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Perhaps the pie fight is a minor redeemer, for even tho it could be better in certain ways, it is so long and thorough that it is somewhat enjoyable.
The funniest moments come from unexpected twists..when a certain movie is hilariously and unexpectedly ridiculed or when the current antics of one certain galaxy translating, love crazed megastar are exploited, but as usual these end up being the exception to the stale, repetitive humor.
He just didn't have a lot of patience when it came to certain factors.
Mention its name in the pub on a Saturday night and you would be certain to attract laughter.
I watched this in the early days of cable so it has a certain nostalgia; it truly is amazing how these brilliant and tiny number of scientists can swiftly interpret the data at hand to come up with staggering conclusions to reshape mankind as we know it.
It's still extremely gory and sadistic, but the storyline is more reminiscent to those typical Italian Godfather rip-offs of the early 70's, with relentless mob bosses violently eliminating their competitors in order to become the only reigning king of crime in a certain city.
There are certain deaths in this film that you can't possibly see coming and even the final battle at the end of the story is shockingly unpredictable.
I personally think this film is a huge mess but certain parts are very well done.
From a certain point of view, "Epidemic" is like an home made movie: it can be funny according to the ones who made it, and maybe it can be appreciated by their friends, but shouldn't be programmed on the big screen (...unless someone has given you some money to make it...)
Certainly it exudes a certain "I'm making fun of the Nazis so it must be funny" quality that might make you feel guilty for not falling about.
John Hodiak (who looks here like a classic co-respondent in a divorce case), is an amnesiac, who wanders from clue to clue, from character actor to supporting player, in a sort of bemused trance as he tries to piece together who he is and why a certain Larry Cravat wrote him a mysterious note.
The episode plots also had their relevance in war, and there were also some good settings, even though there were certain anachronisms.
There are certain characters that I don't like (e.g Captain Darling), but I especially like stupid Baldrick and Blackadder himself.
I would recommend watching this film because I know that at certain parts, you will laugh your ass off.
Documentaries are inherently subjective and set out to portray a certain angle; that being said what Director Errol Morris says are his intentions and what appears on the screen are two totally different things.
And, like Yasujiro Ozu, Angelopoulos is a master of ellipses- never fully explaining certain things in a film, nor deliberately not showing the viewer things that would be standard in a more linear film.
The reason this show works so well is that unlike certain other ghost hunting shows it is not full of believers.
One is thing certain, though, our hero won't be taken without a fight... a really good fight... and a few more after that.
In doing that i saw more violence than necessary and a certain sex scene that has left me with nightmares for the last week.
There's nothing wrong with films aimed at kids as long as it still treats its audience with a certain amount of intelligence.
I've got to give the filmmakers props for setting up certain scenes with horror movie clichés, only to break them down in really unbelievable ways.
Throughout the movies you as the viewer are constantly reminded that she feels a certain detachment from her body.
All things considered, even with the period specific "whites for ethnic minorities" casting mentality, respect for a certain amount of cultural authenticity was in this movie to a greater degree than in previous films of this era, and so I feel that in that respect this movie was ground breaking and helped slowly pave the way for minorities to eventually take center stage in great theatrical releases.
The psycho haunts the rooms, hidden behind his prey who wander aimlessly trying to survive as he captures them one by one when certain individuals make the mistake of getting separated.
What may be the best thing is that there is a certain tragedy about the Candyman character.
I feared this movie would be WB fare because of the actors involved and the many young audience members at the film festival where I saw it who seemed, shall we say, infatuated by certain actors in the film.
I saw this film as a kid and really loved it, mainly because of the imaginative and funny uses of different animals competing in certain sports (i.e.
Themes such as the undeniable sympathy for Hitler and Nazi Germany that existed in certain aristocratic circles, the growing hatred towards refugees and Jews, the plight of young children who were sent to the countryside in order to avoid the bombings in the major cities and were often worse off than had they stayed with their parents, are touchy subjects which are not avoided in a series that certainly aims at painting a truthful picture.
It's a movie I will always remember this movie and certain parts from it, there are many fabulous words of advice (probably more of a chick flick, I don't think most guys would wait this out) But honestly, don't just ride it off.
There are still areas of the film that will have you scratching your head, like, oh..The poor lighting in the indoor scenes, the distant camera shots that last over 3 minutes (The first one takes place less than 5 minutes into the film and lacks a close up of a certain female that didn't get enough screen time either.)
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