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Overall I found this to be an amusing film but still it's a touch on the "light" side, a little more black humor could have made it a bit better.
The so called script is heavily based on the idea that it's impossible to run from ants so when the ants (the black dots with legs) attacks, the characters just stands in a corner and screams until they are eaten.
On the basis of sports action, OFF THE BLACK is limited to ONE pitched ball--the TITLE pitch--while THE WRESTLER has many scenes of body-slamming, chair-bashing excitement.
"Poignant" and "bittersweet" aptly describe both films, but the producers of OFF THE BLACK very obviously threw in a few crudities to obtain their desired "R" rating for a movie which could have just as easily been PG13, while THE WRESTLER is definitely a very "hard" R. For what it's worth, I rated the latter story one notch higher than BANG THE UMPIRE SLOWLY, at "9."
This little black and white gem features Alec Guinness("Lawrence of Arabia" "Star Wars-A New Hope") and Jack Hawkins("Ben Hur") as the opposing sides in a subtle film of brainwashing and psychological torture.
He talks softly, wears a frilly shirt, mascara and black fingernail polish, is seen for about two seconds as a winged monster, claims to be two-thousand years old and presides over a live sex show where everyone wears masks.
Also, the ghost began looking more and more like that of "The Ring", and those close-ups of the eye and the draping, black hair annoyed me.
The black and white beginning is a true testament to bad acting.
Which looks to be a nothing more than a goats mask with a black cape.
Being filmed in black and white was quite a touch.
And the last but now least, incursions made by director by using old black and white newsreels are not providing any good to show up Moscow of the 1930th.
In this one, the hunter is not Elmer Fudd but a caricatured black man with the big white lips and the slow drawl that's a carbon copy of the Stepin Fetchit character.
The characters are very believable in each situation, and my favorite scene is when the black woman starts yelling in the parking lot - she is absolutely hysterical!!
I wish they'd have used black & white as the Ansco Color is also very washed out and the graininess and blurriness is very distracting.
Chevy leads the laughs, and the black butler Chester cracks me up.
The black comedy/noir works for a while.
Holding them at gun point, Earl(Gregory Bastien, portraying the stereotypical profane black criminal low-life who finds some sort of redemption towards the end when facing possible death)demands the group drive him to a desert location where his partner's vehicle is found abandoned.
Performances are solid, and Jacques Tourneur's crafty direction lets you see just enough before fading to black.
One can also learn what it meant to be an oppressed black man, a junior mobster or a tired NYC detective in that late sixties era.
Insight to the workings of the black Harlem underground of the day and the viciousness of the Italian Mafia by night.
I purchased it on video cassette and started watching it and was surprised to find a black and white movie in which James Bond is a CIA Agent and his counter part Felix Leiter is a British Secret Service agent.
Is it a black comedy?
The characters are a silly mishmash of stereotypes--the paranoid Holocaust survivor, the neurotic, money-obsessed uber-assimilated (Dad makes Christmas ornaments), the neurotic, resentful Jewish mother, the "born-again" schnorring Hasid brother (whose ethics are less than sterling when it comes to his mom's glamorous cousin), the slut sister, the resentful lesbian half-sister and her black lover, and just for kicks, the secular, anti-religion Israeli guest .
2. Was it necessary for the black character to bring in Jesus every fifth scene?
The ending should have been the black girl with her new white boyfriend eating with the other gay couple and the screw around guy by himself.
But the black girl could have easily ended this movie with a good tone, she could have given him something to think about just by resolving her own relationship issues.
Its as if the stars involved were sedated through the whole film, and lets not talk about the plot.The worst performance Edward G.Robinson ever gave in a film, with his emoting over his partners death with as much passion as if a waitress served his coffee black instead of with cream.
I LOVE old black and white movies, but don't waster your time with this stinker.
It's great when the school girls stumble across the old satanic temple and find the book on black magic spells and then they start to form a coven and try to summon up a demon and then one of their friends tries to stop them before they offer a human sacrifice, it's just really good.
I loved The Craft but liked this even more as it dabbles more into the evil side of magic and satanism, if you love movies about witchcraft & black magic you will not be disappointed.
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