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I admit I have not seen the classic Alistair Sim version and I'm sure someday I will but I would be blown away if it touched even close to this amazing eighties version.
I don't know if I'd consider it a masterpiece of not, but it's damn near close; it's extremely well made, artistic, suspenseful, intricately plotted, thematically challenging and full of bleak foreshadowing and sexual-religious imagery.
It is a simple story of how close co-workers can become and how two people who have great animosity towards each other fall in love though unusual circumstances.
A welcome addition to the series in David Straithrain (hope i spelled that close to right) as a seedy CIA agent out to kill Bourne.
I think only a father who has a close relationship with his family can truly appreciate what Jimmy Morris did.
Turns out, I could have never imagined this movie, because it's very close to "The Bride with White Hair" in being operatic and dealing with the fantastic.
I particularly liked the van that flips in midair before it even comes close to touching an exploding truck.
She's not even close.
Perhaps this film is to close to the bone of reality to earn the support it should have received.
Its main disadvantage is that it seems like it was made-for-TV: Full screen, and though there were several sex scenes, there was absolutely no nudity (but boy did it come close!).
Pay close attention.
They beam down to this planet, whose sun is scheduled to go nova in 3 or 4 hours (that's cutting it close!).
The close friendship between Moore and Sir John is rather endearing.
Of course after much ado they eventually end up in each others arms and it all comes to a predictable and pleasing close.
I chanced upon this movie because I had a free non-new release from Blockbuster and needed to grab something quickly, as the store was getting ready to close for the evening.
It is as close to movie magic as I have ever seen outside of the " Star Wars " movies, and, given what those films are like, that means this film deserves a high rating indeed.
If you as I have a very close and long relationship with the world of Tintin....do yourself a favor and watch this beautiful documentary about Hergé and his life creating Tintin.
well, i said it all in the summary, i simpley adore the movie and the cast...i would give each actor an Oscar...great, great movie...i'm 25 now and i watched it 4 times in different periods and i always think i won't cry and i always do, about 2 or 3 times...;) meryl s. was absolutely brilliant, jeremy irons also..just brilliant...i wish the movie received more awards... i really don't know anybody who watched it and didn't loved it... also, glenn close was fantastic... the story was beautiful and sad at the same time... i loved the fact that despite everything clara and esteban loved each other so much, and how blanca was close to her parents...
This one was very close to me and touched me deeply, so beautifully handled, thanks, Merideth.
Ossessione, adapted loosely (or if it is as loose or close to the version I saw of James M. Cain's The Postman Always Rings Twice with Jack Nicholson and Jessica Lange I can't be certain) by first time director Luchino Visconti, is no less outstanding with usage of mis-en-scene, music (both diegetic and non-diegetic), and the acting.
As far as Vietnam subject films go, I think it is the best one, although Platoon runs a close second.
Him and a few close friends travel across the country to Los Angeles with the goal of getting his wheelchair customized on MTV's, Pimp My Ride, one of his favorite shows.
It's very harsh and cruel at some points and sadly it's very close to reality.
The great actor Basil Rathbone is,I must admit, a close second but, is still second.
This film is very close to Jon Anderson's definitive bio on Che and gets the story right.
I'm not sure I would recommend someone to go see this film, especially someone close, but for me...it is a movie that puts things into perspective, that shows real pain, and is therefore much relevant to being alive.
"Where is the Wonder" is very cool and elegant, and her "People" number, surrounded by an orchestra who tap for her at the song's close, is stunning.
Act III, before a studio audience (made up of lucky fan club devotees), begins with a powerful version of "When the Sun Comes Out" (Streisand actually looks out of breath at the dramatic close), followed by "Why Did I Choose You?" (probably her best early song), a too-quick "Lover, Come Back to Me" (where she's ultimately drowned out by the orchestra), and a 'Funny Girl' medley.
Alas the powers of the YMCA decided to close down the camp and sell it to the state of MD.
To close, I'd like to say, "The Sopranos" is the real deal folks.
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