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Winner of the golden palm at Cannes Film Festival, it has an excellent cinematography and performance by Tatyana Samojlova, the only Russian actor ever to win an award in Cannes for a performance.
Julian Fellowes, who despite an academy award for the script of "Gosford Park", has a somewhat anachronistic persona himself, wrote the script and directed (the latter for the first time).
It was nominated the Oscar for Best Special Effects (the only award it was ever nominated).
In December 1947, Ebony magazine, an African-American publication, gave the film its annual award for "improving interracial understanding."
If I were a member of an awards group at the time of this film's release I probably would award Eisenstein with the director's award of the year, posthumously.
Academy award material is it not.
The principal of the school that has been turned into a Charter School was given an award by the Governor of Colorado for Volunteers.
I was peeved that the best make-up academy award went to Dick Tracy, a horrible film with horrible make-up.
It is, indeed, high praise to be compared to Robert Krasker's academy award- winning cinematography in The Third Man.
So it's not an award winner, so what?
It's not trying to impress people or be an Emmy award winner, it was released straight to DVD.
This movie was a modern day scarface.It had me on my toes.This movie is one of those rare epic films that makes you want a sequel.I especially liked Damian Chapa his performance deserved an academy award,which he deserved for his performance in blood in blood out.The only thing I didn't like was the behind the scenes because it didn't show the intensity that the movie had,and i would have like to have seen less narrated scenes.But the movie was great and it is in my top ten movies of all time.Plus the acting was great there wasn't a bad scene in the movie,I loved it ,Jennifer Tilly was perfect as well as all of the cast.I can't see how anyone wouldn't like this movie it was a great.Definitely a must see.
The music from award winning composer George Duning [From Here To Eternity, Picnic, The World of Suzie Wong], the cinematography of perfect locations [including the famous Ambassador Hotel] are all right on target as famous tv director Robert Day [Kojak, Streets of San Francisco, The Avengers] guides the most endearing group of well-known character actors through a spoof of every dark detective film every made.
She deserved the award.
Why would this film be so good, but only gross an estimated $95,000,000 and have NO award nominations?
In any case, "Men In Black" is so well written, directed and not to mention original, it didn't borrow a thing from Chaplin or any of the others, that the Motion Picture Academy nominated it for an award as the best short comedy of 1934.
Some stinky short called "La Cucaracha" outdid it though and stole the award.
While not a great movie in many areas, I'll award it a 9 on guts and quirkiness.
It is heartening to see that the dynamics which seem to influence the award for Best Actor (often going to showy pyrotechnic display) aren't at work in the female categories.
Told in flashback, the film opens in 1989 with Charlie being given award for his role in the defeat of Communism.
The real magic is the titular sequence with an academy award worthy turn by Royale Watkins.
When Wallace and Gromit burst onto the scene in their academy award winning short, "A Grand Day Out," they created a fresh new look at claymation.
For a movie shot in 18 days and a budget less than 2 million, this little movie that could deserves a 'best we could' award.
"Traffik 1989" is an Emmy award winning six part miniseries out of the UK which was the inspiration for the Oscar winning "Traffic 2000".
John Mcintyre as his father is very good, while Edward Andrews as Boss Tanner is award caliber.
For a made for TV movie I thought that it was a great popcorn movie - don't expect anything to be very accurate and don't expect any award winners in this bunch but I do recommend this for a TV type version somewhat like "The Replacements".
Any Richter takes home the award for most moralistic character.
In 1931 he had receive an academy award in the short subject category, and another in 1937 for a lifetime of work.
gone with the wind and scarlett are two different films they were never meant to be compared obviously the original actors in gwtw are all passed away and deserved their own separate award and praise i loved gwtw and never really expected a sequel to be made or ever live up to half the praise of gwtw but to my shock scarlett was just as well written directed and acted as gwtw scarlett in its own right deserves just as much award i now can honestly say i don't know which i like better i think the script for scarlett was a- number 1 perfect' as a sequel.
The characters are enjoyable and the award for best scene is a tie between the disrupted wedding (especially the musical talents of Swat, the fly.
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