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AvatarMate - Photo to Cartoon, Photo to Sketch, An Easy to Use Photo Editor

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AvatarMate is an easy to use photo editor. With AvatarMate, you can easily crop, resize, and rotate...

Typo Pic - Typography Photo Editor to Write Creative Caption Texts & Design 3D Cool Fonts

Business and Productivity

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Typo Pic lets you easily add any texts, captions and cool layers to your pictures in seconds, and...

Peg Solitaire by CleverMedia

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Now ad-free! "Fun and challenging." "You'll be glad you downloaded it." "Great app, operates...

Spider Solitaire - Free Classic Fun Card Strategy SpiderSolitaire Game with Old School Playing Cards

Games and Entertainment

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Classic Windows Spider Solitaire Game with the ability to control card movements easily by just...

Matrix Decoded Pro

Weather and Utilities

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* The Matrix Decoded Pro app displays scrolling glyphs as well as your Location based Date, Time,...

My Spreadsheet-For Ms Office Excel

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Work from anywhere: View, edit, and create Office Excel files support XLS/XLSX format, It is...

My Secret Diary

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Enter a secret world that only you can experience! What are you thinking, how do you feel, what is...

Awix (3310 KP) rated It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955) in Movies

May 11, 2020

Stop-motion monster movie with Ray Harryhausen's special effects. Odd goings-on in the Pacific lead the authorities to suspect a giant radioactive octopus is on the loose. Sure enough the beast is soon dry-humping the Golden Gate Bridge and menacing downtown San Francisco (at least, those parts within tentacle-reach of the seafront).

The bits with the octopus attacking the city are put together with Harryhausen's usual verve and skill, but - as ever - they are mostly confined to the end of the film; the rest of it is rather like a stolid Navy training film entitled 'How to Deal with Giant Octopi': functional but uninspired, and (apart from a sluggish romantic subplot) almost entirely procedural. Hits all the beats of the atomic sea monster subgenre, but doesn't have the sense of fantasy or fun that the best known films of this kind have. Some good stuff but threatens to drag even at less than 80 minutes in length.