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This is one of those cheesy, before it's time, yarns that could've waited a few years until it was picked up by a director with the expertise and resources to sign believable and talented actors and to treat the story with the reverence and dignity that it will deserve in time.(
Because Beverly Hills Cop II is nothing but a treat.
On a lark, I taped it off HBO so it did not cost any $$ and tried to be understanding and treat it as a "B" movie, hoping for laughs.
And there's a neat little cartoon treat after the final credits roll.
Valdez's vengeful reactions to this abuse, the episodic pacing, and the great supporting actors make this a real cinematic treat.
It's a treat to have the "Real Bruce" visiting us again.
But after seeing how the bullies treat various other students David has none of it, and in fact tries to befriend and help the picked on students.
Movies about the Depression that were actually made at the time of the Depression by people who knew of what they spoke by necessity feel so much more authentic than later movies that treat the Depression as a historical event.
Much better than 'Backbeat' this is a real treat for Fab Four fans.
This is a real treat to finally get the REAL THING.
What a treat this film is.
The special effects are a real treat and the story is interesting.
'The Awful Truth' just came out on DVD and what a treat!
A most unusual cinematic treat.
Quick-paced & tense with good supporting performances from Paul Koslo as "Dutch" & Rosalind Cash as "Lisa" Dated now it is, but still stands the test of time as a truly great 70's sci-fi & if you haven't seen it, then you are in for a treat.
It was a nice treat seeing Danny Mayid do his form at the end, it's just a shame he couldn't come out of his shell anymore in his intro film.
I missed the first 10 minutes of the show and I am eager to watch the entire movie and I am sure there are so many bits that I missed whilst watching it on TV, watching this show over and over will be a treat.
From Stephen T. Kay (of "The Shield" fame) comes a Get Carter 're-make', but viewers shouldn't treat this as a re-make of the film - rather a modern re-interpretation of the book "Jack's Return Home" (1970).
And what a treat it was.
From a sociological point,Carandiru is a film with purpose as it has shown how both White and Black people live in Brazil.Some of the scenes are incredible and the depiction of the prison is truly masterful.I was lucky enough to have met Gero Camilo who had a good role in this film.Even the performance by pop star Rita Cadillac is astounding.This film is a must see treat for every sensible film-goer.
As for me, this movie has a true treat, an fantastic heart-warming family movie like we all need every now and then.
A rare treat to see Michael Biehn on an interview, especially on british TV, it's about time my idol got the status he deserved!
It's not a wholesome after-school special but it's touching at moments to see the outcasts look and treat upon each other as friends and family because they could have treated this film like silly film but it's a serious film about serious problems and they do it admirably.
The trio travels back to the farm and David and Davey treat Rachel like a slave without any respect or affection.
Franz Lizst's "Hungarian Rhapsody no 2" (amongst others) is a real treat, but extremely complicated to play on the piano and put to really clever use.
The film has an all-star cast, and it is a special treat (and lots of fun) to be able to watch each actor compete for the camera's attention.
Beyond the tremendous and true romantic love Johnny Lingo proves for his dear Mahana, he gives a tremendous object lesson in how to properly treat others, and bring out the very best in them.
If all husbands would treat their wives the way Johnny treated Mahana, there could be no evil in the world.
Special thanks to Paul, without whom I'd have never seen this treat.
It could be quite entertaining, but please don't treat your dear audience as fools.
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