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He once stated of himself "I always need to be in motion", and this trait, in conjunction with a career background in advertising, probably accounts in part for his maintenance of a frenetic pace for this violence weighted affair.
I recently read James Michner's book on the 1956 revolution, so I was pleased to see the movie following the historical accounts very closely.
The surviving print seems to be missing some scenes, which accounts for its short length, but I doubt it takes away much from this twisted, sadistic "Gift of the Magi" gone bad.
The movie was well filmed, on a great location, with fantastic backdrops, and is Mel Gibson accurate on all accounts?
I want facts," he says to his butler/servant Levinsky (Robert Croggio), and after so much time hearing his company's accounts and finances- a very empty task for a codger like Clay to hear- he decides on something that might get the juices going in his head, to make real a story that's been told many many times, about the sailor getting paid by some rich man to sleep with his wife.
Under no accounts should you sit through this nonsense.
This is the very worst film I have ever seen in my life on all accounts.
Bobbie Gentry's artful haunting ballad "Ode to Billy Joe", centering on a family's dinnertable discussion of a local tragedy amid accounts of everyday happenings, is the inspiration for this film.
Scott is perhaps a little hard to believe as the casual lover (with good reason by all accounts!),
I was so grateful that someone like Mitchell had made it his work to go around the city at mid-century and actually talk to people whose experiences of New York went as far back as the turn of the century, providing first-hand accounts of life in our fair city when things weren't so shiny and glossy as they are today.
In 2004 the media was full of accounts of the abuse, torture, and even murder of prisoners in the Abu Ghraib prison by Military Police.
By all accounts a flop at the time of it's release, it has become the hardest to see of all William Castle's movies.
It seems that this view is held by many women & possibly accounts in some measure to the number of women who consider their relationships with men to be unsatisfying.
There's lots of action, which closely mimics the historical accounts I've read.
He was by all accounts a unrepentant womanizer.
The high rating for this movie shows a problem with studios creating accounts to inflate the rating of movies.
By now, Luis has given has wife access to bank accounts, and when she runs with his cash, he pursues her, with the help of Downs, the P.I., perhaps to kill her.
Of course, it is impossible to know how things truly happened, but there are good historical accounts, which seem to have been taken into consideration in the writing.
Many of the people in the film are interviewed, and we get first-hand accounts on what is was like to work for Edward D. Wood Jr.
I have 6 accounts on this thing so people can never track me, but this is my most accurate account by far.
Further, a scenario such as this accounts for a mere 1% of the abortions that occur.
I have always marveled at the accounts of the "obscenity" trials like Larry Flynt's in the days of old.
I liked this movie, but because it was so bad on all accounts.
Unfortunately, that only accounts for about 1/3 of the movie.
I'm not talking sentences, I'm talking entire paragraphs, entire childhood accounts.
The threat of a possible German invasion obviously had an enormous impact on the inhabitants and these aspects are often discarded in many historical accounts of this tragic period.
1st watched 11/19/2002 - 2 out of 10(Dir-Paul Levine): Boring, slow-moving movie that eventually becomes about a couple of people trying to steal from one another the high-tech way(thru swiss bank accounts).
George Nader, who received most of his estate according to some accounts, was not in the movie at all.
In those accounts Curtis Bernhardt for some reason is right up there with more famous people like Fritz Lang and Robert Siodmak.
While all accounts I've read about Cassavetes mention that one of his most endearing traits was his wild sense of humor, there's certainly no evidence of that in this misfire.
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