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The fragmented story is of two Roman youths Encolpio (Martin Potter) the romantic adventurer and his close friend Ascilto (Hiram Keller) the equally adventurous, opportunistic but morally corrupt companion.
This is a real curiosity from the vaults, a late 60s Swedish sex education film which became an enormous box office hit across Europe and even, when it was finally released uncut with an X certificate, in the UK in 1973 (it was initially refused a certificate); this is historically interesting, as The Language of Love (as it was titled in English speaking markets) features some sections of actual hardcore footage, with close ups of fingers masturbating vaginas and a penis penetrating one.
It isn't as good a Bruce Lee movie, but its as close as I've had the fortune to see.
Jeff Goldblum was the 'perfect' actor for the character of a nerdy stock-broker-turned-Mickey-Spillane-wannabe detective, paired up with Ben Vereen who portrayed the role of con-man-extraordinaire that mimicked the roles of a vast array of characters... in order to close their cases.
After watching the film with a few close friends, days later we were still making comments to one another and having less-than-welcoming flashbacks of the images we witnessed.
Although this is not even close to being on my list of fav movies, it was worth the 4 bucks I paid to rent it.
I've seen Lon Chaney Jr. in close to a couple dozen movie and television roles, and except for his signature 'Wolf Man' from 1941, I never thought he was that good an actor.
I can handle the most gruesome of movies but this, hit to close to home and just haunted me.
Close to amateur with a non-existent script or storyline it seems the director asked a bunch of people to improvise accordingly to the premise of the movie using as much foul language as possible.
The story of Moses is done here and, although not totally Biblically accurate, this is about as close as it gets in Hollywood.
Vasquez used slow close ups at points for tension and meaning.
I saw "Sixth Sense" and "Lady in the Water" close to when they came out.
One or two 'jokes' about bowel movements could be funny....two could be amusing.....but this film, dedicated to that end of the alimentary canal is about as much fun to watch as it is to receive the endless enemas it delights in bringing to our close attention.
The cold reaction of the women in the mansion when their close friend Judy Hollander dies due to the insistence of Dale Bailey to leave their locked room is a shame.
First of all, I love kinda movies like this one and I consider myself lucky of having watched it last weekend in my former girlfriend's flat because she has always been a b-movies freak and so."The last word" is for me a deep story about cranks, a worn femme-fatale and the dummies of Hollywood.The resentful and witty character of Doc, a close friend of the main character that Timothy Hutton hides more than shows, stands out in a so powerful way that at the end, you realize that you was taken in about him.The girl is beautiful and confused -Michelle Burke acts sensitive and finally splendid compounding her Sara/Caprice character.Althought Hutton triumphs in his mission revealing the ambiguous talented guy, corrupted gleefully by Hollywood, Joe Pantoliano -incredible actor- offers a new dimension sticking behind Hutton every time he appears in scene, stealing the whole film.
The guy in Tim Robbins role was also a very close likeness.
From knowing my sibling, the director wasn't even close.
I've never wanted to sleep at the cinema before, but this time I actually longed to close my eyes and take a nap (I didn't, though).
Perhaps sticking with the UK moniker 'Close to Eden' wouldn't have sounded as much like the title of a Lifetime movie.
Years earlier a series of accidental deaths caused the park to close and for people to stay away.
He looks at the paper star left over from just-departed circus wagons, then waddles off as an iris close ends the film.
I sat through this ambitious film in its entirety because some very dear, close friends of mine loaned me the DVD and I made a commitment to them to watch it.
He uses mostly long pans and tracking shots, and then may stop to focus on a scene as he gradually pulls the camera in closer, but almost never to a close up.
Instead, we got close shots that could have been anywhere, and certainly shot in the style for 'straight to video".
While some people argue that "H.R. Puffinstuff" was the most psychedelic, drug-fueled kids' show of all-time (and of that period), I would say it comes in a close second to "L.L."! Watching "L.L" now, you can almost picture the haze of pot smoke and LSD trips the creators and writers of this show must have gotten their ideas from!
The film reminds me of two other films: Marty, a low-budget independent romance that won the Best Picture Oscar in 1955 and Big Night, which focuses on the close relationship between two very different brothers.
They are played by real-life brothers, who also co-wrote the screenplay with their close friend, the director.
I actually had to close my eyes to not get a headache!
this is not even close to the original!
Like anyone with a mare even remotely close to foaling would leave her outside.
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