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I thought that this site was only for people who truly like cinema and understand a little bit of it.
If you like this show, and are one of the dumb people, I truly cannot fathom what it must be like not to have open eyes and open minds.
They didn't have a studio backing when making this film so it truly was independent.
Udita on the other hand does not understand this and feels that he loved her truly.
Shame on me, after I totally wrote off Jim Wynorski after the horrid "Busty Cops" (it was a long time coming as his last truly good film was 1990's "Hard to Die"), I still for some reason got my hopes up for a supposed sequel to "Slumber Party Massacre".
There is no doubt that the Kokoda Trail depicts a truly great event in Australian Military history the brave defence of Australia against the cruel barbaric Japanese Army.Howver this film fails to take into account the story of the "Fuzzy Wuzzy's" or the New Guinea natives that The Australians used to help them carry out there military operations.
It is truly appalling.
Well, the ending lived up, or better DOWN, and gave us what I felt was a truly weak final act.
It truly is an absurd space adventure, stuffed with eccentric characters, colorful kitsch and ludicrous plot-twists.
Arbus was a brilliant, talented, restless, and troubled person, but this film depicts her as completely self-involved, and truly bizarre in her taste and judgment.
The totally fictional relationship that is central to the film is quite unbelievable, and Robert Downey is truly annoying in his smirking portrayal of someone who seems to think he's superior to the rest of the world simply because of his affliction.
The film depicts this encounter as being the source of Arbus's interest in "freaks," which is a truly banal explanation for the inspiration behind some of the greatest photographs of the 20th century.
I expected it to truly be a movie about UFOs and alien abduction for entertainment's sake.
They truly deserve to be stars, and this tour gave them the recognition they so richly deserve.
I truly can understand the concerns of both sides and don't think there is a villain or hero in this business.
Along for the ride are a bunch of truly terrible character actors, many borrowed from TV.
VOYAGE is a truly bad movie obviously made for small children, but what child is going to sit still for endless shots of a miniature Seaview model moving over and over again from right to left across the screen in what is obviously a studio tank?
This is truly one of the worst movies ever made--and I don't mean in a so-bad-it's-good kind of way.
That's what make this a truly unusual film and it goes like this: There was a stingy man who, for no apparent reason, had a tree growing out of his head.
The Mod Squad, in my opinion, goes into my top ten of truly lousy films, in which Hollywood should get it's sorry ass beaten for producing what could've been a good movie.
Well, the cast is very very interesting, Maria Brandauer is a great Bond- villain, Kim Basinger and Barbara Carrera are just like the "original" Bond- girls, plus Rowan Atkinson and a truly great Edward Fox, who looks really refreshing in the "M" role.
Plus, this film truly encourages and votes for killing masses of foreigners, in the name of war.
It's one of those rare performances where you wish you could enter the film and beat the man within an inch of his life for doing something so truly awful.
Even though this is a truly all around horrible movie, it is still a must have if you are a Jim Varney fan and an Ernest movie collector such as I. On a scale of 1 to 10 I give this movie a 2 but thats only because I've never seen a 1 before ;)
It was truly one of the worst shows ever.
I gave "Airport '79" only two stars because it's a truly lousy film.
Not a single smooth or truly charming one in the lot.
Let's see some real players trying for a truly unattainable girl, and maybe you have a show.
This film is truly execrable in all departments.
I would be truly embarrassed to admit that I knew them.
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