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It bothers me when someone comments that an issue was not covered enough or it was not entertaining enough.
Most of the other commentators have covered the story, a murder mystery within a musical, but I wanted to add a few additional notes.
Everything is covered.
He is hiding out from the cops when he bursts into Ruby (Jean Harlow)'s apartment, to find her covered in bubbles in the bathtub, no less.
All of the major bases in the decades are covered, and they're all interesting to note as views into post-modern history and from different sides.
But it almost doesn't cover enough, or at least what is covered at times is given a once over when it could deserve more time.
All covered in mud and hay, she spent the next 4 years in the "tin can."
Robert Taylor was wooden; Eleanor Parker, pretty; Victor Jory's face was covered but we were treated to his wonderful voice.
It also covered the story of King Arthur better than any other film before or since.
It's the kind of movie that is hidden on the lowest shelf at your local videostore, covered in dust.
(The media also hardly covered the deaths of Hendrix, Joplin and Morrison.)
If you watch it with people, you become punchdrunk immediately as you try to rationalize why a guy who was strangled is covered in blood and why a girl with her wrists gashed has only lost about a teaspoon.
There's loneliness and loss here, but it's covered in a way that makes you just fall in love with the characters and care for them, hope they come through.
But the sentiment behind it is very much appreciated (although it was already being "covered" by Nichelle Nichols - still never too much of a good thing).
It was winter of 1961, a time when the streets of America was covered in a blanket of snow.
Davis keeps those famed eyes covered with dark glasses for about 90 percent of the time.
Somehow Chow Yun Fat figures into the mess as a cop investigating a murder that he really committed and wants to keep covered up.
In Bamboozled, reflecting the interested by white teenagers in Hip Hop, one member of the rap group is white and is the only survivor of a police shootout ("why me? why me? kill me too!"), and in the followers of the television series is a "Sicilian Nigger", an italo-american that covered his face with blackface and wants to act "black".
I won't bother to rehash the plot, which has been amply covered by previous posters, but will say that the production values, acting, and script are all top-notch.
So even though I feel that it is an important topic, it could have been covered in a better way, or at least it should have had a Long message in the end.
Eve has a crush on Jonathan that tells her that a couple of hours later, his mistress and actress Charlotte Inwood (Marlene Dietrich) had come to his apartment with her dress covered of gore and telling that she had killed her husband.
This movie butchers it's only selling point when during the "love scene" the wholly untalented miss Vincent stays covered, unlike in Cabin Fever when she is involved in multiple raunchy scenes.
While the X-Files may have covered this ground in a somewhat tactful manner, this film presents its ideas so crudely that it is hard not to gag.
Also includes spastic idiot drug abuse and fecal covered sheets!
This version is a British live production with a few notable British comedians covered in makeup and costumes so you hardly recognize them(especially Dudley Moore but also including Peter Sellers).
Ryan Pinkston did fine but then movie is too bad to be covered up by the acting only.
While Expendableman covered most of the salient aspects of this fine bit of cinematography he missed one item.
Expendableman covered the aspects of the movie which require you to suspend your rational mind or at least douse it with alcohol.
yes the major plot points could be covered in 5 minutes.. but that's not the point of drama.
When Bernie is brutally murdered and a baby goes missing from the projects, Helen is arrested, having been found at the scene of both crimes, covered in blood and wielding a weapon.
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