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The direction and cinematography were engaging without becoming a distraction.
Even so, "Apart From That" does not feel like a documentary or reality television, but instead transcends into a category of its own, with its unique cinematography and direction.
Through-out, the cinematography was great, the acting was great and the message it delivered was obvious but yet still very important.
The film is also well-made in terms of effects, cinematography and score.
The movie cinematography was astounding, the characters funny and believable especially Perkins, Pollack and Arkin.
The atmosphere of 1922 Dublin evoked through the cinematography and production design really foreshadowed techniques used in the best film noirs of the 40's and early 50's.Very nice attention to detail also;during Frankie McPhillip's (Wallace Ford's) wake, the mourners are all praying in Gaelic.
The cinematography, along with the set, was absolutely beautiful as well.
Alos, there are some parts where the cinematography harks back to Spielberg's "The Color Purple" and the storyline begins to become reminiscent of "Noli Me Tangere".
The cinematography, the narration, the music, the external sets all scream Tim Burton.
Frank Byers' slick cinematography, the outrageously nutty dialogue, Earl Rose's jazzy cocktail lounge score, and a choice soundtrack of vintage swinging golden oldies all further enhance the engagingly peculiar charm of this immensely entertaining one-of-a-kind curio.
The acting is great across the board, the framing story in New York interesting and intricate, the direction from Von Trotta masterful in every scene, and the production values, including the gorgeous cinematography, outstanding.
Great cinematography by future director Jan de Bont.
Cinematography is excellent.
Really loved the cinematography and direction.
It's a rich, classy production boasting an excellent cast of ensemble actors, beautiful on-location cinematography, a haunting musical score, an intelligent and novel plot theme, and an atmosphere of dread and menace.
I must also mention the beautiful cinematography and the bizarre and catchy 70's soundtrack.
The editing and cinematography are standard, and certainly not less than that.
The narrator's voice is fun to listen to and the cinematography gives me the impression that I am watching a movie instead of a TV show.
John Arthur Morrill's crisp, sunny cinematography likewise does the trick.
I'd never seen an independent movie and I was really impressed by the writing, acting and cinematography of Jake's Closet.
Acting, script, Quincy Jones' score, cinematography, editing, etc. -- just fantastic.
The clunky, plodding (non)direction, trite by-the-numbers script, ugly, washed-out cinematography, ridiculous murder set pieces (a gross fat slob gets blasted right in the face by a miniature cannon!), overwrought string score, morbid gloom-doom atmosphere, largely lousy acting (Karloff notably excepted), cheesy mild gore, poor dubbing and rousing fiery conclusion all lend this enjoyably awful lemon a certain endearingly cruddy and hence oddly amusing ratty charm.
Like The Naked Spur, The Far Country boasts beautiful, on-location cinematography.
Unfortunately the movie was rather short, unusually so for a period piece, and a little sparse on the cinematography aspect.
The cinematography creates the mood along with a very subtle musical background.
those sets with pre-partition pakistan, costumes, cinematography, sound, background score add to the positive points.
William Cronjager's slick cinematography, Gerald Fried's lively, harmonic hillbilly bluegrass score, and the abundant raw violence further add to the overall trashy fun of this unjustly neglected little doozy.
Of course, he did have to INVENT EVERYTHING about cinematography, film directing, etc. before he could make classics like "The Gardner," so I suppose he may be forgiven this initial excursion into mere sociological documentary.
But after that I made a kind of a truce with the terrible cinematography; and long before the end of the film, I had ceased to care.
It contains outstanding acting (particularly from the underrated Callan), fine cinematography and a compelling storyline.
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