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This episodes creates some sort of standard pattern, repeated several times on TNG as well as DS 9 and Voyager.
Estimable designer Erno Metzner creates stark sets that simulate the tragedy, providing a perception of reality, augmented by matchless sound editing, with the only music being produced by integral orchestras during the beginning and ending portions of a work for which aural effects possess equal importance with the eminent director's fascinating visual compositions.
This is about a mad scientist who creates a half shark - half man type critter on an uncharted island, then calls up all his old business and academic buddies to come and see his creation (evil laugh) but actually he wants his sharkman to kill them!
Jacknife is about the diseases of the soul that war creates.
He creates characters, embodies them with life, problems, and ambiguity ... and endows them with a reality that often hits far closer to home than with which many are comfortable.
He directed this movie a bit like he creates music, it's a mix of everything.
Like Thompson's book this movie creates a dark and surreal world where passion overcomes logic and the double cross is never far at hand.
In "The Man in the White Suit", inventor Sidney Stratton (Alec Guinness) creates a suit that never gets dirty.
Movies are part of our lives in evolutionary times Soraj creates something thats hard to find.
The script by brothers John and Rick Dahl contains delicious twists and turns, and John's direction creates a terrific "neo noir" atmosphere.
He creates a killer for his latest novel and then he starts seeing the killer roaming around in his house.
A mad scientist creates an almost undetectable poisonous gas.
Instead of focussing on an over complex corruption scandal, it creates wonderful characters who show the human side of failure an political bribery, The final scenes with each of the main characters are wonderfully written and acted.
Ustinov creates a clever and divisive plot that has him cleverly going from two bit con man to ingenious... Well you'll see.
On balance, one must hand the bays to Mischa Auer, who clearly steals the picture as an emotional movie star, a role which he largely creates, and to the director for his clever closing homage to Busby Berkeley's filmic spectacles.
It creates some of the most awesomely unforgettable feelings and emotions you can possibly imagine.
In front and behind the camera he creates one of the most uncomfortable masterpieces I had the pleasure to see and see and see again.
Mainly through cinematography, but also using an ingenious score, he creates a chilling and ominous tone that resides over the entire film and thoroughly gets my spine tingling from the start.
David Duchovney creates a role that he was to replicate somewhat in Californication - the troubled talent.
It all creates a very vivid picture of a life that's long gone.
He creates a fake magazine just to have the authority to interview the swine of Los Angeles- the actors, the models, the musicians- who believe that their own defecation doesn't smell.
The bright early fall sunshine creates a cool atmosphere to this lucid examination of people in a welfare society.
Walter Matthau is a perfect Einstein, Meg Ryan creates a quirky, scatter-brained mathematician, and Tim Robbins brings to life the contradictions of a poorly educated working man who is fascinated by science.
It's not the most pleasant of films and is weighed down by the drama it creates, leading to a dismal and very fitting conclusion in a blizzard.
He creates a darkly funny portrait.
What makes this show so unique is the hyper-reality it creates.
But this is a totally character and emotional based drama, bordering on melodrama (however, without the conventions that bog down lesser ones), and with the style in the finest path of the budding film-noir movement, Visconti creates a debut that's as involving as any other neo-realist film.
Altman creates a suspenseful, Gothic atmosphere but the script is weak.
And, as in any story about any war, beyond any historical significance it is the personal discord behind the greater conflict that creates the emotional impetus that makes it involving.
Firelight glistening off of smooth and muscled skin creates stunningly beautiful imagery.
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