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I'll say it loud and clear to everyone who has failed to realize it, " Whaley Rules! ".
All performances are believable and the diction is as clear as if it were an American made movie.
They were discovered doing unsavory things and then what happened from there isn't clear but it seems they were dealt with nastily.
Even without many words, director Paula van der Oest puts together a clear, interesting and compelling story.
Okay, first, I'll make it clear that I am not a Mummy fan.
The message is loud and clear: working class people are happier than the guys with all the money, because their emotional lives are purer and not spoiled by capitalist values.
Never was quite clear about what this film was about.
For those who have not heard much about Filipino cinema, it must be made clear that Laurice Guillen is a respected figure of Filipino film industry.She has played many memorable roles as its leading film actress.As a matter of fact her popularity and fame is not at all different from that of the other master woman director Marilou Diaz Abaya.As far as this film is concerned it is weak in many ways.
Her main concern during her confinement seems to be how to foil the ankle device, not thinking about her screwed-up life, or how to clear her name.
First things first, I want to clear something up.
It is head and shoulders clear of the rest.
While both turn out stellar performances they are wasted in a disjoint story which bounces between multiple subplots -- and it isn't clear which plot is the 'main' plot -- and dubious flashbacks.
It's not often that a story with such a clear moral message is this entertaining.
good action here, the plot involves Snipes (Jack Toliver) as a disgraced ex-Delta Force soldier who has been living as a professional thief for the past couple of years.. living and working in Europe, his latest heist for $20 million in cash goes horribly wrong, as a teammate is killed.. there's a mole on his team, and Jack has to deal with the Romanian criminal underworld to find out just who betrayed him-- meanwhile, a beautiful, blonde, British NATO M.P. is on his case, who is trying to clear her name as an accomplice (she was briefly kidnapped by Toliver during his escape from the botched robbery).. the "macguffin" here is a rare, "lost" Van Gogh painting worth $65 million.. Jack has it stashed, and the villains are trying to find him so they can get it back..
It's quite clear throughout this movie that nobody in it has ever acted before....except for possibly bit roles in Anal Paprika 3: Menage-a-Death (it's a real movie).
There are a lot of mixed feelings throughout the film and it is very much clear, although not many words are said.
The mixed feelings between the characters are clear through the way that the camera moves around between the characters.
This is no guilty pleasure and this certainly isn't a study of anything remotely interesting despite the clear intentions it has.
The Red Violin will be rewarding for those who pay attention, and a pain for those who don't, because the transaction of the violin from person to person isn't smooth, whoever is not willing to pay attention should steer clear.
It is hardly an anatomy at all, it is more a smathering of clichés and clear cut definitions.
After listening to the commentary on the DVD I have to temper my criticism of the film since its clear that the scenes from the original heist film were actually really good.
I think that's clear.
But let's be clear just now and sweep away some of the hyperbole, it's not the greatest sci-fi movie ever made.
If you want to have a clear picture of how the daily life under Stalin's USSR was, you must see this great movie.
In short, All Passion Spent is an clear example of what television can be when those involved care enough to bring all their best, unselfishly, to a project.
If you are ready to lose 90 pointless minutes of your lives that you will never get back, and get your intelligence insulted, then watch this! otherwise steer clear of this awful, horrible "documentary" movie.
He's even more perturbed when his boss makes it clear that Todd will be in charge of training the Indian workers to efficiently handle orders while sounding as American as possible; that's important since the firm markets all-American knickknacks, such as miniature flags, hot dog toasters and Wisconsin cheese hats.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that if you liked the first movie....... then steer clear of this one.....
It's clear audiences must have taken to a lot of fighting in films then, but the repeated scrapes come off as pure silliness.
even though the film focuses more on the italian businessman, the struggle for survival that most Albanians had to go and still have to is quite clear.
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