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The tension builds up very well, up to the crucial moment which is very convincing.
It take place in a Mad Max style future where this guy either finds or builds a new kit.
Moreover, Hanson astutely nails the whole right-on groovy swingin' 70's zeitgeist, evokes a highly credible sense of everyday mundane reality and builds plenty of nerve-wracking tension which reaches a harrowing fever pitch in the terrifying final third.
The characters themselves never engage and really the movie never builds enough momentum.
Throughout Kerrigan puts the camera in Damien Lewis's face which builds up a claustrophobic atmosphere that does not let up at any point.
Structured a bit like 2002's "Spellbound", the entertaining film that builds toward the 1999 Scripps National Spelling Bee, first-time director Patrick Creadon uses the 2005 American Crossword Puzzle Tournament as his climactic event where a group of nimble-minded crossword solvers vie for the championship.
Essentially, the story is of a part of wild China in/around early 20th c, in which a former gangster and mass-murderer reforms his life and builds the Peace Hotel, a refuge for all the area's disowned and hunted.
The movie builds nothing, things just happen as if the director was on a LSD trip.
It's about a crippled man that builds a suit that allowed him to walk and he ended up trying to be a crime fighter.
The plot revolves around a man who builds a time machine out of a Cessna.
There are a few moments were the suspense builds a little too long, but overall the payoff is great.
Hate builds up within, as he lost his son in Vietnam and he takes it upon himself to hand out the punishment for fleeing his commitments.
Outstanding music and cinematography create a mood of brooding suspense which slowly builds throughout the movie.
Kisses and Caroms builds up to a humorous and satisfactory climax.
Hard to concentrate, however, when a lousy punk band rents out some space in their apartment building and jams constantly as his overdue rent builds up and bills come flying in.
As I mentioned if you're patient you'll appreciate this film, it builds and if you hang on and agree with my review thus far you'll most likely really appreciate this film.
The film builds a psychodramatic suspense in the characters of Lange and Paltrow that transcends the shortcomings of the plot details.
All in all the film builds up nicely and believably to what is an excellent and touching final 20 minutes.
Their suspense builds, but ours does not.
I remember Cliff builds some sort of road warrrior like dune buggy for the hero that goes up against a fortified 18-wheeler truck.
A very well managed film with a good cast and production value and a plodding and plaintive story, this film builds slowly to a crescendo between two horrific incidents.
"Swimming Pool" plays tricks with your perceptions, but the finale to which the film builds seems somewhat anti-climactic when it finally comes.
Scenarist Andrew Kevin Walker builds a script that hooks and never exhausts itself during the full two hours that the movie lasts.
The narrative builds an increasingly complex story woven around the central female and male characters and also utilises 3-4 key locations including a coffee shop and sculpture park.
This story builds Cinderella into a determined young woman instead of a poor house maid and gives Anastasia a chance to do what is right.
Basically a hair-helmeted, bespectacled nerd builds a time machine out of his airplane and old Commodore computer, and decides to sell it to some evil guy of some evil company.
A great author who builds a penetrating study in Faulkner.
Despite a slow start, this movie gradually builds momentum as you become engrossed in the lives of its' characters.
This is a great brooding short that builds.
The director builds some good suspense towards the end, but the film is almost destroyed by the killer's utterly LAME puns ("I'd get a second opinion if I were you") that make you wonder if the screenwriter was a seven-year-old.
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