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Ok... Maybe I enjoyed this film because I clearly went to see it with a bunch of misconceptions...
Made in 1943 it clearly has a 'propaganda' element to it, ordinary British (plus one American) merchant seamen facing terrible adversity and just getting on with the job.
The concept that even at this age, people can still maintain, grow and explore all forms of sensuality and sexuality is very appealing - kind of makes me feel that there is sex after 50! Clearly the actors were treated so well and with much love - it comes through in the film.
Although clearly made on a low budget (there was a war on, you know), this movie still has the power to shock, albeit mildly.
Emlyn Williams is top-billed and co-star Anna Konstam appeared in only a handful of films including Waterloo Road before falling off the radar for some 30 years but the film is unbalanced in the last third by a tour de force from Ernest Thesiger in what is clearly a prototype Waldo Lydecker - there is even a facial resemblance especially in the mouth between Thesiger and Clifton Webb; both are aesthetes and both killers.
Noah Baumbach, the immensely talented writer, and director of "The Squid and the Whale" clearly demonstrates he is one of the brightest young directors working in America today.
Rocky clearly had challenges to overcome - and not all of them revolved around his face.
While I love the Star Wars universe, as well as independent film, but even understanding that this was clearly a labour of love created by fans, that doesn't exempt it from criticism.
This movie clearly suffers from a syndrome that was quite common the world of 80's horror cinema; namely the identity crisis.
Also, you can clearly notice that this is a "Jennifer Lopez production" since a lot of the "actors" in the movie are blood relatives of J-Lo.
I was very disappointed in Marc and as a puertorican I can say that ever since he got together with J-Lo he has lost a lot of ground with us puertoricans and this travesty of a movie clearly shows it.
Lewin is clearly the star here and I would like to see more of her.
Mary Pickford is clearly Mary Pickford.
Mary Tyler Moore has clearly shown us her true range as an actress here because in this film SHE IS Sante Kimes in all her ugly glory.
He was clearly unhinged.
Factoids: 1.'Short cut' road used is a clearly maintained county road.Never any maintenance, police or local use?
Not only does Godard torture the viewer on purpose, beginning right after he questions Allen about his then recent release of Hannah and Her Sisters with abrupt recurring title cards meant to scoff at Allen's film and segueing without direction into random and exasperatingly repetitive moments where music swells to the point where it drowns out the clearly uncomfortable Woody and displays inexplicable freeze frames of indeterminable screen time.
One only has to view Crawford on screen or in interviews to clearly see this.
This made-for-TV 'extravaganza' is clearly intended to cash in on the success of Raiders of the Lost Ark and the other Indiana Jones films; however it is but a very pale shadow.
And, more importantly for me, it is clearly an homage to film in general, and Bogart in particular.
Most importantly, it tells a relevant story in terms that are clearly understood and hits every note just right.
All in all, everyone clearly gave this their all, but it's not very good.
In his film, "Born in East L.A.", he clearly shows a man that has a good understanding about the issues at the heart of this entertaining movie.
The three girls in it are outgunning each other to see who can play it worse...I give it to the girl with the glasses simply because of the glasses..they just add that bit of unbelievability that clinches it for me...the plot is thinner than Kojack's wig...the script was written by someone clearly drunk...and the score...well...defies belief.
Both films were clearly inspired by "9 and a half weeks" (there is also a nod to Zulawski's Femme Publique) but D'Amato changed the story by putting the woman in control, a modification which works very well.
This is clearly a Holmes for the post Silence of the Lambs generation.
Clearly, it can't be as bad as Son of the Pink Panther... can it?
I've been spending a lot of time lately going through and watching all of Chaplin's oldest short comedies that he made for Keystone and Essanay, and with only a few left before I get into the 1920s I decided to jump ahead and watch this one, which is reportedly the last true silent film that Chaplin made, since there were elements of City Lights and especially Modern Times that were clearly moving toward the sound era.
This movie is so clearly a christmas classic that i can barely contain myself!
35 years later, the signature songs still rings clearly in my mind.
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