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I ran across Yvette McClendon in a film at the Los Angeles Film Festival and thought she was a doll.
At first we thought Ken would actually BE the killer scarecrow, and that's why we wanted to watch, but he wasn't, and that made the movie even worse.
When I first saw this I thought it was a joke.
With actors that are as wooden as a cigar store indian, a script that was written by the director's 4-year-old son, a camera that was stolen from a burning pawn shop, poverty-row special effects, and to top it off, a director that thought making this crap would make them famous.
At that moment I thought "Well if he likes it then I gotta like it!"
He obviously was just there to be eye candy and give her a love interest, otherwise I thought he was a waste!
Because of that I thought I should not miss this movie.
True Dada or surrealistic expression has SOME intent and intellectual thought behind it.
I saw the opening credits and thought this looks good.
If you thought "ROSEMARY'S BABY" was bad, this one isn't much better.
I thought Haggis and Harley would wind up going out to a supper club for an evening bite to eat and drinks, the way the were being so buddy buddy in her cabin.
American Ninja has those two turkeys beat down for a number of reasons, not the least of which being a script that was quite clearly not thought through.
One day I thought to myself....what is the worst possible thing that could happen today?
Someone thought that entering 'Enron' into the script would give it currency when discussing power companies.
And I thought the Italians were the masters of wretched Mad Max wannabes.
With Mathias Hues in it, I thought it would be good.
Jean Renoir seems never to have thought enough of it to even edit the footage together.
Granted, I should not expect much from a movie with such a title, but I thought considering the back of the box's description that it might have some fun horror scenes with the "horny, mutant, cannibal zombie".
After seeing the previews awhile back, I looked forward to seeing Steve Martin in a comedy that I thought might be a keeper.
Palm trees in D.C. (already mentioned), a dummy-as-dead-body bit so obviously artificial that I thought it was SUPPOSED to be a dummy ... until it left a bloodstain ... stilted dialogue, ridiculous plot.
When I saw this, I was curious because I thought it was supposed to be like a documentary re-enactment, but I have to say that this was just a pathetic waste of time.
I also thought the show was limited because how many times can you kick a guy in the face and make it interesting.
Whoever thought Flood would ever be a good film?
When I read you comment I thought only about the thoughts I had while watching the movie.
I thought this series was going to be another fun, action series with some dynamic plots and great performances.
Unfortunately, I thought the movie was terrible and I'm still left wondering how she was ever persuaded to make this movie.
There are some that I have enjoyed...Werewolf of London (1935, Stuart Walker), An American Werewolf in London (1981, John Landis)...and some that I have thought were okay but nothing special...The Wolf Man (1941, George Waggner), The Howling (1981, Joe Dante), Dog Soldiers (2002, Neil Marshall) are some examples...but overall, the werewolf sub-genre is not my favorite.
Hackman is being paid by the wealthy Robert Stack, whose son, like Hackman's son, is thought to be among the MIAs.
When I first saw the trailer, I thought it was created in 1983.
My jaw dropped, I was so shocked, I thought he was kidding.
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