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"Criminal" offers no such special angle or special depth and tries to trade on nothing but the - by now hopelessly threadbare - fascination of lives led according to the principle of the double-double-cross and the "nothing is what it seems".
As a reviewer and writer, it is often difficult to hold to the suspension of disbelief, an angle is wrong, the lighting is off, a cameraman's shadow is cast in a scene . . .
Elvis' hair changes from one camera angle to another, there is no real plot, all of the characters are predictable.
In "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye", it's the one where the oblique upward camera angle captures Ralph Cotter over the garage pit right after he dumps the body of Vic Mason (Rhys Williams).
The dialogue is fast, funny and, I suspect, captures the inside angle of the Music Business to a tee.
At the end, it didn't tell me very much about life but it gives you a different angle of view.
Each backdrop, costume, and film angle enhances the story-line of this rich film.
Etheredge-Ouzts, who I met at the Philadelphia International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, directs the first gay slasher movie ever, a fun and scary film that has nothing (other than the gay angle) original about it, but also doesn't pretend to be original.
The only interesting camera angle I saw here was when it cut to the top of the judge's wig before he looked up and his face came in close-up.
Writers Michael Butler and Dennis Shryack had a pretty good idea here, but perhaps their original work was compromised by Hollywood and the then-fashionable occult angle.
Why couldn't he determine the angle at which the bullets were fired from.
Also many shots (no pun intended) were not taken well in this movie.For example the coach tells Tomasso to take a free quick, and he kicks the ball and you can tell it goes over the net,but the next shot makes it look like it went directly into the net in the most bizarre angle.
Iron Eagle II was as ridiculous as it's predecessor however the edge of the first one and the overall amusing teenage vengeance angle is in favor dropped in favor of your basic military mission that for the most part is watchable if not too interesting.
One might wonder why there's even a love interest angle between Paula White (lovely and most-oft scared or in good-mode crying Bessie Love) and the news reporter in the midst of all of the mayhem in the jungle.
I kinda missed the incest angle, unless the kissing and noodling in the truck and cars were supposed to represent something more sinister.
The original OMEN angle was extremely deceptive.
Yeah, and Kent Murdoch (Lew Ayres) was there, ace photographer always with an angle and a wise crack, fast with his words, especially "Now listen, baby..." when he's with a good-looking dame.
The camera angle, however, leaps whimsically and frequently.
And a definitely better love angle...
Another plot angle details tension between Garfield and his mother over his girlfriend who doesn't meet the demanding mother's high standards.
The turgid tale of evil and deception suffers from holes in every angle but this is not the sort of picture that can afford that kind of scrutiny.
The cinematography ranges from grunge to bland and I don't understand where the romantic comedy angle comes in.
It's all very clichéd and yet strikingly original (I half expected a Brokeback angle).
The story is rather dull and uninspired (except by JAWS of course), but Castellari remedies that with very energetic direction, an excellent musical score by Guido and Maurizio De Angelis, and a lot of his mouth-watering wide angle use of slow motion.
Boy finds love, love cant be returned by lover, boy dies before lover is able to admit his love....yes - we've all seen the story before but, it seems to have a fresh angle told in the army setting.
Kisses and Caroms is a story that i felt like i've lived too many times a girl trying to prove something to her man and it backfires, or does it?? guys don't know what they want until its too late and thats one of the premises of this flick.. love the billiards angle of the movie too, adds another bit of fun as well.
Roger is so funny, his dancing, his hair, Katie is silly and cute, Margret knows everything, Corey and Tuesday's(hot) relationship is a great angle.
Whichever angle I look at it from (script, camera, acting, story, etc.), I can't say anything positive about it.
That he was able to con 10 other people into investing $80 million towards the making of this movie is the only real impressive angle I can work for this review.
Documentaries are inherently subjective and set out to portray a certain angle; that being said what Director Errol Morris says are his intentions and what appears on the screen are two totally different things.
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