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The film was written and directed by Jeffrey Nachmanoff, who clearly has considerable talent.
The attempts at 3-D effects are pretty laughable in their earnestness, and for an action movie, an awful lot of the actual action occurs just off-screen -- saving money on stuntmen and stagecoaches, I suppose, but diluting the feel of the down-and-dirty Western this clearly wants to be taken for.
The monsters and the special effects are not perfect and you can clearly see that is a doll in many of the scenes, but that's what makes the movie a trash cult.
Indeed Delpy clearly has the aesthetic, subject material and script content in her own mind as well.
In one particular sequence, which clearly got edited back into the film after an initial censorship, we explicitly witness how a poor guy gets castrated for messing around with Don Vito's woman and subsequently gets thrown into the acid.
Budget was clearly a problem with this film.
Bette Midler proves that she can single-handedly make a film worth watching in FOR THE BOYS, an overlong but rewarding comedy-drama with music which chronicles the relationship between singer Dixie Leonard and comic Eddie Sparks (James Caan), a character clearly patterned after Bob Hope, which begins during a WWII USO tour and concludes in the present where the glamorously aging couple are being reunited for a television special.
Even thought the film had its moments of shining light, it was clearly evident that the majority of crap I saw over wrote it.
Yet they have endured the test of time, and clearly set the stage for the various Star Trek series.
The Attic Expeditions refrains from explaining too clearly what is going on.
They are clearly a minimalist musician, using few notes and play them in a loop.
Many Italian genre films do this but it's rarely convincing and was clearly done in an attempt to appeal to the Anglo-American market.
Hacking into what was clearly analog CCTV!?
The filmmakers took great care in crafting this story and it clearly shows as we follow Matt's journey though the film.
While dragon ball and dragon ball z are two of the best animes ever created the pitiful ending that it was given doesn't do it any justice.Dragon Ball GT was clearly poorly written while it was some what entertaining it is a utter disgrace to previous dragon ball sagas.The fact that is was canceled was shame enough.The creators should have just ended it with Dragon Ball Z as the original plan was.Another thing,Goku in his super saiyan 4 form is as cocky as Vegeta since when Goku has the cockiness of Vegeta.All he is babbling about is what he is capable of when really there doesn't seem to be much strength in that form.Its Super Saiyan 4 for God sakes at Super Saiyan level 1 he seemed to had more power.How the hell you could get trashed so much at level 4?Very disappointed in this stupid end to a brilliant anime saga.
And he says some things that are clearly geared to embarrassing to litigants, too.
The interiors of the mansion is clean, cool, yet as the characters clearly describe, has an atmosphere of death.
He is also clearly experimenting with different techniques, he hasn't quite found his own unique film language.
The movie is clearly made just to entertain few friends.
If you stop the frame where the killer is standing outside the building after doing the deed you can clearly see the man is definitely older and shorter than Sean Connery is and he is not dressed as well, he also is not carrying the cane that Connery was holding earlier in the tavern scene.
This movie clearly was made with an agenda, and that was to depict the South as being a place full of dirt poor, stupid, inbred rednecks with more fleas than sense.
It was clearly the director's intent to make their fidelity ambiguous.
In Red Dawn, clearly taking place in 1984, America is invaded by Cubans (allied with Russians).
We struggled to find the right director, who could give it the right kind of film noir look at which Theroux was clearly aiming.
Clearly, Pixar is THE studio that sets the animation standard.
Also I thought that the actor Richard Ruccolo was clearly overacting, thus making his role less realistic.
It is clearly both.
Via this and subsequent flashbacks we get a picture of a disturbed child, Jeb, who is never accepted by the other boy, Adam, in the family whilst clearly loved by Wright.
While the moment was clearly for comic effect, her staying obliviously frozen in the pose long past what was needed is to me emblematic of the frozen stereotype that her character was, and it is not fair to say that her character was simply all the "Mammie" could be.
She clearly had some unsuitable male friends,but she wasn't a "victim".
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