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No wonder his
brilliant
father is a recluse.
He is a
brilliant
actor, one of the very best, and I expect first class entertainment.
Personally, I thought this film was
brilliant!
As Roger Ebert said in his review, brilliant, literate film noir with excellent performances...particularly Milla Jovovitch as the femme fatale.
THE ARISTOCATS is a
brilliant
film by Chuck Jones which utilizes ingenious backgrounds and dynamic cutting, via John McGrew's extraordinary layout, to create a new kind of animation.
A slightly inferior companion piece to the stunningly
brilliant "
Porky in Wackyland", the first two minutes of this cartoon are fairly standard (though good) Warner Bros pre-WW II animation fare.
Just watched this film for the first time this evening mainly because the
brilliant
Julia Davis was listed as being in the film.
And the ending, with the two united in their relationship via a bordello-on-wheels, is a
brilliant
joke.
Douglas is
brilliant
and so is the rest of the cast.
The horrors of the Nazi death camps is brought into sharp, stark focus in this
brilliant
movie.
The performances were brilliant, it is questionable why no nominations were offered.
Kareena was
brilliant
as a Muslim riot victim, showing particular prowess in the confession scene.
But WOW!, he gives a stunningly
brilliant
performance as the mentally challenged Lennie in this movie adaptation of John Steinbeck's classic novel.
An impossibly young Judy Davis is the star of "My
Brilliant
Career" - the movie that started hers - a 1979 film directed by Gillian Armstrong.
This is a
brilliant
film and it is also brilliantly made.
Well compared to the
brilliant
Iron Monkey 1...
What he does and how the entire mess is resolved is
brilliant
and a lot of fun.
For whatever INSANE reason Lars decided to take his
BRILLIANT
miniseries RIGET and sell it to ABC and Stephen King so they could make RIGET, American STYLE, aka KINGDOM HOSPITAL.
ANyone who thinks RObert ALtman is a
brilliant
director should be tied down and forced to watch this piece of garbage!
It was such a wonderful show.It was absolutely
brilliant
and positively divine.I loved every second I watched an episode of this show, and there wasn't any I thought were horrible.This show is underrated and it is definitely under appreciated.All the characters are lovable and different in their own way, which is a good ingredient for any show.Each episode was so interesting and entertaining, and not to mention some were actually unbearably funny!!!You can't beat shows like these, and anybody who tries to run away, always find themselves crawling back to them.I would watch The Wild Thornberry's show all day if I had to, because it is just a show that you can love forever, and never get bored with it.
Leonard Felton does a
brilliant
job in this film also.
This is a
brilliant
Sci-Fi/Thriller, that really leaves you thinking, with an outstanding story and an incredible performance from Tom Cruise!.
This is up there with one of Spielberg's best films and believe me he has done a lot of
brilliant
movies, and This is one of Cruise's finest performances,plus it's full of awesome twists and turns so don't blink!.
He's
brilliant
and each of his Poirot movies are fantastic fun.
In 1941 Richard Rogers and Lawrence (Larry) Hart did the score of a
brilliant
musical called PAL JOEY.
The Director gives us a sleek and highly enjoyable (although not a bundle of laughs) peice of film work that looks
brilliant
on the screen and the script is of the highest order.
Michael Douglas as Steven Taylor is absolutely
brilliant
and sinister, and the best aspect of this story is that you don't find out why he wants really wants his wife murdered until later in the movie.
And my consideration, after taking all these factors in to account is, this is
brilliant!
(It sure is brilliant.)
Another positive thing about this movie is that it spawned two
brilliant
sequels.
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