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Usually I am ready to champion a film that's been pretty much slagged off by everyone else.
The acting is periodically horrible, but usually rises to the level of being just awful.
I almost never give movies a 1/10; even really bad films usually have some small redeeming qualities.
But I'm a sport and usually will give indi-movies a chance.
Dramas and Romances are usually movies I tend to avoid like the plague most of the time, although on occasion I sit through one or two every so often to remind me that men & women have the same basic emotions and that it is possible to get along and be happy.
Was it because he was usually on the a British officer?
I enjoy a good suspense but usually am freaked because they are too graphic or beyond belief...I found this story realistic and scary enough to put me on the edge of my seat without going beyond my scope of endurance.
Overacting on Michael Ironside's part (and i usually really like this actor!
Usually, when I see an extremely bad film, it's so awful that it's funny - which makes it somewhat entertaining.
Plus it was screened at last year's Frightfest, which is usually a guide to a film's quality.
You cannot find many movies of this genre that are worth seeing, usually because either the screenplay isn't that good or the actors performance is bad.luckily, in this movie everything works like a clock.Peter Ustinov gives us another great performance as he did in "EVIL UNDER THE SUN".The rest of the cast are not bad but some could have been a little bit better.
OK, forewarned that the first episode was exceedingly slow, but promised that later episodes grew in depth and gentle village humor, I slogged through for the first five (a fan friend shared the first seven episodes with me in the usually strong theory that immersing oneself in characters one can lose yourself in their world) and skipped to the finale which involved amateur theatricals and somehow seemed emblematic of the whole enterprise.
If one wants to see pure opera, one can buy several versions of LA TRAVIATA especially filmed live at an opera house, and watch the musicians in the orchestra pit play, the conductor's gestures, and hear the superb voices of the usually out of character (physically and age-wise) singers on stage.
The performances are usually longer as many arias are repeated several times, something film can avoid through its unique advantages.
In contrast, the opera house experience, including two intermissions usually runs twice that length, if not longer.
One of the last great movies by a usually great actor (Burt of course).
As a German myself I know how bad usually German movies are.
Cringe at the lengthy bar scene, where bad songs are sung badly, and Maura and Jeff have the kind of fight that usually only happens in amateur theatre!
I am usually tolerant of horse movies.
When most movies have low budgets, the screen is usually dark.. not much color.
The acting in an Ed Wood movie is usually better than the acting in this dreck.
I don't usually rate movies 1 out of 10, but this movie falls in that category.
Usually by the cover and or summary on the box.
After Zeppo Marx refused to move on with his brothers to MGM from Paramount, the Marxs usually secured the services of another player, usually a singer to function in Zeppo's nondescript place.
Usually that person had a lot more personality than Zeppo did.
It even treats seriously the interlude with her cousins, St. John Rivers and his sisters, something film versions of the novel usually try to minimize or alter completely.
Also, films directed by actors often disappoint as their focus is usually on the acting performances and not the appearance of the film.
When you see a movie for the first time, it is usually good, but when a part two is released I become a skeptic about weather or not the sequel will be any good.
Being that the only foreign films I usually like star a Japanese person in a rubber suit who crushes little tiny buildings and tanks, I had high hopes for this movie.
Well, I take that back, at the least the majority of movies I've seen from the past usually don't take a lot of thinking to figure out.
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