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I picked it up previously viewed and popped it in and... blah.
(I viewed the movie-screening with some friends who asked me along) This book stole precious hours of my life, and now I murder time, that I could have spent in the pub.
For me it was the first time I had viewed him as a serious actor.
Overall it's a very entertaining horror movie that can be viewed and appreciated more than once just for the fun of it.
Just viewed the DVDs.
I first viewed the film when I was six and then I didn't understand English good.
When I was about nine or ten, I viewed it again and it was then that I realized that Resident Evil is a masterpiece.
I remeber seeing this film for the first time when I was five years old and telling my friends about the gore scenes but as I got older and viewed the film again I realzied how much of a tragic love story the film was.
She brought humility and a great deal of human frailty to a character who could be viewed as "above common human emotions."
Somehow, when viewed in the wee hours of the morning, though, it almost becomes watchable.
I respect and enjoy Miyazaki's works and I'm a bit partial to those of Tezuka Osamu, the latter because Astro Boy made quite the impression on me when I viewed its American broadcast premiere.
I must also add that this is the first DVD from Alpha Video that I've viewed that seems to have been taken from a respectable-looking print; too bad it was for this pathetic little stinker!
Albert Finney as Winston Churchill, Vanessa Redgrave as his wife Clementine and Linus Roache as Ralph Wilgram star in a fine, pre-WWII biographical look at Winston Churchill from his being viewed as a minor irritant and alarmist to his rise to the head of the Royal Navy, before his becoming Prime Minister.
Recently, I viewed a video tape of the movie, and was disappointed that it was not from the restored version which had excellent picture and sound quality.
It's been 15 years since I viewed CRUMB, so I cannot remember if Robert lists PAGE MISS GLORY as an influence.
I cannot believe how some people viewed this film.
Having viewed this film (wish I hadn't), I didn't come away with anything the documentary's name "Selling Queer" stated , except for one very short, very quick comment in the entire film.
When I first viewed this TV concert in 1972 I thought it the best TV concert ever.
This scene, in the actual film itself, is no longer than the footage seen in the trailer - which, when I viewed it, certainly intrigued me.
I'm not trying to convince anyone who saw this that they viewed a bad film because nothing is more subjective than comedy and I do believe that there are some solid laughs found here but many of the subplots in this story are just so obvious and predictable.
The difference is that those kids's movie, after being viewed by friends and family, went into a trunk with the Boy Scout pictures and old report cards.
The characters have no redeeming qualities and there is nothing that gives this film any reason to be viewed other than it is there to be watched.
I admit, I was taken by Jennifer's beauty, and each time we viewed it, I found myself tied, re-enacting the video for my b/f.
I, quite unfortunately, viewed this film in a film class I am currently enrolled in at Hunter College.
I grew up in a household that viewed TV as sinful.
To sum it up, Legend of the Demon Womb is a lot of extremely ridiculous, sadistic, soft core porno nonsense in the guise of fantasy anime, but basically harmless if viewed by sane adults (as it should be).
Having recently viewed Feast and Feast 2( two hilarious "A" for effort movies) I had the utmost faith when I saw the Dimension Extreme logo in the corner.
Its hard to view this movie 20-20 given the widely viewed subsequent series Happy Days which, while excellent, lacked the excitement and charm offered in the film.
Not to be viewed again
women getting physically restrained and then usually abused in various ways) this can be viewed as a kind of "missing link" between the Irving Klaw/Bettie Page classics of the early to mid 1950's and the gems from House of Milan/TAO in the 1970's and 1980's (the latter still being regarded by yours truly as the exemplar of the genre).
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