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The battle at the end between the two Deoxys and Rayqueza while Ash tries to shut down the security droids is very suspenseful.
Given this, I found the photography great (with the use of a rather dark and "dusty" light) and the first battle scene rivals "Private Ryan" (does it have anything to do with the fact that Steven Spielberg is one of the producers?).
:-) While the WWI battle scenes were rather poor for their lack of hundreds of extras, the details of what WAS shown is very commendable!
Instead of taking a fresh look at the run up to the battle, he uses every old cliché you've seen before in the lips of every old stereotype you've seen before.
Unlike many Hollywood epics which purport to teach their lessons through clever manipulations of the heart, this is no coming-of-age film or family drama couched in a setting of battle.
Rico Aversi(Christopher Mitchum)is the son of a murdered mafia chief,who is slowly engulfed by a world of forgery and drugs in order to avenge his father's slaying.His adversary,Don Vito(an excellent Arthur Kennedy,who never achieved the recognition he deserved),is cruel,vicious and has years of gangland experience on his side.Here is a battle of wits,blood and violence that ends in a powerful and dramatic climax."Mean
The white settlers really want to be nice to the good Indians, but somehow they all get killed in the big gun battle.
You build up skillfully to a climactic battle, and as the prince is raising his sword, you say, "But the dragon suddenly had a brain aneurysm and died, leaving the prince looking like a fool who lived unhappily ever after.
I believe this is the best war drama around concerning WWII naval action--and was the first major sea battle of WWII.
The story is true as well as the fact that news of the battle was radio broadcast to some of the world at the time of action.
I see only a few faults other than those listed---officers and sailors out on deck watching 11 inch shells going over their heads--and they have no battle gear on?
Out on open deck in battle?
In the very first episode, we see Spike in a violent gun battle against people unknown, and we really don't revisit that event till several episodes later.
'Baby lied when she told me...' - 'I love the choice you made...' - The battle of the bands ROCKS man.
it destroys all the love that the Russians had for the west and firmly takes a shot at the American way of living, so is it a surprise that most western audience will find this film racist full of plot holes etc. and the notion that this movie is like a fairytale in which it's a one man battle, i say to that person who hasn't lived the Russian life and doesn't know that 12 year old boys there can do things that fully grown adults can't, a one Russian man against a bunch of fat lazy Americans looks like the truth to me.
The battle scenes were Saving Private Ryan wannabe's and seemed to just be thrown together with very little thought and in no discernible order.
Every time a battle scene/flashback occurred you were basically just waiting to see which one of the faceless, nameless, GIs was going to be killed next.
The editing was atrocious cutting from current times to bond drive to battle to post battle to pre battle and back to bond drive for no purpose other than to try and make a movie that has no story, seem to have a story.
The focus is more on the battle between man and rat than providing the sort of schlocky horror that the eighties produced so prolifically, which is fine; but it never probes too deep into the psyche of the central character, and the film plays out like a movie that should be fun, but largely isn't.
At Corrigidor, the battle progresses, the three friends/lovers are reunited, and the devastating losses mount.
"Tekkonkinkreet", literally translated as reinforced concrete, is an hypnotic experience set upon the kaleidoscopic drop of some truly gorgeous drawings which tells the tale of two street urchins as they do battle with an array of colourful characters in order to defend their city from being taken over.
A battle between good and evil forces settles on Earth.
battle scenes were something to behold.John Milius directed and co-wrote this movie.he
No, you don't get a major battle or explosions as the finale.
Combat Shock (1986) was a low budget film about a battle scarred veteran who just cannot erase the memories of his horrific experinces in Viet-Nam.
However, if you ignore that warning and continue to watch, all sort of evils will escape from this Pandora's box: a machine that allegedly blows up but only showers sparks like a sparkler; hand-held camera shots with that home-movie look; a cliche villain/capitalist; the cliche battle between the scientist sexes; a brief earthquake scene of a city (looks like a postcard) wherein one tall building starts to crumble like a jigsaw puzzle; an odd puffy-faced (like he just had his wisdom teeth removed) twenty-something Whil Wheaton making a joke about his ex-wife...This is no modern "Crack in the world," no hidden diamond in the rough but a depressing clunker.
The last battle is perhaps one of the most awful things I have ever seen.
The sequences are okay with some decent battle scenes and new worlds.
Fine, entertaining movie of the famous sea battle between 3 smaller British warships versus the great German Pocket Battleship "Graf Spee".
Tremendous sea scenes , aided by the fact that most of the original ships which fought the actual battle are used in the movie.
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