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Once upon a time in the mid 1990s I used to write for DOCTOR WHO fanzines and the whole of fandom was holding its breathe about the new American produced DOCTOR WHO TVM .
An obnoxious and one-dimensional performance by Affleck, who mainly acts with a flashy smile, makes his character come off as a mentally unbalanced creep, but Gandolfini and O' Hara breathe some life into this mess.
One of the few that not only profited, but garnered popularity was Gamera, a giant turtle that could breathe fire in and out and fly by spewing flames from the sockets in his carapace as a means of jet propulsion.
There's no normal reactions to any event in this film, and even though it's Halloween , normal people would have bigger reactions when they're witnessing their father being killed, not to mention gutted, people with tape covering their airways, not being able to breathe (in a room with at least 50 people I might add) and some person dressed up as Satan dragging dead people out of his house, even an 8 year old would see the difference between a doll and a person.
But unlike "Yes", by Sally Potter, which I had seen some days before, where after leaving the cinema I felt a strong desire of wishing to embrace the whole world and was just happy to be alive, this time quite the opposite thing happened: there was something that dragged me down, and the air suddenly felt cold and hard to breathe.
However, i must warn you, this is also an equally depressing movie, as every character in the movie is in some kind of dead end and trouble of their own, and struggling to breathe.
Brilliantly conceived characters such as the shape-shifting dog Ralph (one of a duo of bumbling, rejected heroes), Synonamess Botch (the hilariously foul-mouthed villain) and Rod Rescueman (the pompous novice superhero) breathe life into a uniquely clever concept: Frivoli vs. Murkwood or, the eternal fight between dreams and nightmares.
It throws the viewer around for an hour and fifty minutes and doesn't let you breathe until the credits start to roll at the very end.
Recently I was pondering a statement made by the artist Thomas Kinkade in one of his inspirational books; He states: "You and I were not designed to breathe the fetid air of five o'clock traffic.
It would have suited her to take an acting bath before we had to breathe her stink.
Robert DeNiro, Ed Harris and Kathy Baker breathe life into their portrayals and are all excellent, but Harris is especially heartbreaking and therefore very real.
His directorial genius was not particularly suited to taut thrillers, since Kazan needed more room to breathe and to be slower and more subtle.
In the Old west there are always the men who live breathe violence and the women who hold their breath.
I give this a high rating simply because of George C. Scott and Marlon Brando, who rise above muddled material and breathe life into an otherwise clunky TV movie.
(Yes, you can tell this was made for TV...) Greenaway never knows when to get out of the way and let the images just breathe on their own... there is far too much information on screen at all times.
Playwright Neil Simon, who scripted this film had a real grasp on his prose all through the 70s and 80s, and this film is a delight for everyone familiar with his style of lining up one-liners in such a way that the viewer barely has time to breathe from laughter.
It's completely annoying and is one of those films that the best part is the credits because the viewer can now breathe a sigh of relief that they made it through the film.
Do expect to walk out feeling like the air you breathe is little clearer, the things you see just a bit sharper.
This is so airless, so film-schooly, watching it is like trying to breathe in a vacuum.
On the other hand it has any moment of breathe and the action does not bore the spectator, (unexpected) which is a (little) good point.
I did have high hopes for it - there are times when a low budget indie-type movie can breathe new life into a tired franchise - but this movie wasn't it.
Unlike her 1998 blockbuster THE PARENT TRAP where Ms Lohan was supported by the likes of Dennis Quaid and Natasha Richardson, she was surrounded by a who's who of WHO? Her co-stars supermodel Tyra Banks and Jere Burns were mediocre at best and it was left to the timing and comedic talents of Lindsay to breathe life, no pun intended, into this otherwise stale movie.
Excellent production design within a tight scope that had enough room to breathe that the view should never feel cheated.
The audience is allowed to breathe a collective 'Aaaaaahhhhh' of satisfaction.
Only that the gangster genre does not yet exist in mainland Chinese cinema and the director has to breathe life to the genre by consulting Western models.
About two minutes into Robert Zemeckis' sumptuous Beowulf, you'll breathe a sigh of relief; for the most part, the 'hollow-zombie-evil-eyes' syndrome which plagued Zemeckis' previous motion-capture outing, The Polar Express, has been enormously improved upon.
We didn't throw up, but we definitely couldn't breathe, it was that good at the time.
And don't forget to breathe.
Neither the story, nor the world, nor the characters' freedom to move and breathe and think, has been constricted in any way; the animation (like the artwork generally) is simply GOOD, and there's an end to it.
The movie takes off and never lets up, not even enough to let you breathe.
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