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Clearly, whatever slice of an already limited budget was apportioned to the special effects department was grossly inadequate.
The Hanson Brothers were fantastic in the first movie and they clearly did this movie for a paycheck.
Clearly loaded with talent, in my opinion at least most of his movies have been disappointments.
Still, the film was artfully edited and clearly a lot of money was spent on it.
I saw this when it was released and never forgot it, most of my friends also remember it clearly!
Clearly, "Bride Wars" isn't aimed at intelligent minds.
Some say it is just violent, but I clearly see a anti-violent message in there along with criticism of the media making heroes without thinking about the consequences first.
Yet another jokey gangster film which proliferated the screens in the wake of BONNIE AND CLYDE (1967); the ragtime score, then, is clearly inspired by the recent success of THE STING (1973).
Show creator Sherry Coben clearly wanted to tell the story of independent females making it in the city.
And how do you misuse Bill Murray by just letting him run for a train he clearly won't catch?
True, it's a poor telling of the novel, bits from which are stuck together without the structure of it being clearly conveyed or, apparently, recognized.
This is a movie everyone should see, since it drives home only too clearly the lesson that freedom can never be taken for granted, that what happened in Nazi Germany or Fascist Italy could happen here too.
This was clearly a movie to cash in on the success of the original,only they replaced a likable cast,with a bunch of whiny snobs,who couldn't act there way out of a paper bag!.
There was some kind of money in this movie, clearly, and some of the flashing lights and stuff amount to a dream date for stoners, but it's still an 80s sci-fi epic from the director etc.
Austin Powers (Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery) is most often compared to James Bond, but he's clearly more like this version of Matt Helm than he ever was to 007.
I also liked how the movie made the marines have a prayer after the insane slaughter of civilians who clearly had no weapons.
I think the reason there's no cross-cutting is that there's no content - some lawyer clearly wouldn't let them talk about Moog's battles with the company that bears his name (don't ask me for more detail), and all that's left is a sequence of short arbitrary rambles - still life with Gershon Kingsley, still life with DJ Spooky (who is a pompous ass), Moog picking bell peppers, et cetera, plus some wan recitations of the word 'spirituality.'
The Hansons are clearly trying to keep their careers going, despite being rather long in the tooth.
by Massimo Pirri reminded me a little bit an infamous "Maladolescenza",but it was not as graphic.Still the sex scene between the girl and the killer may certainly upset some viewers,albeit the girl is clearly replaced by an older body-double.The story of "L'Immoralita" is morally dubious,however the acting is quite good and there is enough sleaze to satisfy any self-respecting smut peddler.I'd recommend this film for fans of Italian exploitation.7 out of 10.
This is partly because of the wonderfully expressive actress playing the part, and partly because it is easy to recall how we felt about things as children and recognize how we would react to the clearly drawn situations of the film.
They were clearly made by people who'd only just found a video camera.
Some of the material was clearly put there merely to be controversial, to tick off the censors and/or otherwise provoke, and while there are points where you can definitely tell that PhD's wrote this, there certainly are also ones where it doesn't feel like that at all.
Clearly a low budget movie, but they can make for great cinema because of the love effort to make a story come alive.
Alejandro is clearly one among the most talented directors of the new generation.
Also, producer-director Milestone clearly insisted on an unusual degree of realism in portraying life among California's migrant farm workers.
Clearly it was a cynical ploy to cash in on the success of the previous year's White Heat which provided Cagney with one of his finest gangster roles.
The plot is difficult to explain as its just about two guys in a convenience store and one weird day, the script is sharp with plenty of humour but clearly has something to say no matter how muddled.
The film cleverly and clearly explains many aspects of why the world is in trouble while allowing that we do still have time to stop the worst happening IF WE CHANGE NOW.
St. Helens clearly fits this latter category.
Devaney gets great performances from his cast, he tells a powerful story without showing off the superb technique he clearly has and he gives you memorable images without a huge art department framing them and lighting them and stuffing them into your skull.
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