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I've read all the books, and I've even sat through Sense and Sensibility and Persuasion a few times.
The film seems to be a rip-off of the half-decent Aussie zombie flick 'Undead', expect instead of just having the lead in a cowboy hat; everyone is wearing one; but this doesn't make a lot of sense because the film is apparently set in modern times.
Many times the description "full of sound and fury signifying nothing" is used and is right on target.
I think I laughed 2 or three times.
Repeat as many times as needed.
I mean, at times it can be unintentionally hilarious, but the plot is so mind-numbingly idiotic that it was impossible for me not to lose all patience by the end.
At times, I wanted the folks from MSTK3000 to be quiet because the movie was actually kind of good.
Water shows the plight of Indian widows in the late 1930s, says in the end that the problem still exists largely by giving statistics in the end, refers to Gandhi several times in the movie before finally having a scene depicting him and does nothing extra ordinarily innovative or new in the movie.
How many times have I seen this movie?
Only once, but it feel like a dozen times - nothing original or fresh about it.
Kubrick may have been the greatest director of all times.
I laughed a couple of times, but only because I was drinking.
Set against a smoggy Phoenix skyline, post-Charlies Angles Jaclyn Smith takes a star turn as "the woman whose eyes are mysteriously shadowed at all times" while JFK impersonator James Franciscus lounges around the fringes.
To save on costs, incidental music is not used, running times were kept to under an hour, the writing was often rather derivative and the actors are mostly lesser talents--and Wayne himself was definitely far from being a household name at this time.
At times it makes no sense whatsoever!!!
However, many times the originals are best left alone....especially when you can't duplicate the cast.
He doesn't just cluck a couple of times, he clucks non-stop through out the whole movie.
This is a stupid film in my eyes, boring at times, not entertaining, just a film that i wouldn't recommend to anybody.
Marketed erroneously as "the most violent Australia movie ever", the film is violent at times and reasonably bloody, but it fails to deliver a single impactful moment.
The editing is very choppy at times as a scene seems to shift right in the middle.
Even if you consider it to be a parody on movie-making, if you consider it to be completely camp, even than you're wasting your time watching it - for you've seen it a hundred times before.
Most times i usually love the bad 80s / early 90s trash-can comedy (haha no pun intended).
"Mame" is a disgrace to many things--to Lucille Ball, to a story which has been told better many times over, and to the musical genre altogether.
The women in the cinema laughed a few times but nothing touched me as being funny with the exception of a line from Meg Ryan talking to her mother about her situation and telling her that 'it's not like a 1930's movie'- I sorely wished I was viewing the 1930's version.
The idea of bringing Dracula to contemporary times isn't bad--after all, it might revive the series a bit by injecting a new story element into a series that Hammer has all but exhausted in a long series of generally excellent movies.
Matt Dillon's character has been played a million times, a cop who had been hardened over the years and would see the light to some degree by the end of the movie.
The dialouge was embarrassing at times.
Like all soaps, it consists entirely of totally unlikeable characters being unpleasant to each other, but it's ten times as bad as the next worst one could be.
At times, I felt so sorry for the actors involved.
Jackie and Danny Aiello had zero chemistry together, and it was very boring a lot of times, however the finale was above average and managed to be fairly entertaining, and had some good stunts!.
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