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I am not Catholic nor do you have to be in order to appreciate the genius of this movie. If you have ever wondered from afar what happens, as a process, behind closed doors and in A secret process (conclave) of selecting a pope, this movie whether factually accurate or not, one of the best estimates of what happens. The cardinals were presented as humans, and with a depth that is beyond what I've ever I aged based on the glimpse shown when religious ceremonies are televised. The human drama, the suffering and pain, as well as the pure and genuine desire for powerful was amazing to watch. Beyond the scope of what I'd imagined, this movie exceeded my every expectation. Without the attributes of many of today's successful movies (cgi and lots of effects), this drama had me from the first seen through and to the last moments of the movie. For the first time in my life, I was left wanting more and sat through the credits hoping for another possible minute or two of excitement. You will not be disappointed by this movie.

A guy, Jason, steals from his boss and goes on the run only to find a woman who has massive Injuries but a retrograde amnesia. Directed by Philip West, Catherine Lake and Jo Hunts characters are semi-well developed while Jason's character often functions without clear motives. The plot is simplistic and easy to follow while the filming sometimes occurs from odd angles that distract from understanding the action. It is shot, either on purpose or accidentally, as a low budget film and clearly belongs in the "b movie" genre. I would recommend this movie to someone who has been stood up for a date, is bored, or is otherwise encumbered by low expectations. Sit with popcorn, your favorite drink, and try to find as many reasons to watch the movie as end it and jut go to bed.

The movie does not qualify as a film. The acting is poor, the script is horrible, and the camera man was using an illicit substance.

But........Pam is at her best. This is back when Pam was sexy, stacked, and all the body parts were firm. Without Pam, there would be no reason to ever see this movie. Her hair, eyes, lips, nips, and hips are a reason to see this movie twice. From the moment she appears in a scene, which is in the first ten minutes of the film, any one with a pulse can't wait for her next scene. She BUST onto the screen as a hot luscious and voluptuous blonde bombshell, and she never cools off. Beyond that,I cant tell you much about this train wreck of a film, but 7 of the 8 points I gave to this film was for Pamela Anderson.