicions of homosexual undercurrent.
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