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. Mad at the Moonstarring: Lori Ashton, Pat Atkins, Eleanor Baggett, Richard Barlow, Stephen Blake directed by: Martin Donovan October 29, 1996 I Don't know what Martin Donovan was hoping to achieve in this visually stunning but emotionally empty piece of garbage. There's so little dialogue that when it comes, you expect something revealing? Forget it...Mary Stuart Masterson, Fionnula Flannagan and Hart Bochner are totally ineffectual, and the plot is so stupid and threadbare, one has to wonder who put up the money for this one! DO NOT BUY...DO NOT RENT......A WASTE ALL AROUND! |
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. Substitutestarring: Amanda Donohoe, Dalton James, Natasha Gregson Wagner, Mark Wahlberg, Eugene Robert Glazer directed by: Martin Donovan April 01, 2004 I Don't know what Martin Donovan was hoping to achieve in this visually stunning but emotionally empty piece of garbage. There's so little dialogue that when it comes, you expect something revealing? Forget it...Mary Stuart Masterson, Fionnula Flannagan and Hart Bochner are totally ineffectual, and the plot is so stupid and threadbare, one has to wonder who put up the money for this one! DO NOT BUY...DO NOT RENT......A WASTE ALL AROUND! |
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. Death Dreamsstarring: Christopher Reeve, Marg Helgenberger, Fionnula Flanagan, George Dickerson, Conor O'Farrell directed by: Martin Donovan September 01, 1998 the other reviews while accurate and complimentary, give the story away. i think it could've been done without giving away so much of the plot. it's a good movie. try to forget what you read and you'll enjoy it more. |
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. Death Dreamsstarring: Christopher Reeve, Marg Helgenberger, Fionnula Flanagan, George Dickerson, Conor O'Farrell directed by: Martin Donovan the other reviews while accurate and complimentary, give the story away. i think it could've been done without giving away so much of the plot. it's a good movie. try to forget what you read and you'll enjoy it more. |