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The only good thing I can say about this waste of film is the cinematography and clothes which really captured that era well.
The pluses: a much-lauded music score by Jerry Goldsmith (Oscar-nominated, but a loser to John Williams' "Jaws"), fine location shooting and cinematography.
The cinematography is unwatchable, the sound is bad, the story is cut and pasted from many other movies, and the acting is dreadful.
Assisting in the amateur night 'horror' effort is a number of less than capable technicians who contribute poor cinematography and laughable make-up and special effects.
Karl Freund's ravishing cinematography creates images of eerie beauty--and was wasted on the wrong film.
The movie's (almost non-existent) plot which is sometimes increduously unbelievable is offset by the movie's rough, real-looking cinematography.
(Come to think of it, I give that piece of cinematography 9 stars.
The only thing that hit a chord was Andreas Poulsson's sharp cinematography of the vast, harsh and eerie desert locations.
Shaky hand held cameras (this piece was shot for television mind you, not film) not only keep you utterly conscious of how horrible the cinematography is in this film, but make you absolutely unable to become immersed in the story.
With its unique cinematography and visual approach to filming, the series has gained a wide following base with rating records continuously broken.
The cinematography was dull, with long tedious shots (like a camera on a tripod filming a stage play) interspersed with "dramatic" angles that made little sense to the content on screen.
Light is literally thrown in a way, together with cinematography and an alluring introduction before the titles, that had my hopes up at the start, but then - a b-movie is a b-movie is a b-movie, no matter how much spectacle is seen.
THIRST is clearly Park's style, and I loved every second of it, from the cinematography (every shot is gorgeous and creative) to the story, which blends Shakespearean tragedy, murderous love, Gothic horror, and layered character drama.
This movie was simply amazing.The writing was incredible as well as the directing and acting.The story instantly gets you interested.This movie is one of those movies that has your heart pounding the whole time.As always Damian Chapa is brilliant,his on screen acting is as powerful as any Hollywood actor.The cast in this film is perfect.Each character made the story more complete.The cinematography was captivating and it uplifted the movie.I was totally stuck to the screen and couldn't stop watching it,there was no getting up for popcorn or anything.This movie is one of the best all year,maybe even the best.Definitely rent this movie,I recommend it this movie if u want to see great filmaking or just for pure entertainment.
This seemed to be a lackluster film to me that betrays a low budget with poor cinematography and not all that great of a job of editing.
Excellent story-telling and cinematography.
The directing by Joshua Leonard, the acting of Kelli Garner and Lukas Haas, the art direction, the cinematography, the score -- every element was true to the bone.
Story, cinematography, location and actors combine to make this a movie not to miss.
The cinematography is also crisp and smooth, the scenery and landscapes almost dazzling and there are also a number of very effective scenes.
The script (written by Fulci, Gianfranco Clerici and Roberto Gianviti) keeps red herrings to a minimum and will keep you interested and the story is ably supported by excellent location work, cinematography (by Sergio D'Offizi) and musical score (by Riz Ortolani).
The cinematography is magnificent as they rendezvous on a hill overlooking Hong Kong.
The cinematography is unusually creative, the acting is good, and the story is fabulous.
The cinematography was faultless, the editing was crisp, the costumes were gorgeous and the scenery was breathtaking.
He did a superb job with the underwater cinematography.
It's well done, suspenseful, it has spots of good cinematography and capable performances by Compton especially.
However, when one is first introduced to this film, you notice the amazing wide open cinematography and a scene involving a church hall missing a wall that opens up to the pastures and scenic view of the mountains with cattle grazing.
It doesn't have the camera work or the cinematography like these other films, but that doesn't mean that this is a bad movie, or does it?
Isidore Mankofsky's slick cinematography, the hip thrashy soundtrack, Cory Lerios' cool rockin' score, and the funky animation are all uniformly excellent.
Throughout the movie you feel and see the spirit of the late 60s and early 70s in the fashion, the dialogues and the typical experimental cinematography and lighting.
The author of the book was Romanian, at least thats all fine and dandy - overall a masterpiece in cinematography.
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