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But there isn't too much substance beneath the surface: all the leading figures are gorgeous without being lovable, and while the central sex scene is certainly quite erotic, I don't imagine you'd see anything quite so arousing by sticking a camera in any real couple's bedroom.
Didn't turn out so good, a few deaths were involved, and the creature was placed in a labyrinth beneath the palace.
Looking beneath the surface we can see that Dev is also about friendship and it's boundaries.
No, this is neither a scary movie nor is Boris buried beneath layers of make-up, though he does affect spectacles and a beard.
This is just one of those films that is completely beneath contempt.
Mitchum smolders, as usual, though his character here is just a thumbnail sketch, and the melodrama inherent in this scenario is far beneath him.
But beneath the shtick and slapstick, beneath the flashy pomp and circumstance, there's a really sweet story of longing, love, lust, friendship, hope, and learning to appreciate what you have while you have it.
The half-dozen or so bad guys led by Anthony Perkins hijack a Norwegian supply ship and use it to plant mines beneath the two targets.
Stella Stevens is unwatchable, the script is beneath contempt, and I wouldn't wish this movie on my worst enemy.
Let me begin this review by saying that Universal's DVD release of this film is beneath contempt.
Beneath all of its extreme oddities, the movie is pretty much a coming-of-age film that depicts the liberal youth's urge to party like an animal on a Friday night.
Brian Yuzna was already responsible for some really crazy and unusual horror projects in the past; some of them refreshing and original ("Society", "The Dentist") and other ones unspeakably terrible ("Rottweiler"), but "Beneath Still Waters" is undoubtedly the most discouraging effort he was ever involved in.
There are a lot of things going on in "Beneath Still Waters", but only very little of them make sense and it seems as if Yuzna doesn't want you to care about any of the characters and the grim ordeals they are facing.
This is actually my favorite Travolta role and this was the first time that he really dug beneath that cool and cocky exterior to show himself as a real actor, displaying a wide range of emotions.
especially if you like john Ford's movies, because this film was so beneath him that i suspect he was brain damaged by alcohol during the shoot.
He looks great with his new wig and face lift and slimmer than ever, but this is way beneath his talents.
2) A pit/floor trap with spikes that shoot up from below in an elevated hut where there is clearly nothing visible beneath the floor once they're outside again.
But beneath this surface, there is more bawd, sex, perversion and farce.
But beneath that, there is genuine genius here, the dialogue, humour, acting, eroticism and, most of all, the send-up of the church (it's a shame Islam cannot be so mocked, for Islam now is as insidious as the Church was in the 1700's) is a sheer delight.
The truth is, beneath all the biological yucks and makeup (there is plenty of both) lies a strong emotional core.
Everybody in this movie looked too cleancut to be involved with all that sex and I don't think there was a "Blue Velvet" double meaning of looking beneath the surface either.
Giant radioactive monsters, while apparently preferring Tokyo, do occasionally attack other major cities, whether they be San Francisco in It Came from Beneath the Sea, or London, as in this movie.
"Beneath Still Waters" has an interesting premise, but fails miserably on all levels, making it in effect, terribly boring.
"Beneath Still Waters", with its misleading tag-line of 'Fear Rises' should not even be classified as a horror (or b-grade horror) because it is simply not scary.
How come the former St. Louis cop hyper-competently instructs the yokels how to duct tape their houses but yet decides to keep his Morse code short-wave radio knowledge of the extent of the national destruction a secret for only the viewers to melodramatically know at the end of episode 2? Why can you survive by putting plastic on your windows during the radiation rain, but half the town has to be buried in an explosion in a salt mine deep beneath the earth?
In a sense, that scene has been "used up" and dramaturgically useless since "The Sting", and all the subsequent "big con" movies of the 80's and 90's, have had to add some very special extra ingredient - such as Mamet's plumbing of the sexual and psychological abysses beneath the "con/mark" relation - in order to be movies of any even limited note.
Her scenes when Dolly is lying (?) to Karen about the exact information that she supplied to Kerr-McGee are chilling; there is something terrible just beneath the surface of Dolly's reactions, and Cher plays this awkward discussion with a distant, downplayed brilliance.
I like Charles Laughton but this is just beneath him.
"Planet Of The Apes" an awesome, classic movie... "Beneath The Planet Of The Apes" a little slower paced.. but some of the scenes with the mind controlling bomb worshipers are very interesting.
The appear to be the typical middle class family, but what lurks beneath the surface is a barely masked evil.
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