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No wonder actor Cliff Robertson (her co-star in "Autumn Leaves - 1956) once stated in a documentary that she's "a damned good actress."
Ah, another one of those thrillers where you're supposed to wonder about the killer's identity, suspecting everyone in turns.
i wonder if i made a movie that showed Hasidim Jew's as only diamond smugglers and Zionist supremacists, would that win a sun dance award?
Tom Wilkinson is as good as ever, but his character is so one dimensional you wonder whether he has simply been copied and pasted from a comic book of villains.
The scriptwriter, Richard Wenk, really knows how to structure an effective film as, once the chase begins, the film doesn't let up until nearly the end: time after time, you wonder: how's he going to get out of this?
Kill me now) it's no wonder this was a tad on the dire side.
You know there's something wrong when even Robert Downey Jr. is uninteresting in a character that made me wonder why he chose to do the movie in the first place.
With "The Woods", Lucky McKee proves that he wasn't just a "one hit" wonder (May).
You wonder if your presence at the movie is a testament of your perversity.
You even wonder if other member of the audience will simply stand up and leave... but everyone remains seated.
With plot holes big enough to drive a formation of tanks through I really wonder if De Niro even read the script.
The depth of love and devotion John Harmon has and also the courage Eugene Braburn uses in defying society for love has makes me wonder what happened to the theory of romance.
I really wonder how someone can be disappointed by this film.
It feels so chaotic that you often wonder if they actually had to act.
Some people, who have never seen it before, wonder what's so great about it after watching it for the first time, well, this is probably because TCM is the most copied movie of all time and TCM will look too familiar to newbies.
Kind of makes you wonder!
If nothing else, this movie will make you wonder why so many good actors climbed on board this low budget dog.
At several times whilst watching this piece of exploitation-extravaganza, you're guaranteed to rub your eyes and wonder: "Is this real?"
Overall you'll just wonder what on earth is going on but won't care enough to rewind and try to find out.
I wonder what Woody feels about "Radio Days" because it looks to have been made by a man with a huge heart.
I really wonder why movies like this still come out.
Reading over the bulk of the comments here, I have to wonder if I even watched the same film.
No wonder this lot died out.
Kathleen Turner does a great job portraying Beverly Sutphin, a June Cleaver-esque, devoted happy homemaker who doesn't even allow gum in her house, but has a short fuse and keeps a secret scrapbook (I wonder if it was from Waters personal collection) of clippings about serial killers.
No wonder they call it King Tut.
This makes me wonder why people seem to think that all this is more interesting if it happens in an exotic place.
The film is too cheesy for most adults, but it also has some unpleasant scenes that are unsuitable for kids - making you wonder what audience exactly they had in mind.
Its no wonder these people were at war - listening to some of these characters would unleash hostility in any society.
No wonder its lasted thirty-three years.
What to do, what to do... What happens (which isn't actually much) takes a back seat to 1) an Oscar-caliber performance by Kirk Douglas as ship captain, and also fine performances by Sheen, Durning and others; and 2) the wonder of tactical operations on a modern carrier.
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