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The influence has also carried into other
areas
as well, from music such as the Wu-Tang Clan, TV commercials for Sprite and video games such as "Mortal Kombat."
In the
areas
where they overlap this fine movie is light years ahead of 2004s Innocence, which gave the impression of a rheumy eye and heavy breathing ogling young girls.
"Deadpool" was a bit weak in
areas
too, but I still enjoyed it.
Great drama with all the
areas
covered EXCEPT for screenlay which was too slow and should have shown more relevant scenes like Pitt's character interviewing the President,or Pitt getting murdered instead of just having it described to us.Scenes like those would have kept the audience awake.Cutting away some useless minutes could have made more room for more heartpounding scenes like those.The dragging of the film kept this one from all time greatness although to see Pitt here makes the film so worth watching.Also,big fans of fising,early 20th century styles and Montana will really like this as well........
The movie also made me mad in areas, especially when you find out what ultimately happened.
The prominent directors duo Sergio Corbucci ("The Great Silence", "Django") and Antonio Margheriti ("Cannibal Apocalypse", "Killer Fish") are successful in all areas, including a powerful plot (one that is genuinely nightmare inducing), ultra-sinister scenery and filming locations, stylish black and white photography, spine-chilling music and a brilliant gathering of talented performers.
So many things were right about its production, it only had one element not perfect; but I found the rest to be amusing, charming and very consistently-entertaining. To begin with, the screenplay by Daniel Taradash kept the best qualities of the fine theatrical play but opened out its scenes to include Greenwich Village and other
areas
of New York's scene.
For all the hoopla, respect and recognition this film gets from Kung Fu historians, it still lacks glaringly in a couple critical areas: action and fight scenes.
It delivers fast-paced gory action more or less from the beginning, sometimes too fast as the story is patchy in some areas, but with a perfect location and the best character-reaction-at-the-end I've seen in a while, 'Creep' delivers some scenes that are definitely the stuff of nightmares.
The camera, all too often, focuses on fat people, on sloppy homes and on tacky rural
areas.
This great movie has failed to register a higher rating than 5!Why not!It is a great portrayal of the life of Christ without the ruthless sensationalism of The Passion of The Christ.Johnny Cash did great things for God which amazingly are shunned and neglected in
areas
where they should matter most,like our churches.The film itself took less than a month to film as Johnny felt the strong presence of God guiding him through it.Great credit to everyone involved in this overwhelmingly sincere movie which will always be cherished by its fans.At least the Billy Graham crusade rated it highly enough to use it as a prime source of education for new Christians.Thanks Fox for producing it.As
This is beautifully filmed, with the restless camera making full use of the amazingly huge apartments and backstage
areas
that dominate the film's interiors, and the acting though frequently overwrought offers some great moments as well, particularly from Werner Krauss' Muffat.
The French have a checkered past as an imperial force throughout the
areas
depicted (see Chris Marker's Les Statues Meurent Aussi- 1953), and pay attention to the places the European travelers visit while they are in Africa, and what does that reflect about their attitudes towards the "other".
While it was filmed at a Florida National Guard site, "Tigerland" totally reminded me of Fort Polk, LA., firing ranges, maneuver areas, waist-deep water and all.
Aside from the actual story these are two
areas
that are partly responsible for the original's lasting success.
Lots of talent in these areas, making the film just that much more worth watching.
The idea of the film isn't (at) all bad, only the resulting movie just lacks about everything in all areas; the dialogue is horrible, Silverstone is no actress and by the looks of this film will never become one either.
Most people don't want to realize that much of what is portrayed (Latino's in 'worker bee' jobs from nannies to field workers to grocery workers) is TRUE and don't want to be reminded that if something like that should happen, California and many other
areas
would be affected.
In addition to this came the economical damage caused by 1991 gulf war and America's prospects of establishing a kurdish state in the oil rich
areas
of Iraq where also many turcomen are deported from their villages.
I couldn't help but wonder what JoBeth Williams and Craig T Nelson felt while making this sequel, an obvious decline in all
areas
from the first film, from the rather embarrassing plot to the dialogue they are forced to endure.
Yes, there are
areas
that need to be flushed out and fixed.
Columbia Pictures' low-budget style unfortunately leaves Mask of the Avenger wanting in both
areas.
Although everybody has been told that there is no room at the hotel for two weddings (which is the basic dramatic set-up), the climax takes place at the hotel as the two weddings take place in two difference
areas.
As a person who has experienced the relationship between client and therapist for several years now, I found this movie to hit on the "sensitive
" areas
of that relationship in one of the most comical ways I have seen to date.
WHY? True there are poverty stricken
areas
in SD, but Moneni was the wrong choice.First, because it's a township under the town council not Gov. secondly, the water you showed is not the water they drink, you just chose a dirty pond for livestock and that is evident in your documentary as you showed the cleaner water they use for their laundry.
It is a safe film for the family, which is quite an accomplishment these days, but it lacks in other
areas.
On top of that, I found the FOB caricature offensive (and I am an "ABCD" myself)- having parents, friends and relatives who are "FOBs" from metro
areas
and don't fit the stereotype of socially awkward, bad-smelling people that can't speak proper English.
Extremely well made, extremely well acted, extremely intense and disturbing, and extremely conscious of
areas
of the sexual psyche that I'd never seen so honestly explored in a movie.
The film opens with an homage to "Apocalypse Now"; an aid worker looks up at a revolving fan and the camera overlooks the flooded
areas
of Louisiana.
To hear Karslake tell the stories that inspired this film deeply touched me and I think this film could stir a lot of good emotions in people, despite the fact that some
areas
of the film are a little weak.
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