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Aside from the aforementioned routine, "Going Berserk" has many other hilarious scenes to recommend it.
Aside from their returning to the US after fleeing briefly to Mexico, there isn't a whole lot of mystery to the resolution either.
Aside from the supernatural elements, everything else could very well happen in the modern South!
This is an excellent, fast paced thriller by Wes Craven (Nightmare on Elm Street), who for 85 minutes leaves aside the supernatural and presents us with something even more terrifying - the evil of human beings.
Those gripes aside - there is some good stuff as well.
Leave aside your biases and your desire to sound like a smart film critic by attacking b-movies, and you'll see that "Hood of the Living Dead" can bring you almost as much fun as it did to its makers!
Aside from the vampire story, we get detailed genetics info, legal and law enforcement, martial arts action, philosophical musings, and some good metal music.
Only one problem, the usual James Cameron problem, is the dialogue which is memorable but in a bad way as in how cheesy it is at points but all that aside.
Real people inhabit a real situation whereby they can do little but stand aside while one amongst them disintegrates.
But as this is a formula picture, not a Strindberg play, the possibility that Stanwyck might want want to have a fling,--leaving aside the question of her husband's predicament,--remains unexplored.
Keeping all political views aside, Feroz Khan and Anil Kapoor's 'Gandhi, My Father' is a good movie that cleverly explores the confused-towards-family side of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, and the fight of his eldest son Harilal Gandhi with the society, his larger-than-life father, and most importantly demons in his head.
Aside from a dumbed-down show called "The Gummi Bears", early shows like "Darkwing Duck", "Duck Tales", and "Chip 'N Dale's Rescue Rangers" gave credence to the Disney animation teams that were also turning out theatrical classics like "The Little Mermaid", "Beauty and the Beast", "The Rescuers Down Under", and "The Great Mouse Detective".
i have since bought a used rental copy for my own collection and watch it all the time .. i have recommeded this movie to loads of people and they all enjoyed it as much as i did ... i see complaints about the menus and dvd functions .. but it doesn't take away from the movie .. the disk was authored for Blockbuster exculsivley which is why they didn't allow you to skip past the previews .. aside from that you shouldn't let the functions of the DVD to deterr you from watching the excellent film.
If vengeance is pushed aside there is no other justification for this death penalty.
The characters of the kids from Belgrade could have been transported to, let's say, somewhere in the American Midwest during the same time period, and language differences aside, would be impossible to tell apart from any of the local teens of that era.
They certainly displayed the same growing pains and preoccupations, politics aside: Music, sex, movie idols, music, drinking, sports, music...
Film politics aside, the film still entertains and sends a message or two, albeit, in PG-sanitized fashion.
And when the seasoned sniper is caught, it's up to Miller to put politics aside and save him.
He took me aside and told me how much he loved the film and why.
But style consideration aside, this is still a production that actually has something valuable to say, and has plenty of plots twists to keep an audience entertained.
Honestly, it's probably better to know nothing about the film before watching it, because then the viewer can set aside any and all expectations.
A few tech errors aside, it was a great experience.
The lighting, the art direction and the use of muted colors (aside from reds used effectively)all make up for a creepy, eerie visual.
I watched the DVD knowing only vaguely that there are controversies regarding this film, but didn't know any of the particulars aside from the fact that it was gory.
The series isn't completely devoid of laughs, but aside from John Reilly's work, I laughed maybe 3 times during the whole season.
But the worst thing about this sequel, aside from the scenes taking place on the other side, is the fact that this big budget movie is only 87 minutes long and yet if feels like it's three hours long.
However these themes are pushed aside, and not really developed.
Then, sadly, it turned out that they tossed aside all the good elements of the original show and substituted it was an almost "Jerry Springer" and "Gong Show" atmosphere.
Aside from the actual story these are two areas that are partly responsible for the original's lasting success.
Aside from totally ignoring the mythology of both the films and the series, the fight scenes were either poorly choreographed, poorly shot, or both.
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