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The splendor and special effects was top rate although done not too complicated,which gave a crystal clear view of the surroundings.
Oh! Calcutta was a clear sign of the times, and still is a pleasure to watch.
I enjoyed this a lot more the second time when I could see it on a very clear DVD print.
When I was growing up in the 60's I used to go matinées and watch Hercules and even the later TV series with Kevin Sorbo as Hercules.I read that Hercules is the son of Zeus and as the years passed into my later 40's I finally grew to accept there is only one God.The one who counts and God made it clear in His 1st Commandment Thou Shalt Not Have No Other gods Before Me.Zeus is a (false god) I used to think the Hercules films and TV show and even the cartoon were great,But after God wrote His Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai which I call The Capitol Of God's World was all I needed to know God is the only God,all other gods and goddesses are false and they go against God's 1st Commandment.So it was written by My Father.
I've also seen some of his funnier stuff like his two silent films and it's clear that this is a filmmaker who likes to work in many different genres and be one of a kind.
Although there was a clear leader, it was more balanced on a party of characters.
However, I was very pleased to find, within ten minutes of the film starting, that it was clear that I was wrong; it was a very complex movie, looking at various problems/blessings that the main character's condition meant.
As for the question of polygamy, it is very clear from the beginning that the filmmakers have no idea how it was practiced among the Mormons.
An epic usually involves fanfares, passionate pretentious statements in the script and clear messages on right and wrong.
I'll be loud and clear to anyone who'll listen what I think of it, and that it should be banned.
There were some obvious small things like editing mistakes that made it clear that not a lot work was put into finishing this but instead it was just put on the movie shelves as soon as it could.
The only thing that disturbed me in this movie is its clear bias towards pro-choice, which is obvious from the very beginning.
While the Beasts of the Dark do make for some cool critters, the reasons for their actions at the end are not altogether made fully clear.
Whenever you decide to venture into the Science Fiction section of your video store, steer clear of this film.
Irony has never been so abundantly clear.
Everyone in the film is at their best, and the director seems to have a clear vision of what he wants the viewer to see and feel.
An atrocious mess of a production, with even worse direction, it's a real pity because its story could have been something quite interesting, but this is a clear example of some idiotic filmmakers trying to maximise sales by casting B list American actors.
While the other shows that air alongside it (Jerry Springer and Steve Wilkos) are pretty clear in their intentions Maury's show is different.
The future is clear.
This is the type of film that some might say only becomes clear in the final minutes.
I said earlier that I would only partially agree with someone if they said that it only becomes clear in the end.
It may become clear, but it raises more questions than an answer should.
Just to make it clear: yes, I think that this film tells an important story but am I the only one who had the feeling that this film is mostly about it's director?
The death scenes usually consist of an over exposure in the photography, wiping the picture clear with bright light.
For once it is reasonably clear why the heroine falls in love with the hero, and also the motivation of the hero, even if it is unlikely, is well presented.
It starts to become clear that not everyone is telling the truth as to why they are on Snape Island.
I want to make this clear, I quite enjoy Jean-Claude Van Damme and his movies, I recommended Bloodsport,Kickboxer and Universal Soldier.
The only thing that mars it, keeping it from rating a 10, are the cutesy-poo children and the saccharine music on the soundtrack, making it perfectly clear exactly how you were supposed to feel at any given moment.
Beautiful, unspoiled beaches, palm trees, clear turquoise seas obviously photographed through polarizing filters, clear deep blue skies, it makes one think of Polynesia though nothing in the credits gives any indication as to the whereabouts.
This film might be of interest to hardcore Laura Gemser fans; but everyone else had best stay clear of it.
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