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You are not even given the chance to get into the characters as they are so 1 dimensional and vacuous..You are led to believe from the pace of the movie that something was going to happen to turn the whole film on it's head...The eldest daughters flirtation with the local vespa boys, had great scope to take the movie in another direction, the youngest daughters visions of her dead mother ended up being a fruitless and pointless exercise, the fathers attempts at being seduced by one of his female students felt ridiculous given his age.
It's true that in the context of this movie he came across as somewhat noble - his purpose being to avenge the murders of his wife and youngest son.
Why does her youngest son drive head on into the train?
The characters (except the youngest) try to emulate the preceding actors, and they fail.
After the third time a guy got kicked in the balls not even the youngest audience member was laughing anymore.
i rate this movie with 3 skulls, only coz the girls knew how to scream, this could've been a better movie, if actors were better, the twins were OK, i believed they were evil, but the eldest and youngest brother, they sucked really bad, it seemed like they were reading the scripts instead of acting them.... spoiler: if they're vampire's why do they freeze the blood?
My youngest daughter is glued to the TV when she watches it.
Finally, there is the youngest daughter Michelle.
The youngest kid ends up stabbing the old lady accidentally with his Rambo-replica hunting knife.
I do know that my youngest daughter loves Mickey Mouse, and who am I to tell a one-year old my personal feelings about Disney?
Several parts of the film had continuity problems & for some reason the actor who played the youngest son looked like the oldest when the 10 years passed.
Dad (we never learn his name) is a gentle man and loving father who's raising his sons alone after Mom died giving birth to the youngest son, Adam.
This is a superb movie, suitable for all but the very youngest, though accessibility for younger people was marred (at least in the print which I saw) by the use of some unfortunate choice of English sub-titling!
The kids are not as annoying as other movies but one does struggle to understand what the youngest boy is saying.
OK so this movie would and will never win an Oscar BUT as a Dominican I loved it...there are some things in the movie that might just go right over your head if you are not part of the culture...the kids being raised by a grandma who's both mother and father, the youngest son being babied and bathed with a Cafe Bustelo tin (sooo Dominican!),
They even think about selling their youngest daughter as a slave for some money but decide against it.
Michelle, the youngest daughter, is the cutest thing I've seen.
Those in the right mood will be treated to a finely detailed and intimate look at the grief of one family and how they come back together after the youngest son accidentally shoots and kills the eldest son while hunting.
Three girls, the youngest descendents of the Gaylord family, one of America's most royal families, are orphaned at a young age.
Slowly, their indolent state is awakened, the father (and principal of the local school) looks for excitement, the mother for stability, the oldest daughter for love, and the youngest for power.
It is a very touching story about a beautiful family support and faith for their children and a special dream for their youngest son and his sister.
Their desire to protect the youngest brother is noble, but not needed in the end.
And she was also the youngest ever British (as opposed to English or Scottish) monarch, coming to the throne as a girl of eighteen.
The fact that (with a few exceptions that ran 2 episodes), each story was limited to less than 30 minutes (the commercial breaks which accounted for the "less than" were surrounded by fade-outs of some new terror arising - which, even the youngest viewer realized after a few breaks, would be a false alarm when it resumed) rushed the plots of stories I laughed and fascinated over in book form, giving no time to absorb the scares, other than the phony ones resolved in 60 seconds while the camera dimmed and returned.
In what may be his finest performance yet, underrated actor Tommy Lee Jones plays an old, grizzled and retired military police sergeant who receives word his youngest son (Jonathon Tucker - Hostage, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) is missing after being back in the states from fighting in Iraq just two days ago.
Today Battlestar Galactica is considered to be an example of how not to do sci-fi - despite the opening promise, with the unforgettable destruction of humanity's home and the following promise of hope still bringing tears to my eyes - the series quickly degenerated into children's television aimed at the youngest and dimmest of children everywhere.
Today's episode has Zowie, the youngest member, taught the need for the words Please, Thank You and Excuse me.
Preminger doesn't have many surprises in store for us (except Andrews' scorned wife, who takes her frustrations out on her youngest daughter), although Andrews' penchant for using terms of endearment towards both women and men is amusing and the design here is tidy and attractive.
She then comes to realize that Manoj Joshi (Irrfan Khan), the bride's youngest uncle has fallen in love with her.
Anthony LaPaglia stars as Leo Waters, a Chicago-based architect whose domestic life is not as stable as his professional; to wit: his eldest child, Martin (Sebastian Stan), has just dropped out of college and his aimlessness leads to an unlikely assignation; his youngest, daughter Christina (Hayden Panettiere, currently on NBC's hit series "Heroes" as the cheerleader impervious to pain), whose blossoming into young womanhood is proving to be a painful event; and his wife Julia (Isabella Rossellini), a homemaker whose anal retentive disposition is masquerading some still waters running deep.
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