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"Crush" examines female friendship, for the most part avoiding the saccharine quality which spoils so many films with the same theme (e. g., "Steel Magnolias").
Although from here it is pretty much the one guy who has taken the dare to visit the house on a particular night running from room to room either looking for or avoiding people, it is still most enjoyable.
But the director is in some parts of the film only just avoiding turning the movie from an action-horrorfilm into a sensitive horrormovie like Murnau's "Nosferatu".
By keeping his focus and avoiding distractions, Wes Craven is able to take what is a very minimal plot and turning it into an exciting, fast-paced action thriller.
This one took me by surprise because i had often been disappointed by Adrian Pasdar in the past, but he caught the perfect balance in this performance, avoiding both farce and pathos while delivering humour and real emotions.
He's a German who has spent seven years fighting the Nazis and avoiding capture.
So those avoiding this film due to its lousy trailer should give this one a chance.
A somewhat antiseptic drama with rumbling psychodramatic undercurrents, "The Mother" does an excellent job of dealing with uncomfortable issues realistically while avoiding gratuitous sensationalism.
The title song WILL get stuck in your head, there's no avoiding that, but hey, it's a GREAT song to have stuck there!
Zef, being the older brother, doesn't want to tell Tutu the truth and tries to focus them on finding a new family and avoiding the "Badness."
In this case the performance on film runs 1 hour 45 minutes, without the elimination of any arias (just avoiding the repetition described above).
This is a very poor film, I would recommend avoiding it.
Montgomery's attempt at tough guy speech is ludicrous; it's as though he is trying to emulate Humphrey Bogart while at the same time avoiding a comparison.
Next we see him and a single companion avoiding Batista's troops in the jungle as Guevara struggles with his asthma.
........ Quite possibly - but what we have is truly special, consistently brilliant, consistently thought provoking and remarkably well made for its small budget, skillfully avoiding ambitious special effects and concentrating on character, mood and atmosphere.
After nearly two decades of avoiding kung fu movies, a copy of this one was pressed into my hands by a very dear friend... who then extracted a promise from me that I'd take the time that night to sit and watch it.
If you aren't the type of person who can handle truth over Hollywood-style entertainment, I would suggest avoiding this film.
An eccentric theater director and old friend (whose been avoiding the dinner for years) a struggling playwright, have dinner and discuss...well just about everything.
It just shows you what you need to see, avoiding most of the gruesome events and instead showing you the result.
It carries its ludicrous premise with a conspicuous joie de vivre and at a boisterous pace, all while avoiding the doldrums of self-parody.
We learn from the narration from Wallace Shawn that he's been avoiding his friend Andre Gregory for quite some time, and that Andre's been away in foreign countries for years.
At its beginning, Gigantic (English title) seems a fun story of three friends united by their shared interest in girls, cars, and avoiding the responsibilities "the future"will invariably bring.
Otherwise, worth avoiding.
So, if you are avoiding this film because you hated Dances with Wolves and fell asleep every time you tried to watch Last of the Mohicans, try this film instead.
At least there would be some progression of the plot, which eventually could reach its conclusion or unravel (I'm avoiding spoilers here).
The scene as it is stresses even more the sense of brutality and sadness of the circumstance, whilst respecting the audience and avoiding to spectacularize death.
Minimal, avoiding any kind of romanticism to take the edge off the violence, it pushes and pulls you several ways at once.
The film delivers it's story with a soft touch, avoiding extremes while maintaining an earnest sense of legitimacy.
Save your money and precious time out of your life by avoiding this movie like the black plague.
Since Alex has written, for therapeutic reasons, a not-for-publication autobiography, her supervisor, after learning of the opus, determines that she must be eliminated, and during her flight from homicidal pursuers, she unites with a discredited demolition expert, Will Rickman (Scott Glenn), who is fighting a lawsuit originating from two accidental deaths within his most recently demolished building and the pair exchange sexual bouquets when not avoiding being killed.
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