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Now I'm a big animation fan -- love Svankmeyer and usually am into all applications of stop motion so I had high hopes for this one.

On radio, his character was usually the smooth fast talker, and was especially funny when his speed caused him to flub his lines and smooth over the mistakes.

I am usually pretty patient, but man...

Perhaps some sort of movie about some strange virus that caused a person's flesh to burn off, maybe a movie about undead zombies that are more bloody looking than what you usually get, a science experiment gone incredibly wrong and now strange men with the flesh dripping off their bones go on the rampage.

The acting is terrible, the script made me cringe, the effects are completely lousy (which I usually don't mind for older films, but this was made just two years ago), and everything about it just annoys me.

First let me say I'm not someone who usually cringe at the fact of having to think while seeing movies, I love Tarkowsky movies for example, Berghman is also a favorite.....but this?

But a bad movie does not exactly mean it is unwatchable; however, this one seems to lack the charm a lot of the regular Mst3k fodder usually contains.

I appreciate his work as a martial artist, and his fight scenes are usually fairly well-choreographed.

Normally, when one critiques a historical movie, it's always fun to point out the inaccuracies that slip in, usually added by the writers to create more "dramatic" situations.

Usually when a television biopic is released on a celebrity, its, at the very least, campy (i.e.

As what usually happens in these films the straight actors play the main parts and the out gay actors play the secondary straight roles.

Train" is no exception.It is clearly influenced by "Ringu","Ju-On","Shutter" and "Pulse".Two years ago I was into such modern ghost stories,because they usually managed to give me some goosebumps,unfortunately there is nothing fresh or interesting in "Ghost Train".In fact the film is really boring.Noriko goes missing in a subway tunnel-like an elementary-school classmate-Nana must investigate a mystery of multiple disappearances,with the help of a youthful train conductor and another "disappeared" child's mother.The film offers some mildly creepy moments,however the CGI effects are laughable and the climax is illogical.Skip it.

Unlike most of the other commenters I had no idea this was about boys in love in the mud, but that fact became immediately obvious from the opening scene and all the lovingly drawn-out shots of nude or scantily-clad young men, usually wet or glistening with sweat, looking longingly at each other.

When the word "presents" finds its way into a title, preceded by a famous name, the work is usually immediately dismissible.

Usually though, it turns out that the film itself is less than fantastic.

Mainly because the White characters in this movie are usually portrait as people with a better social-economical status than the rest of the other races.

I usually really like Lawrence and being in Australia I haven't seen much of his stand up, so when I saw this at my video shop I thought, yeah I'll have a look.

I can confidently say that this is the worst film I have ever seen, and I usually love foreign films.

Now, I usually welcome movies that blend two or more kinds of genre-styles into one and I love just about every zombie-comedy I have ever seen.

I saw the film many times, and every time I am more and more disappointed,which is shame because the films from EX YU are usually very good.

Basil Rathbone, usually a fine actor, seems off-kilter throughout and also speaks with a weird sort-of-accent - in his case something like Italian, though we cannot be sure.

I would have to say that I don't usually write anything about movies on IMDb (in fact this is my first one) but this movie was such a disappointment that I registered just to let people know not to waste their time or money.

I expected it to be great, because you know, usually we don't have many movies about Asian vampires mixed with Asian culture; but already in the beginning it started in a bad way: the introduction of the movie seemed not to have an end!

Usually in these movies, the actresses aren't really acting, they give very "natural" performances, and they're quite sympathetic, fun, and likable.

Except that while I usually enjoyed watching Felicity, this movie left me cold.

Usually this kind of opportunity is limited to past events but in this film it seems more like a licence to kill because even new crimes (like e.g.

Ted Danson is too young as MTM's husband and usually gives off a slightly creepy appeal unless he has an acting partner who can soften it.

I'm usually not inclined to write reviews about films I don't think deserve a mention.

Normally I wouldn't go to the trouble of commenting on a horror movie sequel, because it's usually assumed that they're BAD, and if you watch them with a healthy disrespect, they can be very fun and enjoyable to taunt/laugh at.

I have finally learned to avoid what Americans term dark comedies which usually turn out to be gruesome weird and unfunny.

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