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It's a real treat to watch Martin interact with such past stars as Humphrey Bogart, James Cagney (in an especially hilarious scene in which Martin dresses up in drag as Cagney's mother so he can talk to Cagney in jail!), Ingrid Bergman, Veronica Lake, Ava Gardner, Charles Laughton, Ray Milland, Alan Ladd, Cary Grant, Barbara Stanwyck, Joan Crawford, and even Vincent Price; the editing is seamless and the jokes are bright and witty.
It looks so ordinary on the surface - a bright sunny day and a father is checking out a military academy he might send his wayward son to.
For the infants, bright shiny colors and movement, for the kids, good animation, a fun story and some fun set pieces.
The one bright spot is that you should easily recognize the "electronic tonalities" produced for the film FORBIDDEN PLANET, at least you're reminded for a few minutes of a truly great sci fi classic and for that brief moment you can forget that you're actually watching the very worst sci fi movie ever produced.
Artie Shaw was already a star, but didn't fill the expectations, perhaps too bright to stay in rank with other jazzmen.I never found an opportunity to see it again, is not even available at Amazon.
You seem to be well-educated, yet not bright enough to simply ignore network crap.
From the comic-book which takes a perverse delight in celebrating the geeky side of all of us, "Ghost World" is profane and cynical, but also surprisingly blithe and bright.
The only bright spot in this movie is a sexy female cop (Myra) - without her I would have given it a "Zero" rating for sure.
A bright side of all this is the dvd's are loaded with special features like no other.......it's a shame they could not do this for the movie........but the previews........the previews.....yes.......the previews are in no doubt the best previews I have ever seen........and this is why if there is ever a sequel to this atrocious movie.......I'll probably buy it........maybe it's the world we live in that makes me do it.......but did I mention the previews????
always, Pedro's bright color schemes make this one(too) a visual delight
This is a great low budget flick, has an atractive cast, lots of male and female nudity, decent special effects, funny one-liners, stereotypical characters that are fun to watch: the tough guy, the dumb blond, the foreign chick, the guy who's seen every horror movie out there, the nerd, the guy that worries too much and the not-so bright heroine.
It makes you think how bright minds go in vein because of the lack of support or lack of facility.
His near-death experience, where he saw his family at the end of a long tunnel with bright light, has now given the ability to not only hear voices, i.e. white noise, in the static of televisions, but see people who will die.
Everybody else had about the same youth and enthusiasm and we were looking to our bright futures.
There is no ice puns, imagery that looks gay, bad plot, bright lights, a super villain that shouldn't be a mindless thug, and fight scenes that resemble the 1960s series.
If there is a bright side to this story, and I doubt there is, it is when the family receives their dead brother home in a casket, only to place him in the living room like furniture.
He has a bright future in acting.
By now in his late forties and sporting an obvious, bright red hairpiece, Charlton Heston seemed an odd Antony when first seen.
Streep and Tucci deliver in spades, of course, but the only bright light among the younger actors was Emily Blunt, who plays her role as the suffering-servant senior assistant with a nice comic touch.
The colors paint a bright picture and the attention to detail is amazing.
On the bright side the kung fu was very well done and that is the strong point of the movie.
To some it may seem made on a cellphone and scripted by a 13 year old and none too bright one at that.
The death scenes usually consist of an over exposure in the photography, wiping the picture clear with bright light.
The DVD shows it in letterbox format with bright white English subtitles in the lower black space.
The bright English country side coupled with bright and life filled characters made this show very heart warming and easy to watch.
All of these film contain bright colors and surreal images.
One of the few bright spots was the brief chemistry between Tim Curry and Ed Begley Jnr, bringing back fond memories of Tales of the Crypt, when Curry played three members of a family, with Begley playing a salesman.
One of the few bright spots is that Gershon's voice over narrative seemed cool and had some good lines.
He also shifted the focus of the way the story is told...the play tells the story from the leading man's point of view, but Fosse switches the focus to the character of Sally Bowles, the brassy, sassy party girl who believes in "divine decadence' and wears bright green fingernail polish.
And I'd love to see it show up as a rerun...if some bright exec from TVland or Sleuth channels happens to be reading this.
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