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That poor man: what is he still doing with someone who so clearly does not understand him!
There is clearly a cultural message going on, regarding violence, war, and man's inhumanity to man.
While the film sometimes relies on stereotypes (particularly with some of the minor characters), it also presents rich, fleshed- out characters that are clearly individuals with their own histories and experiences that they and those around them have to contend with.
The film is, clearly, an ancestor of THE CEMENT GARDEN but it creates a world impossible to emulate.
She alone gives her role any gravitas at all; the other characters (particularly the female offspring) have clearly trained for their roles by watching crappy American reality TV shows.
Although I was not expecting this to be a classic bit of comedy, I clearly had no idea that the script would be so weak that it could not be saved even with the best efforts of Nicholson and Sandler.
First, the animation is clearly cheaply done and looks more like a fifteen minute show on cartoon network than a film.
He's clearly got some kind of a performance on his mind, the problem is that it comes off rather bizarre and not really watchable.
The film is clearly "pre-code" meaning the code was down in ink but largely ignored by studios until enforcement in 1934.
I would have rather been able to sum up Rag Tale as MINUS 10 but 1 out of 10 was the lowest I could award. 1 out of 10 is clearly undeserved praise and might (horror of horrors) encourage this egregious blight on cinema to direct another movie.
The cinematography was great, it's meant for a film like this. the guy doing it clearly had the right idea and it works very well for low-budget.
The people who wrote this miniseries clearly read the Cliff's Notes instead of the book.
Well it turned out to be a great film, and actually better than "TBI" in that the relationships between the father and his sons were more clearly defined and developed in this film.
Faust... is a miasma of eye-rolling sexcapades (dressed up in a way that is clearly meant to seem demonic, but that falls exceedingly short), poor and tired special effects, and a completely incomprehensible plot.
Gabby and Alan clearly adore one another.
He calls the women "ma'am" and you can clearly see his respect for them.
This featured another original film-script written by Zalman King, and its name was not derived from any previous literary or dramatic work, but was clearly intended to exploit the reputation which WO-1 had earned - no doubt its sub-title was also selected with the same objective.
Like the movie "Shall We Dance?", it clearly showed a true aspect of Japan.
The struggle against sin and hypocrisy was fairly well represented, the judgmentalism of the early Puritan community in which its set is clearly portrayed.
Unlike Premonition, which had so many plot inconsistencies that made the film unwatchable, the writers of this screenplay clearly gave their plot line a lot of thought.
Two of the cast of the current TV hit "It ain't half hot mum!" make an appearance but were clearly uncomfortable with a script that makes the Croft/Perry series seem like the work of Noel Coward.In particular Mr Windsor Davies - a very funny man - is wasted in the role of a randy butcher off for a weekend's leering with the near - catatonic Mr Jack Douglas.
A wonderful "little" film, that uses strong, clearly drawn characters to tell a powerful story.
The soundtrack has not survived the years as clearly as I would like, but the movie as a whole is one that I return to over and over again to watch all the way through, and I can't say that of any other Astaire/Rogers film.
I didn't realise that the screenplay was adapted from a book by Amber Frey, which clearly put the balance in her favour.
i was just flicking through channels when i saw an ad for reaper....directed by Kevin smith....now this came as a surprise to me as I'm usually up to date with his works....a regular on the IMDb page as well as the message boards...so decided to give it a go....mostly anything Kevin smith does (despite saying that after jay and silent bob strike back he was quiting the industry...) is good in my book :) and i was pleased to see that this was no exception....the plot is great...and not (as another user posted) like Shaun of the dead...similarities in certain things perhaps...but clearly not based on Shaun of the dead... i would however recommend this series to any fan of Kevin smith or even any fan of comedy...its a warm light hearted comedy about a kid whose just really not had the best start to being 21...:)
Jackie is ok, but this is clearly not his best work.
It is so clearly shot with them lying down horizontally.
The aforementioned WARM WATER UNDER A RED BRIDGE is likewise down-to-earth realistic for the most part, but it also includes clearly fantastic elements that make it more akin to the live-action fantasy born of anime than "straight" drama.
Everyone pretty clearly knows or suspects about Jossi and Jagger's affair, but they're willing to leave it private, and to deal with individual feelings as personal and of value.
This dreadful movie is clearly a candidate for one of the 10 worst movies ever made.
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