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Unfortunately it doesn't transfer over to the American southwest.
But if "Lifeboat" (wich unfortunately also belongs to this category) is an underrated masterpiece, not all the movies signed by the master of suspense in that time (the early 40's) are really worth seeing.
Unfortunately for him and his captors, Conrad's body is "borrowed" by a gang of four boys and three girls and taken to a huge manor where they drink with him, toast him, dance with him, laugh with and at him, and then put him to bed in a casket which just happens to by lying in a room upstairs.
Death is the main theme and is repeated ad nauseam, along with litanies, processions and the like, which should only be a vehicle for the movie but unfortunately it is the movie itself.
Like a lot of the comments above me, also I though this was the average scifi movie, but unfortunately it was not.
When the opening shot is U.S. Marines seriously disrespecting the U.S. flag, a movie has a tough road ahead, but unfortunately it was downhill from there.
Unfortunately "interesting" never happened in this movie.
Unfortunately things don't go according to plan, the cabin turns out to be little more than a run down shed & their neighbours turn out to be Dr.
Unfortunately the film then proceeds to plod its weary way through a standard Chan formula that is only barely enlivened by the always wonderful Mantan Moreland.
unfortunately i waited until the end in my case.
Unfortunately, this film is typical of the watering down of a good film by numerous sequels.
Unfortunately, I was completely wrong as this is very hardcore.
Unfortunately the action that didn't come form the NU Image back catalogue is strictly routine.
unfortunately the film makers have deemed it irrelevant to try and do any other than this, for the films fourth outing, deeming it far more suitable to add some lame romeo and Juliet sub plot, involving an idiotic family feud (over a car!!!!) and surprise surprise some gory pumpkin head slayings, so far so formulaic, but it doesn't stop there the acting talent in this flick is dire...oh so bad half of them can't even keep up a southern accent without slipping into their native and often posher accents.
This is unfortunately yet another example of a remake which totally misses the point of the original, the difference with this one being that they were both written by the same people.
Unfortunately, Shrieker is just boring.
For the start of the movie we are introduced to the caretaker of Bodega Bay Inn (Gordon Currie) and some youth friends of his (many of the cast are Canadian and are all very good in unfortunately rather undemanding roles - Teresa Hill is quite yummy).
This movie is pathetic not because it's poorly directed, acted, sung, danced, filmed, etc ... but because it's really difficult to ruin a movie using an ABBA soundtrack - yet, unfortunately, this is the only thing the movie succeeds in doing.
Unfortunately, right from the opening of the film, I could not, for the life of me, think of a worse movie than this.
Unfortunately, there is only music playing during this whole fandango with no speech whatsoever.
Unfortunately, the story isn't much, and supporting actors Ned Beatty and Bo Hopkins overact (as usual).
In fact, as expected, the soundtrack is a much better investment than the movie itself, which like the 70's rock and roll lifestyle it attempts to portray, is characterized by excess, drugs, and over-the-top antics, but unfortunately is not nearly as much fun.
Unfortunately, the movie suffers horribly from it's need to, well, be a TV movie.
Unfortunately, the three main acting parties' (soldier, girl, rebels) combined IQ amounts to 3: One point for the soldier, one for the girl, a large number of Ninja fighters have to share the third point among them to be able to lose against the former two.
Unfortunately, that is what I got.
It evolved to become a Monty Python- esquire show with outrageous concepts and brutally swift and sharp societal critiques(Such as their defense of the noble underpants gnomes) and eventually settled to be entirely self referential and "meta" like the Simpsons did, and has unfortunately jumped the shark.
Unfortunately, this one falls in the latter category.
Pope's acting is fine, but Owen is unfortunately under-used.
The Time Machine starts in New York during 1899 where Professor Alexander Hartdegen (Guy Pearce) proposes to his beloved girlfriend Emma (Sienna Guillory) who accepts, unfortunately just after they are attacked by a mugger & Emma is shot dead & dies in Alexander's arms.
unfortunately, no one would figure this out after watching the film.
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