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I just think it shows realistically what romance and especially black romance is all about.
But Chucky and Tiffany were great to watch and I really liked the black humor to it.
I wasn't sure about getting this movie on DVD because I really do have something against people making black and white films in the 21st century, but I ended up buying it anyway.
I still don't understand why it had to be black and white, but that's the only negativity I can see about the film, and it sure is a perfect example to see the definitive rise of Brazilian cinema.
there was another in the series they May have added the creature from the black lagoon to the line up,I'm giving house of Dracula 8 out of 10.
There is also Naughton's love interest and a dork and the obligatory black dude in a fisherman's hat on the yellow team.
But the silent black man is great too.
It's also nice to see that a black girl was chosen for the role of an Egyptian Queen (No, I'm not predjudice against white people, I am one).
This movie had reminded me of watching the old black and white movies with my dad.
All right - it was in black and white and probably on 2" tape - which means the BBC wiped it, right?
Buttoned-up Ray Milland makes an amusing foil for a Dietrich with black hair, tattered scarves, and tons of jewelry.
It has the same type of black humor beat to it and will keep you entertained through the whole film.
I saw this black and white comedy noir yesterday at the London film Festival.
Only this time, he's able to implement touches of homage- things like black and white photography (a given due to the shoe-string budget but also essential to the dark crevices these characters inhabit) and casting of the actors (the John Doe lead, the slick male counterpart, and the beautiful-in-a-gritty way femme fatale)- while keeping it in the realm of the 90s underground indie where for several thousand dollars and specific choices in locations and music and such anything could be possible.
Growing up in L.A. during the 60's many of these old black and white films were shown on the local stations.
Every now and then you get a black comedy that is hugely successful, like Fargo, for example.
There was an aspect of film-noir contained in this movie and I am glad that Nolan picked to film it in black and white.
From the opening sequence, filled with black and white shots reminiscent of Gordan Parks photos, this film draws the viewer into a feeling of artistic renaissance.
As it turns out, Chris Farley and David Spade only made three movies together ("Coneheads", "Tommy Boy" and "Black Sheep"), but this was truly the "Citizen Kane" of their pairings.
Not shown, but talked about, are those who put a gun to their heads and robbed them, leading one Lost Boy to comment negatively that "all black people in America are no good."
The black rain in the title refers to the combination of ash, radioactive fallout, and water that fell one or two hours after the explosion.
I remember it mostly because we were given time off school to watch his return (on a grainy black and white TV!) and then his knighting by the Queen.
There are several well-developed characters, including Ellie, who works in one of the clubs and her honest boyfriend, the leader of the syndicate, the Pattersons and John's wife, Ed Gage, the vicelords' operatives and Zeke Ward, an honest black man victimized for his opposition to them.
Directed with black humor and taste, I loved the tension between the very Boggart Rickman and the very natural but beautiful Thompson.
The movie centers around wheelchair bound Stephen Hawkings, a man who makes Einstein look average, and his theories and scientific discoveries about the universe, time, the galaxy, and black holes.
Watch this and listen in on how he has formulated theories on black holes.
I alway enjoy black producer or directors they make such film feel like you were actually living in the time right than.
A gunman (Guiliano Gemma) convinced that his black friend is wrongly accused of the assassination aims to uncover the truth.
Oswald's murder is replayed here as the black accused of the assassination is murdered by the men responsible, on route to Fort Worth prison.
Lucien N. Andoit's black and white cinematography (particularly with the banditos' shadows) was striking.
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