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Adding to that is the terrible character designs.
Shot on a relatively low budget but managing to not seem so, the films main tricks are in the editing, jump cuts and flashbacks only adding to the suspense as you begin to piece together the whole sordid story.
"Home Alone 2" clones virtually every aspect of the original,without adding anything new or funny.
Wrestler Primo Carnera is on hand as a loyal strong man, adding interest for fans of the squared circle.
Akar, you are adding to the B movie stereotype of countries like Turkery by nabbing B movie American stars.
He simply took all (almost all) dialogs from the Book and incorporated them into the script except as everyone already mentioned by adding new character played by Gaft, which is not even natural to the Book.
The video sequences were well done, and actually added to the storyline instead of just adding fluff.
Adding Michael Dorn was sheer brilliance on the part of the producers but the loss of Terry Ferral was just brutal (killed off final episode, season before the final season) Marc Alaimo , as Gul Dukat made it east to dislike the Cardassians while Aron Eisenberg made it easy to appreciate the Ferengi!
The use of the psychiatrist commentary also helped to break up the monotony of the film by adding comic relief and a professional opinion.
Quite worth adding to your video library.
Adding to the human drama is a rash of killings that may be related to a human sacrificing cult led by Tiny Frakes(Mickey Rourke).
I WANT MY 73 MINUTES BACK!!!!! Basically this movie is an 80's teen flick totally stereo typing Latinos and adding to the already bad Cuban image.
The supporting cast is even better, with Breckin Meyer, Lacey Chabert, Archer, and especially Robert Forster and Douglas, adding nice animation to a relatively routine script.
To me, Tsui Hark constructed a BRILLIANT homage to the "hopping corpse," and "demon" movies of the 1980's and early 1990's while adding some great kung-fu sequences.
There is not a wasted moment in this film, and I particularly liked the first scene with the windy backdrop, adding an air of foreboding to what was unfolding.
This film basically took the same approach as "Animaniacs", making the humor appealing to kids, while at the same time adding an element of satire, to appeal to the older generation.
A pair of talking carpets, who's catchphrases are "You lying get", that could get tiresome, but they manage to keep it fresh by adding surreal quotes in between.
They tried to make them more interesting by adding more and more girls each time, but they all consisted of the same thing.
These songs may seem strange but they really do help break up the monotony of the endless waves of violence, and oblique dialog, as well as more often then not mirroring and adding emotional depth to the actions of the at turns stoic and demonic Izo(who was based on an actual samurai Lord, who was known for his violence).
Adding more Leonard Maltin movie grading: It has already been done before!
There is no need for the makers to have "improved" the original story by adding scenes of their own e.g Watson being shot,Holmes falling into the mire etc. Best of all the Hound ,when eventually seen, is obviously an import from "The Lost World" looking as it does a cross between a sabre toothed tiger and a crocodile.
Chabrol has a little trick, which I don't love, of adding some "surreal" element to his films right near the end.
They said that it didn't do well because they edited too much with out going back and adding more scenes to replace the ones that they edited.
Bouchard uses a few of the standard Star Wars pieces as jumping off points to some fine musical work of his own that nicely weaves known themes throughout in addition to adding excellent new character leitmotifs.
All characters were portrayed well adding to the emotional value.
At least "Faces of Death" had that so-called doctor on there adding some commentary to the scenes and without that here in "Traces", it just moves along slow and is just ridiculous to actually sit through... Unless you enjoy gross imagery, "Traces of Death" will most definitely leave you unimpressed and unfulfilled...
By the way, adding kids to the story-bad idea.
A tale told by an idiot etc... Boorman, who at times shows some genius (The General) seemed more interested in cashing in on the franchise than adding to it.
Attempts to provide credibility to the story that is acted out by adding "eye witness" statements of some "friends", fellow actors and even Nathalie's sister Lana cannot take away the aftertaste that this is just another "movie of the week".
As Sci-Fi goes, the superior ones focus more on futuristic and/or scientific concepts, with action and/or special effects adding to the spectacle.
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