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The third truly is the hero of the story, electing to continue the fight that was brought to our shores nearly eight years ago.
This film ripps of Gremlins in a truly special way, I can't claim to have ever seen a film which devotes its self more.
You may be right, but that is how SEAL's truly are.
Despite some users' comments, I enjoyed these films, although they aren't among CYF's best such as "The Killer" and "Hard-Boiled" which are truly astonishing.
The generally atmospheric score has some absurd parts (like the music that plays during the first appearance of a monkey), and there is a truly awful fantasy scene involving....a gorilla.
This movie showed me that it's probably harder to make a good movie than is evident from the truly professional fare we see in the first-run and art houses.
Only with this movie, it truly is a near miss.
Just seen Which Way to the Front? on TCM (UK) it is a truly awful film.
If anyone can truly say this is a good movie, they need to be locked up.
Some of them, e.g. the infamous Manos The Hands of Fate, are truly bad, and watching them, especially on your own without any friends and beer around, is a torture for a good cinema taste.
Frank Stallone actually isn't bad, which should give you an idea of how truly pathetic this picture is.
"The Evil That Men Do" begins with a truly repellent torture scene, followed, a little later, by graphic verbal descriptions of equally repellent torture methods that the sadistic, heartless villain likes to use.
I don't know about you but i go to horror films to be scared and this was anything but scary, the movie had several chances to be truly scary and failed miserably EVERY TIME!
Plus, and this was truly annoying, the use of zombies throughout the beginning of the film and late in the film really was over-the-top.
My self coming from the Balkans(Macedonia) found this film disappointing.Simply that the Bosnian characters are not really understood and not truly portrayed.
After an hour and a half of our hero whining and growling his way through scene after scene, I was truly wondering if they planned to get to the point.
With an idea that had potential, the simple plot is diminished still by Graham's failure to truly express the devastation her character so adamantly claims to experience.
I am truly sorry the characters that Clayton Moore, John Hart and Jay Silverheels played, and brought to life on the silver screen, have been tarnished so badly.
It truly isn't worth a nickel, buffalo or otherwise..pun intended!
The script was dreadful enough, but coupled with Sean Young's terrible acting -- especially while she explains the entire plot in great detail (complete with flashbacks) while dangling off a cliff -- makes it a truly classically bad movie worth watching!
The costumes are over-the-top and feature some truly ghoulish excesses -- was the costume designer obsessed with feathers for women's hats?
This is a truly terrible sci-fi/horror film from 1957.
This is one of the few movies - maybe the only - that truly haunted me for years.
At least the movie has a few production values and it apparently had a competent editor (unlike the movies that truly are awful).
Comedy Central is truly dropping the ball lately, trying to fill the void left by Chappelle with multiple seasons of a retarded man impersonating retarded men.
The thing that's truly terrifying about this is that the filmmakers thought they were making something intelligent and sexy.
There is not ONE SINGLE MOMENT that Ms. Gilbert even comes close to inhabiting the sensitive, mature spirit of Anne- Ms. Gilbert is "white-bread" throughout the movie... the only time I was close to tears was during the reading of Anne's most haunting line: "I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart"- this is spoken by Ms. Gilbert so rushed, so lacking in conviction, that she might has well burped and achieved the same effect.
I know people say this all the time, but this truly was one of the worst movies I have ever seen.
This movie describes a truly horrific event, to be sure.
Ugly in every way: unimaginative script, static point of view, putrid clothing, ghastly hair, unlikable actors, and one truly gratuitous rape-and-strangulation scene.
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