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Basically, if a movie has a big star in it, and you've never heard of it before, it's usually for a reason.
Occasionally the stock footage is put to good effect (the nationalism/finance segment around 35:00), but usually it makes the video appear to lack any meaningful content, and demands you accept the context of the stock photographers rather than the context of the director.
So far I disliked every single Jean Rollin movie I've seen, and that always bothered me because he's an acclaimed Euro-trash monument and extremely popular amongst many regular reviewers on this lovely website; people whose opinions I always value and usually concur with.
I only voted it 2/10 mainly because Hitchcock agreed to direct it.He certainly had an off-day with predictable plot lines, stupid childish characters who are desperately trying to be funny.There were "twee" hygenic, sanitised, emasculated "sex" scenes at a time when the Hollywood Production code was in full force.Lazy male characters in the film who like "soap" characters never do a stroke of work for which they are paid.It always irritates me when food is usually never eaten by actors (one exception was in the eating scene in "Tom Jones" (1963); although copious amounts of drink are consumed - actors have to leave their mouths free for the next line!
Michael Allred's comic book stories, particularly his work on Madman, usually are a great deal of fun.
Usually, I have to beat my head against the wall after I've seen a bad movie to make some of the pain go away.
MGM took some of its finest character actors and starred them in a film with the usually adorable Margaret O'Brien.
The leader of the Haka is usually the member of the team with the best Maori pedigree.
and i usually like tim burton's stuff.
I recently watched it with my granddaughter (very intelligent at 20 and usually into movies I like) who was mostly amazed at how young Michael Caine and Candace Bergen were in it, but otherwise could not imagine why one would watch it except for the scenery.
A lot of marginal acting low budget horror, but usually still pretty good.
I usually do enjoy film adaptations of these novels.
Much can usually be forgiven in period pieces that ask us to recall important historical events and spice them with enough love interest to keep the story going.
I usually pride myself on being able to enjoy any movie no matter how bad, but this was just too much.
usually I would appreciate this possibility but if you see movies like this it's just a big shame.
I will say that I can't usually appreciate costume designers very well, although I notice them when they are wrong or out of place, but I was very much impressed with these.
I was disappointed at the performance of Larry Bagby , whom I usually find entertaining.
I thought I was going to view a somewhat classic horror film with a creative end that writers like to invent....that usually make no sense when writing a horror film, but as a viewer, we try to rationalize and understand.
But director Umberto Lenzi, usually acknowledged as a Deodato rip-off, directed THE MAN FROM DEEP RIVER 3 years earlier in 1972.
Chuck Norris is not AMAZING as he usually is here and seemed very bored here, his one liners are flat, and his acting wasn't that great and i am a huge Norris Fan, this is his absolute worst!
I was very suspicious as you usually get at least a couple of more people in any film screening.
Sci-fi movies/TV are usually underfunded, under-appreciated and misunderstood.
usually a movie that starts bad stays bad in a monotonically descending pattern.
Firstly, let me make it clear that I love aircraft, and usually any film with them in is worth watching - and I've sat through some shocking ones.
I usually like these dumb/no brain activity movies, but this was just too stupid.
It made me laugh in places where you were supposed to cry, and made me cringe at moments you were supposed to laugh. it lacked any kind of character development which is usually crucial to a sentimental flick that this is.
Most times i usually love the bad 80s / early 90s trash-can comedy (haha no pun intended).
The jokes are not even close to what we usually say funny.
Anthonie Kamerling is usually a fairly good actor, but in this film, he sounded like he was reading his text from a piece of paper.
Usually, Corey was relegated to supporting roles but here he is what helps carry this very limp film.
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