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As Genevieve in "Love on a Pillow" we had a clear exception to the trend of light, fluffy vehicles, for it was an interesting, artistic film by any reasonable measure, and in it, a 28-year-old BB was at her most alluring.
It is an explosion of artistic talent, color and sound.
I don't know how, but Paul Schrader manages to combine all of those in a very artistic way.
From the opening sequence, filled with black and white shots reminiscent of Gordan Parks photos, this film draws the viewer into a feeling of artistic renaissance.
Don't get me wrong, I can fully appreciate the artistic value of such a film, but as far as depth and emotion, I was not so impressed.
This will be a disconcerting experience for many, but I found it to be a unique and satisfying artistic adventure.
At the same time, artistic gifting is recognized as having a powerful, transcendent role to play in everyday life, and the life to come.
Thus, his work is probably less "filmic" than, say, political, which some may call a weakening of their inherent artistic quality.
I'll just tell you that it's slightly reminiscent of U Turn by Oliver Stone but is a way down in all artistic properties.
It appears the artistic team behind the movie had great hopes for it to play differently.
In 1858 Tolstoy wrote this in his diary: "The political is not compatible with the artistic, because the former, in order to prove, has to be one-sided."
All of the artistic aspects are of true Cassavetes form: the cinematography and camera-work are delights, and the soundtrack -- albeit barely there -- is complimentary.
The acting is incredibly powerful, the story mysterious and interesting, and the artistic appeal of the cinematography, to die for.
Great films are able to take a true story and use just enough artistic license to keep its audience engaged for the entire movie.
One can debate some artistic liberties taken by director and scriptwriter.
The artistic patrimony of rural societies is being slowly lost and its inheritance not picked up by younger generations, as some of the older musicians in the movie are no longer living today.
As an artistic piece, this movie is really a forgotten and rough gem.
Maybe it was not a great movie, but it is fun to watch, classic Bruce Cambell, it has its Good parts, funny ones, Disgusting ones, even artistic ones.
This is not so much of a review as it is a testament that it has been proven, yet again, that the Academy rewards money, not artistic accomplishment.
And I must say I am saddened that this usually artistic and intelligent band of imbd members have left this off the top 250.
If you think piano teacher Erika Kohut (Isabelle Huppert) in Michael Haneke's film "LA PIANISTE" is the ultimate degree in the personification of derangement, perversion and darkness, I've got news for you: the piano teacher in Elfriede Jellinek's novel "LA PIANISTE" (on which the film was based) is twice as "repulsive", "disgusting", "deranged" and even more fascinating -- though there can't be words enough to translate the level of artistic proficiency that Isabelle Huppert has reached here, above all other mortal actresses in activity today.
This is an oblivious labour of love by the Schrader brothers about the life of Yukio Mishima that is full truly artistic elements.
Quinn is wonderful and surprisingly artistic playing both sides of the war.
What she discovers however, is that she not only likes the free and artistic lifestyle John and his friends are living and that the girls are being brought up well, but that she is quickly falling in love with John.
Ironically, after the returning to Poland he stopped writing artistic prose and became communistic propagandist, producing stream of anti-imperialistic and anti-american press publications.
It's not by crazy artistic momentum that X and Z are capitalized in the titles considering that the word 'isten' means 'god' in Hungarian.
In short I would recommend the fans of artistic movies to watch it in the cinema.
This is explained to us by one of the bed's victims, a painter whose soul is trapped "inside" one of his last works, the artistic rendering of the his final resting place(..he was dying of consumption, coughing up blood, deciding to die on the death bed).
One of the most pleasurable aspects of this movie is its setting in Chicago, among hip, artistic, literate, middle-class African-Americans who discuss poetry, music and literature.
Mark comes across as his own worse enemy: his childlike ambition and optimism -- which I admire -- is undermined by his apparent artistic ineptitude as well as his bizarre fiscal expectations.
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