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More than anything else, I love their porch, that second living room where it is clear they spend much of their summer time.
The intention and the message is clear and profound.
Through films such as Aliens, The Abyss and both Terminators it is clear that he was a brilliant and confidant director as far as action and science-fiction goes.
For the simple reason that there isn't a clear story or even a plot.
I think that's clear!...
The Dialogue is excellent and very, very witty - and the scene where Lemmon's character attempts to clear out his sinuses in a restaurant have me rolling on the floor with laughter every time I see it.
The Tahiti father-son narrative, even though it's not exactly conventional, ends up making things a little to clear and simple.
With various Bogdanoviches and Gazzaras scattered throughout cast and crew "They all laughed" is very much a family affair.If you add the fact that B.Gazzara and Miss A.Hepburn had a brief but passionate affair in an earlier picture it has the air of almost a private movie made for the enjoyment of the participants and that the entertainment of a wider audience merely an ancillary consideration.If this all smacks of smug "in - joke" self gratification you will be pleased to hear that Mr Bogdanovich sails well clear of that particular hazard and delivers a sweet and rather innocent "I love N.Y." paean that is also an altar at which we can worship the ethereal beauty of the late Miss Hepburn.
A young adult man makes clear to his friend - a girl who is really troubled by being pretty enough for him - that she has to be the jewelry at his side and to follow his narrow viewed rules of etiquette.
The movies were not very good, it makes clear, but his marketing of them was brilliant, and he appears to have been a sweet, hardworking family man.
The outrage that Glover expresses through the "outrageous" elements in the films is both clear in its visceral aggressiveness and beautiful in its poetic potency.
The plot revolves around a female lawyer trying to clear her lover who is accused of murdering his wife.
While at first appearing like a boy band of sorts, the stylish attractiveness of the characters can partly be credited to just great art, with individual personalities creating clear and endearing distinctions among the characters.
The story is clear, accessible, amusing and interesting and the musical numbers are without a doubt exceptional.
I had largely missed this when I first saw the film some years ago, but it came through loud and clear yesterday.
It is clear that, as of the middle of the war, we knew exactly what was happening to the Jews.
A simple and clear plot but it drew me in and kept me captivated all the way through.
The way the director conducts the scenes to show the needs and privation of Eva is very clear.
The third and last film of this trilogy is finally crystal clear.
The tale of Homer Hickham and his dream of creating a rocket seem so simple at first, especially when the film is set in a mining town, where the future is as clear cut as the lumps of coal in the mine.
It begins with a vast factory complex crammed with people making a great variety of little things, parts of high-tech equipment presumably; it isn't really made very clear.
The second time I watched it, the connection was clear.
Christopher Smith is an obvious horror fan and this is made clear in his debut horror flick 'Creep'.
All the Gershwin songs are beautifully staged, but the most memorable are "It's Very Clear" (Caron and Kelly on the banks of the Seine) and "I Got Rhythm" (the kids of Paris joining Gene Kelly in "Une Chanson Americaine").
I reckon this isn't very original, and I'm sure many people won't appreciate the lack of content, but I forgive Smith and I think it's better this way than going over the top completely, "Jeepers Creepers"-style (that particular film started out great as well, but as soon as the Creeper's identity was clear it turned into a very mediocre horror effort).
This society suffers from hipocresy, and that comes clear when the students gain access to weapons skipping all fake controls.
But leading up to this point, it's never really clear as to why they are planning this out.
It'll all become clear.
Seen now it is clear that Antonioni was already aware of and fascinated by the heady mix of fervent enthusiasm for change and a lack of any clear vision for the future.
Although the denouement of the plot is pretty clear quite fast, director Steinmann attempts to maintain the mystery by keeping the evil present in the house "unseen" like the title promised.
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