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Most often in fantasy movies Elves are usually portrayed as having white skin and blond hair and goblins and orcs have dark skin and hair.
Liza Minelli, who usually OVERACTS, did quite a good job in this one, and was able to turn cheek on Dudley Moore in every turn.
I usually steer clear of them as a whole, but these two have been decent enough to give me some faith.
We're both cynical/critical personality types and we usually crack on movies while we watch them -- but in this case we just laughed and enjoyed the film from start to finish.
Going for something far away from the deliberately gross stuff that he usually makes, John Waters (happy birthday, John!) made this parody of the celebrity/art world.
Time travel movies usually don't interest me and neither do movies about witchcraft, but this movie was fascinating and creepy.
He usually played comical, pompous types, but here he is subtle and convincing and very impressive.
Mitchum's brilliant, idiosyncratic, usually undervalued Westerns import his film noir persona to etch some compellingly dark character sketches, and bring an elegiac world-weariness more familiar from the films of Sam Peckinpah.
"Inspirational" tales about "triumph of the human spirit" are usually big turn-offs for me.
And that is, a sketch that usually succeeds in five minutes will not do so well in ninety minutes.
Usually how it goes with all movies.
First, it describes a face of WW2 that we don't usually see in Hollywood movies.
Every now and then a movie advertises itself as scary or frightening, though they usually aren't.
Even Neve Campell (who I usually find abhorrent) is compelling as the troubled young woman who captures Macy's eye.
Val Kilmer didn't surprise me...his performances of this nature usually leave me in awe.
Film usually takes the easy way out and opts for the simpler pleasure of understanding what's happening.
Usually they are such stock scenes that I can't stand them.
My husband doesn't usually like these types of movies but actually sat through the entire thing with me and actually enjoyed it.
Deathtrap gives you a twist at every turn, every single turn, in fact its biggest problem is that there are so many twists that you never really get oriented in the film, and it often doesn't make any sense, although they do usually catch you by surprise.
Usually these type of Hollywood films that take place in the past feel the need to create a straw-man villain but the only adversary is the gorilla.
This movie catches a lot of flak, but this is usually based on the horrible looking and covered / clothed version of the film that played US television and has also been issued to death on VHS and DVD buy companies like Alpha, Unicorn, etc.
Usually they are derivative or too ambitious, often they feature a conspiracy that is totally paranoic and unbelievable.
I'm usually very good at figuring out twisty plots...but this one had me.
If you can take a plot and put animals as the main actors you will usually win me over.
Hollywood loves it when a good girl goes bad, and loves to Oscar them even though their performance is usually awful.
In many ways it helps dispel the myth that Victoria was the miserable unsmiling dumpy woman usually seen in photographs.
And it has what horror movies usually lack: a great script.
Most successful comic book movies usually depend on having villains that are bigger than life, ready to jump off the screen and strangle you alive with a smile or a demented line or two of dialog.
I've seen a few good comedies in my time and usually they are pretty funny.
The plot on paper sounds like the usually rubbish that is mostly thrown In the faces of the audiences but don't be mistaken, this film is powerful.
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