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This movie is a perfect example of Barkers cinematic gifts to the horror/ monster genre.
Despite all it's trappings of style and cinematic invention, this is basically another serial killer thriller, following the same sort of plotline favoured by such old favourites as Silence of the Lambs ?
But I like the intimacy of "Talk Radio", a cinematic expansion of Eric Bogosian's searing stage play that was based on a real life account of a Dallas talk show host.
It has a really cinematic feel to it, and the stunning photography and splendid scenery and costumes made it a visual feast for the eyes.
It's got good cinematic scenes and editing was great, especially the cinematography.
In a critical scene, as Katharine Clifton (Kristin Scott Thomas) lies in the Cave Of Swimmers, she writes something read aloud by Hana (Juliette Binoche) in which she proclaims that "the light has gone out now, and I'm writing in the darkness..." A sentence of such poetic beauty could not be more perfect for the cinematic brilliance of the far from tiresome The English Patient.
In addition, his film is rather personal: Peralta's first-hand association with this cultural phenomenon serves as both the informed cinematic investigator and the involved participant-subject.
Latcho Drom is a cinematic survey of Gypsy music from several countries.
The film, I feel, had potential for the big screen, but would've required re-casting for the bit parts, and probably a different director, as well (the aesthetic feel is that of the Larry Sanders show, good for HBO, mediocre for cinematic purposes).
Try and watch it on the big screen and view it as the cinematic vision of a true auteur,a giant amongst today's pygmies - Otto Preminger.
I laugh and include that you always want to know what not to do in cinematic story telling first.
On the whole though, an engrossing thought - provoking cinematic experience.
It may not be for everyone but it is for everyone who look for a rare cinematic creation that respects you.
i had only a small idea of what the film entailed as is most often the case for good effect and this certainly came up with cinematic goods.
Mercedes has hooked up with a married and washed-up actor, Harry Harrelson (Harvey Keitel), who at one time had performed in a television Western series during the 1970s, and seldom since, accepting him as her lover, in part from loneliness, and as well from a hope that film parts will be coming her way because of his "contacts", but these latter are of small consequence as Harry is simply self-delusional in his attempts at recovering what he perceives as past cinematic renown.
The Best Years of Their Lives remains the finest cinematic statement about veterans returning from war that I have come across.
She deserved them and was able to demonstrate her full cinematic power when they came her way.
Okay, it sure ain't no sophisticated work of cinematic art.
There maybe the odd one or two mistakes you catch, and the cinematic are a little slipshod, the film itself is very enjoyable and has a wonderful atmosphere to it.
Yes, it's not a great cinematic achievement, but Toy Soldiers is a fun and entertaining movie.
I went to an advance screening of this movie thinking I was about to embark on 120 minutes of cheezy lines, mindless plot, and the kind of nauseous acting that made "The Postman" one of the most malignant displays of cinematic blundering of our time.
Though miller and the sweep has to be hailed as a most whimsical cinematic treat.The drama, suspense,romance and the unidentified crowd at the end all add to the films complex storyline which must have been too much for the audiences of 1898.
There are certain cinematic elements lifted from other horror films most notably Psycho, TCM, & Madman but they're not blatant.
Fulci goes further than that, he casts himself as the star, the central figure of the film thus showing the audience who is the man behind all the cinematic gore.
This is a piece of cinematic beauty, and it shows more of Quebec culture to others than probably any other work to come from la belle province.
That would be fine if the film were a travelogue, but as a dramatic exercise in cinematic artistry, that is not good enough.
So, even though this review is almost a back-door review of SUNSHINE, I hope it's read for what it was meant to be; strong support for a BBC telefilm that succeeds where most big-budget, bloated cinematic spectacles fail.
If this film had been directed by DW Griffith or Stanley Kubrick, it would be recognized for what it is: a cinematic masterpiece, told with depth and subtlety and passion, a film with no equal in the visual realm.
It is a story told in a steady pace, told mostly not by words but by cinematic means of expression.
This is easily the best cinematic version of William Faulkner's fiction that I've ever seen, and I've seen several of the most prominent ones.
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