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I really cannot believe that it didn't gain much more popularity when it was released, especially when the main contenders at the time were the usual Wes Craven sequels and copycat horrors, Mute Witness has all the style, suspense and quickfire plot twists of a Hitchcock/DePalma movie, coupled with some very sharp black comedy and a great plot.
Whenever Ida Lupino appeared or directed a film in the 30's,40's and 50's, you were guaranteed great entertainment even if the picture was black and white.
The episode opens tense and atmospherically on a remote Missourian road, where a black man is hunted down and eventually killed by a menacing monster truck with seemingly no driver behind the wheel.
Fulci proves himself fully capable of dishing out one hell of a dark and disturbing giallo with childing killing, black magic, and of course a nice full set o' knockers... Though I'm particularly more fond of Fulci's "Lizard in a Woman's Skin" and "New York Ripper", "Don't Torture a Duckling" dominates the giallo genre as a moody and compelling murder mystery!
I was not a fan of Vin diesel before I saw Pitch black, but after seeing Pitch Black my respect for Vin Diesel has gone up.
Putney Swope is the story of a token black man on the board of directors of a large advertising firm who is accidentally voted Chairman of the Board when the owner of the firm keels over while trying to stutter out an idea that he was apparently quite excited about.
Putney, of course, takes his new role to heart and fires most everyone in the agency, hires a new crew (all black except for a token white guy) and proceeds to crank out the most offensive and non-PC commercials one could ever ask for.
This is a very good black comedy, with a great view on how different people have a different perception of the same situations.
The plot is very good, very bizarre and extreme, which makes it a good black comedy.
The comedy is very black, pitch black in some scenes, and a lot of people will definitely be offended by it, but fans of black comedy will probably enjoy it.
Overall, this movie is not for everyone's taste, but most people who like black comedy will probably love it, as it is definitely one of the better black comedies.
I watched this one time and became hooked.It so great to see a black family on TV worth watching.
The camera moves around to reveal the kid, wearing black glasses, having lost his eyes, the kid hears the other kids splashing in the water and starts clapping.
I was riveted by the action, the black humour and the incredibly bad luck our hero encountered at every turn.
In a lonely road in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, a black man driving a car is chased and hit by a truck, falling off-road and dying.
The film is shot in black and white, and features people who you assume are friends of Nolan's appearing in the movie.
Instead, Imamura emphasizes the unprecedented strangeness of the catastrophe, focusing on such portentous images as the diabolic mushroom cloud louring silently in the distance and the black rain that spatters a beautiful young woman's face.
Totally different, with loads of understatement and black comedy, this is a film few get to see, but those who do will remember it.
Michelle Pfeiffer is ideally cast as the frustrated mob widow in this colourful black comedy.
It may come as a restraint to some of the sub genre's fans, but this film doesn't feature many of the regular Giallo trademarks like bloody knife murders (preferably committed by a masked killer wearing black gloves), ravishing scantily dressed beauties and unpredictable red herrings.
Christopher Nolan's first film is a 'no budget' black and white film about a unemployed writer who begins following strangers, which in turn leads to robbery and also violence.
The black and white and all the twitching really freaked me.
After seeing the 1960 color version on VHS, I kept saying I remembered seeing it in black and white 2 times before.
Now the IMDb has helped me to know the truth, that it was broadcast twice (2 productions) in black and white in 2 successful years, 1955 & 56.
The black and white version was wonderful with just as much awe and wonder impact as the high tech films of today, even without any computer effects.
First off, the alien saves a little black boy as well as a Mexican, despite what the IMDb plot summary suggests.
The plot, black and white cinematography and characters are far more complex than those of the Mr. Moto and Charlie Chan series.
Another black comedy that won an Oscar for Best Screenplay.
The story moves at a zanily rapid pace and the black and white imagery is gorgeous, as are Harvey and Harris as they ham their way through a wacky Weimar Berlin.
The original outer limits was a black and white in the 60's right, These shows made a triumphant comeback the likes of which I have never seen!
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