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In the films favor the muddledness of the movie does add some creepiness to the film because you never can get a handle on what is really happening, but at the same time the film falls apart because what you do understand doesn't make a heck of a lot of sense.
So during much of the film, cool Heston drives about town in his cool car--rooting for food or blowing apart the occasional zombie.
A movie based on human emotions - and the struggle of two individuals who meet, fall in love and then drift apart only to meet again after many years.
What sets this one apart is John Wayne as a "Singing" Cowboy.
For example the shots of the 'haunted' house might have been melodramatic and cliché, however this recurring image was often offset with the wheeling stars overhead, creating an ethereal quality that set it apart.
Peter Weller is always a great actor, and he stars in this film as Bart, a man who wages an all out war with one hell of an angry rat while the rest of his life begins to fall apart because of it.
What sets this film apart from other movies of the same type is its crackling good dialog, an insidious villain,(Joseph Shildkraut),the suave Nick Carter,(a clean shaven Walter Pigeon), his assistant, Mr Bartholomew (beautifully played by Donald Meek), the innocent ingénue(the captivating Florence Rice).
I found myself wanting to tell the director, "Okay, I get it, she's falling apart, now can we please move on?"
The lab falling apart in second chapter was indeed an old thriller type of stunt.
I didn't see anything in this film to suggest that it wasn't filmed in a studio, apart from a short clip of the city at night.
But wait.... something sets this one apart... IT'S SCARY... to be more precise, IT'S TERRIFYING!!!
It shows how two friends drift apart as one spirals towards madness brought on by shear hatred while the other finds redemption through forgiveness and tolerance.
Apart from kidnapping and sacrificing people, Reed Weller also likes to boast and he does so by stating his power is absolute.
The plot is nothing new, an ever escalating battle of revenge but it is the location and script which set it apart.
Apart from the depth of the material, the filmmakers have done an outstanding job with the enactments, the visuals and the brilliant music by Danny Elfman.
From the moment Liotta is mainstreamed, the film simply falls apart and becomes just another muddleheaded and improbable B-level thriller.
I guess that was just one of so many disappointments shown during the movie and there are so many more things which unfortunately could not be shown in the movie, apart from the battles between the Serbian and croatian forces in the short sequence that was shown on TV.
Apart from possibly being a tad sacrilegious, this is a truly bizarre and amazing film--one that can't really be compared to anything you've seen before (and probably ever will see).
The problems was not that the movie was awful (apart from the typically wooden performance by Freddy Prinze, Jr. -- and why the heck has Matthew Lillard, who can actually ACT -- see "SLC Punk if you don't believe me -- spent so much of his career playing second banana to that meat-head?), but rather that the last three games are better MOVIES than the movie: they had better casts, better stories, better dialogue, even better visual effects (in the cut scenes, at least) and better musical scores!
The plot is a standard and unsurprising affair but what sets it apart is James Woods' sardonic, cynical and hilarious portrayal of a tough, world weary cop who has no time for 'do-gooders' and over sensitive types.
And for a bunch of supposedly mentally toughened CIA agents they do fall apart when family comes up.
none of the actors have any signs of talent, apart from Gregory peck, with the only accent that fits in with his past.
The children are unruly and their father has his own stresses of desperately searching for a wife before his mean-spirited great aunt cuts off his allowance and everything is falling apart at the seams...until Nanny McPhee enters the house to sort things out.
We're to also believe that this thing is running around, abducting women and ripping people apart, and the state police never arrive and no media circus ensues.
Even his body falls apart, seemingly under the great cosmic weight of his hatred.
But if they were to look at it under a microscope, and pick it apart, and look at it again they would realize that they really don't have freedom.
But if you try to analyze it and pick it apart, you will realized that there is nothing that makes sense and as if it almost disintegrates because you are not suppose to analyze it logically.
In that thought, both the title and the dualistic tone are set for a surprisingly poignant piece about the borders that keep both countries and people apart.
Even though mom arrived minutes after the tornado hit (and had to evade a police roadblock to do so) the daughter -- who had, by the way, ignored an earlier cellphone message from weather-guru mom warning of the impending twister -- tears a strip off mom, apparently for not being there with her while the school was being torn apart ("Where were you?
I watched the (allegedly) uncut, letterboxed rereleased version, and apart from an unpleasant rack scene, it's not particularly strong stuff.
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