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Also on the downside, the characters are never consistent in their views.
When I rented the movie "Mary Shelley's Frakenstein", I expected it to be consistent with the novel; hence, the reference to Mary Shelley in the actual title.
It just isn't consistent.
Denzel Washington startled me with his "decent" British accent and his ability to remain consistent throughout the film.
The story is narrated by two cheetahs who at least attempt to sound African, but all other roles are done in various accents - none of them consistent or ethnic.
The characterizations are not consistent throughout the movie -- it's like any character can change his or her mindset at any time.
But I guess to be consistent with the rest of the film, he acted horribly himself.
Beat Takeshi has created an anti-action flick, free of a huge soundtrack and consistent one-liners, whose grace is muddled only by awkwardly translated subtitling.
But aside from Daisy's consistent indecision, these elements are under-played.
In one of the best genre thriller of its type, this consistent execution, high-quality production provides an intellectual and mostly satisfying experience.
Even though the X's and nanny comes to make you tired while reading, that would have allowed an excellent adaptation: shorter but consistent with the humor of the book.
But in terms of weaving a consistent message with data, dialog, music, and both historical and current video - hauntingly amazing.
Actors play awfully, the story is unbelievable, the shift from theatre stage to ships not consistent.
Very consistent with the film.
The director, I. Michael Toth, telling us at the Festival that he "dreamed the story, including the prayer" and the Life Is A Dream in the production title are both consistent with my understanding of the film.
The storyline was consistent and the humor wasn't rude enough to offend, but it was rude enough to make you laugh.
Production Designer Chris Seagers makes use of understated but consistent lighting of and New Orleans streets and backgrounds just enough to give the real flavor of the Crescent City, which I have visited and experienced more than once.
In one of the most wacky uses of the flashback on record - these two grew up in the same house from very early childhood, remember - he starts to tell her of his past and as she knows most of this by definition, he mentions a consistent nightmare involving a man's feet wearing distinctive spurs.
THE MECHANIK has a bare-bones story - fairly big on the clichés, I might add, though thankfully not including a tired re-found love angle - but it's put together with a consistent style (you'll have to dig the contemporary look & editing, though) and the cinematography looks fine, using faded, stained colors with hard contrasts.
Production values are consistent with the lean approach, but one can gain much from the depth and range in Damian Lewis's performance of a mentally fragile and out of control man who finds it almost impossible to move beyond his obsessive approach of finding his daughter.
The characters have a limited range of expression, but what they feel and say is consistent and almost meditative.
Because of consistent plot holes, or rather underdevelopments, the audience must take great leaps of faith throughout the entire film, hardly any of which pay off.
Fields delivers consistent belly laughs and toward the end a marvelously understated bit of fatherly emotion.
In this view, Brad Dourif's "Doc" is the most consistent and audience-friendly of the lot, even if he's almost too worldly and wise, it would seem, for both period and locale.
It's funny and the plot is actually thought through and (sort of) consistent.
Multilateral development institutions have probably had their most consistent success when they serve as “knowledge” banks, helping to share experience, best practices, and technical knowledge across regions.
A comprehensive and consistent reform plan was already included in then-President Vladimir Putin’s own economic agenda at the beginning of his first term in 2000.
In our globalized world, a country’s optimal industrial structure – in which all industries are consistent with the country’s comparative advantages and are competitive in domestic and international markets – is determined by its endowment structure.
(And, in fact, many still claimed that the rally was not unsustainable, as the stock market was trading at a forward price-to-earnings ratio of about 15, consistent with its ten-year average, in mid-April.)
We outlined a dual strategy of reassuring the NATO allies that their interests would be defended while engaging with the Kremlin in a manner consistent with the 1997 NATO-Russia Founding Act and the 2002 Rome Declaration on the NATO-Russia relationship.
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