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I did not expect much (because usually I am not the documentary type), but the mixture of old film footage and photos (with some 20s and 30s music) and interviews of a few of the survivors (7 homosexualls, 1 lesbian) was very interesting.

He's usually the man, like if you've seen The General's Daughter.

I usually love the characters that Leslie Nielsen plays, but even he could not save this one.

I first saw this in the theater with my dad, at the age of 13, when it was first released - he was a huge fan of classic movies and usually suffered through the stuff he took me to.

The plots all involved him trying to trick people into giving him money or trying to trick women into sleeping with him or usually both of those things, all he did was con people and it always backfired because he was very bad at it and thought he was a lot smarter than everyone else when he wasn't.

The romantic comedy genre usually proves a precarious balance between attempting to recapture the genuine passion, spark, and often hilarity of a budding romance while simultaneously doing so in a fashion unique from its many predecessors - more often than not with less than limited success.

I'm a BIG fan of lots of low budget or B grade movies, but usually they have a great plot or a good idea behind them.

i doubt it though as most of these eighty's films usually age badly, it would be good to know if i can own this film on DVD. this film if i remember rightly does not deserve to to b washed up and never seen again like a lot of the mindless tosh being produced at the time.

Normally I enjoy movies like "The Silver Chalice"(Paul Newman's first feature), in which actors I usually enjoy show that they, too, can be in movies that stink.

But, trust me, folks, if you are lucky enough to get your hands on one of this DVD's, and are willing to suspend the way you usually watch films, you will be rewarded more than you can imagine.

Even the usually animated cult figure David Hess (who was better utilized by Wes Craven in the sleaze classic "The Last House on the Left"), looks bored.

I tend to like highly cinematic movies, so I usually enjoy myself, but somewhere along the way I always seem to go from thinking, this is just so cool to thinking, is there some point here.

Still, it is lots of fun, and I was torn between giving it a 7 or an 8 (which is usually the quandary I face when rating stylish, empty movies).

While early Porky Pig shorts could sometimes tend toward the cutesy or pedestrian, Clampett's were usually crazy, frenetic balls of energy, the like of which only he could pull off.

Adam West's character Ty Lookwell seemed too one-not to me to every career a series (we get it he's an actor who played a detective in the past and now believes he can be a real detective, but is an idiot), and the writing by the usually capable and very funny Conan O'Brian and Robert Smigal falls flat here, I hardly cracked a smile.

I'm usually critical of children's' films, but this one is quality through and through.

Compared with the other similar programmes and movies, the Space 1999 deals with familiar objects (like Moon), provides usually the imaginable situations.

They usually have a message for the day and it is different all the time.

When the inability to beat the computer gets so frustrating, you just want to scream- that's usually a bad thing.

Being the biggest Noah Taylor fan, bought it off ebay, unsure what to expect, as I am usually unwilling to just purchase movies I've never seen.

Normally they aren't this flat and usually these films is more determined at which genre it's going for.

I can appreciate the humor, the violence, the plots, etc... but there are usually parts that seem to lose me, and his movies typically require repeated viewings.

When I watched this movie, I steeled myself for a traumatic experience, based on every review I'd ever read of it, which usually include phrases like "don't watch this if you're suicidal."

I can't agree with previous comments raving about BETTE DAVIS and her, in my opinion, failed technique with comedy, nor ROBERT MONTGOMERY's lusterless and coy performance as the sort of cocky and arrogant snob he usually played in romantic comedies dealing with the battle of the sexes.

Usually, his energy level alone will elevate the movie to at least the average range but here he looks half asleep and the many not very interesting bar patrons act out their little stories for the camera.

The cast is interesting, as it usually is with this type of movie.

now i know i sound like a teenager, but i usually like this stuff.

Archaeologists have usually been portrayed as peaceful, enthusiastic scientists.

You can usually sleep this off, but perhaps the production schedule prohibited that.

I'm usually a big fan of Jackie Chan's movies.

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