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I'm not usually this critical, but this annoyed me.
The biggest disappointment was Nick Nolte, who I usually enjoy.
Most films in this genre balance the comedy with a genuine threat, and usually two--one that the characters are led to believe is real, and another for which it's a cover.
Which means you have to accept the fact that they make almost zero sense and are usually very unattractive films.
If you wanna see some halfway decent East Side action see Ghosts on The Loose maybe but the bottom line is usually a comedy team starts out strong in their career and tapers off, these mugs blew chucks early on then slowly picked it up until Hall's antics dominated than they were at best.
The back of the DVD had no pictures and a few lines plot summary, this should have warned me, but I usually like bad movies for a laugh so decided to give it a go.
I did this with some trepidation because films that win awards at Cannes are usually very good or very bad.
I usually really enjoy Steven Seagal movies.
Haven't you ever heard of 'suspension of disbelief?!'" Well, I try to bring that "suspension of disbelief" philosophy with me to every horror film I see and it usually works.
I don't usually waste my time adding comments to any movie.
Michael Caine usually appears in either very good ("Blame It On Rio", "Sleuth", "Without A Clue", "Gambit", "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels") or truly bad comedies ("Noises Off", "Death Becomes Her", "Harry & Walter Go To NY").
I had to fight to keep my eyes open on this one, and I love Jane Austen movies usually.
Joan Sims comes off well but in the case of the usually wonderful Charles Hawtrey its just plain sad.
Angela Cartwright, an actress I usually like (and whose name isn't even in the opening credits, poor soul), is ten years too old for her role, and her horrible matronly yellow prom dress must haunt her nightmares to this day.
The problem is their wishes usually bring about other problems that they are supposed to learn from.
I usually enjoy dramas like Wall Street, Glen Gary Glen Ross, Boiler Room, etc...I went into this movie thinking I would be on the edge of my seat.
Stay Alive does some things well; the character development is quite a bit deeper than it usually would be in a horror movie.
Last film for THE usually brilliant Charles Hartrey who looked out of place as the humour had move on to the Highly witty level of on the buses, films of which were being made at the same time ,were frankly funnier .Barbara Windsor was embarrassing,a character like one of your mums flirty friends who still thinks she's eighteen , on holiday with some non entity of a Scotsman , Rab c Nesbit he ain't.
Rolling Kansas sounded promising (in fact the program guide gave it 2.5 out of 4 stars which usually means it's fairly watchable) but I pretty much fast-forwarded through it.
Usually road trip movies have great music, but I can't even recall whether there was music.
There is a fantastic song in Killjoy 2 that goes on about how clowns are usually really nice and fun but Killjoy is a killer.
This time the cast, including the usually excellent Debbie Rochon have given up trying and director Tammi Sutton creates no tension and presents merely a dull and steady film.
Usually when a movie is this horrendous you can sit back and laugh at it.
I am normally not very critical of gay cinema in general, due to the fact that most are usually low-budget, but this really pushed me up the wall.
By depicting ambitious scientific experiments that go horribly wrong, or space missions that encounter evil aliens instead of light-years of void, filmmakers usually manage to entertain people with spectacular special effects and, at the same time, teach them useful little trivia about science.
I don't usually like to comment on the acting in a movie, because it is the one thing that people who have agenda against a film will go after.
I usually like anything Steve does, but this movie comes off as trashy not funny.
Movies like this can usually be forgiven for any number of reasons, mostly unintended consequences of the feature on every level of production that result in at least a mild form of entertainment, mostly amusement.
It usually doesn't work to make a short children's book into a feature film.
Mike Myers is usually brilliant, I love the majority of his work, but something in this movie didn't click.
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