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The Fly is a great Sci-Fi thriller that brings excitement to the screen that the original did not.
the boy has a ghost in his house and he and his gal pal try to help it move on.. Tragedies in their past is what brings the two together.
Crocodile Dundee is back and treading in the footsteps of Axel Foley as he brings his rough and ready personality to the uptight show-offy candyland of Beverly Hills.
The heiress, an occult enthusiast, brings Dracula to America to make her a vampire.
Then a car arrives with Dr. Doug Phillips that brings him to an awesome underground facility with 12,000 personnel and 800 floors deep.
Each brings with them a unique screen presence that is both sexy and endearing.
In fact, that brings up a good question, why would you have to use a plot device as crazy as time travel in order to make people empathize with slaves?" "Screw you, you're fired.
Morgan Freeman's son is hilarious in that he mimics his dad in any uncanny fashion, yet brings his own style to the role.
The actors were all well cast and Dom DeLuise especially brings this movie to life.
Joe Don stars as "Walkaway" Madden, a hard-core racer whose "crash or win" attitude brings him into conflict with his fellow racers.
Its routine stuff (the usual small town secret) and the premise holds a nasty side to it, but director Jim Winburn's incompetently lazy and laboured handling brings it down.
Not only does Liza and company give an outstanding performance but Fosse actually brings you up close and personal with his choice of camera angels, cut a ways to the audience, back stage shots and those beautiful close ups of Liza, you feel like you are there on stage.
The setting, being at a spooky farm in the country along with the mysterious meteor from the sky that brings inexplicable destruction are a classic setting for a good horror film.
Which brings me to my opinion of the anticipated (for me) film adaptation of my favorite book of the year.
I appreciate a lot about the script the fact that it follows life's "precedure", so to speak: bad luck brings not one, but many misfortunes.
Julie Adams is seen going through recordings as the story unfolds; each song she plays brings back memories, and it represents a chapter in her life.
Listening to her botch her lines in an over-exaggerated manner the entire film was simply painful...I WAS CRINGING BY THE END.Not that her lines were any good in the first place, which brings me to point 2, the writing was terrible, and despite the best effort of Ryder Strong, Michael Madsen, and Rachael Miner, the film was intolerable.
As with most of those here commenting on this, I am blown away with the power and grace Bruce Marchiano brings to this masterpiece.
Scary Movie was fun even if you can't appreciate the sense of humor or the story line: it's a great movie to watch because it keeps the audience entertained by the parody it brings.
The odd dream sequence brings the old "Making out with oneself" gag to an entirely different level.
One of his least known, but definitely one of his best, Charlie Chaplin's The Circus is a moving and very funny film about the famous Tramp who joins a circus and brings love and joy to all around him.
Back in the 70s i had to have seen all those party movies , for example, The Van and The Gas Pump Girls, and lifeguard was so much of a breath of fresh air along side of those others, i grew up hanging out at redondo beach and Hermosa beach California which is where this movie was filmed, in fact on ricks tower u see the letters HR i believe that stands for Hermosa/redondo and this is also 1 of the beaches that mike love and Dennis Wilson of the beach boys used to hang out at as they lived in near by Hawthorne, I have this movie on VHS not available on DVD yet, and I watch it at least once a month, as i live in new york now and this movie brings back some special memories of my fun days, i even love that song time and tide in this movie, and watching him drive to the beach in his stingray passing all those very familiar businesses, wow, well if your nostalgic then i don't have to explain the feeling.
One must make allowances -- it was wartime, it was propaganda, it was United Artists -- but even taking all that into account, this is a fairly ludicrous melodrama about an upper-middle-class American household that brings chaos on itself by unknowingly inviting a Hitler Youth into its home.
She brings her brand of energy to her roles, so that she stands out even when the role or even her acting isn't all that good, she still shines.
In fact, it brings it down a notch, unfortunately.
There are many emotional and touching scenes in it, including the end, where it brings forth Benjamin Button's 'younger' years as an old man.
He say that Fryda would be his little sister, and Stephania brings her from the church and lodges both of them at her home.
It still brings back many fond memories.
It's so luscious to behold that the arrival of Hubie and Bertie actually comes as a disappointment and brings the cartoon to a sadly predictable conclusion (including a hugely unsatisfactory deus ex machina ending).
Very well-acted by a mix of newcomers and veteran talent, "The Garage" has a great, evocative look, and subtly brings back its late 1970s, pre-MTV time period.
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