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An emotional journey through the bands creation of songs and the struggles that surround the creative processes.
If she doesn't want to do the scene then just don't do it, or even be a little creative with you shot choices, instead we get one of the most unconvincing body double shots ever filmed.
The levels are however, a tad repetitive and not very creative.
Something like Mafia Vs Ninja needs to be reviewed with these potential qualities in mind: humor (intentional or otherwise), creative fighting styles/ gimmicks, quirkiness, and overall effect.
and even though none of the fighting in this film is too well done, the setups are creative, and the grittyness of them helps make them entertaining.
Gizmo! is a documentary centered around man's creative instinct.
Stupid shots in petty attempts to be creative, cliché' dialogue and terrible acting, and the only thing that put this film up in the box office was a good preview.
Now I know it is only a film, and, yes, maybe I am over analyzing here - but this Hammer entry lacks the ingenuity, creative spark, and acting/directorial talents associated with Hammer.
I thought this show was creative, unique, very funny, and most amazing of all-clean.
H.G. Lewis tried to top "Blood Feast" with this somewhat creative clunker about a magician who saws people in half-- literally.
Before moving on to their prolific (and highly successful) POPEYE series (as well as into their unfortunate GABBY series--just imagine Elmer Fudd without his macho sex appeal), Paramount's Fleischer brothers poured their creative genius into BETTY BOOP.
It is very interesting and holds your attention throughout the film with a unique and creative style.
This is immensely creative and imaginative.
The prominent British horror production studios like Hammer and Amicus sadly ceased to exist during the mid-70's, and this loss also seemed to have a negative impact on the creative skills of the contemporary writers.
I can't say that it is the worst movie ever because no film can be worse than Pulp Fiction and Jackass part 1 & 2. The food fight scene was creative at start then was very funny.
In this Chabrolesque psychological thriller, Francois Ozon, poses some difficult questions about the nature of the creative process through the character of successful English crime writer Sarah Morton,played brilliantly by Charlotte Rampling.
For the most part this film is pretty lousy as the acting is some of the worst I've seen in a flick with a budget as large as this films' is, the scares are also somewhat predictable as well as unoriginal---however though, when I think about it now how psychotically creative (for lack of a couple of better words) could one really be with a hook anyway?
A craptacular knock-off off Bill & Ted (a master-piece in comedy, in comparison), which honestly is mostly funny because it was made quite some time ago and was sort of creative.
Aspiration to make 'serious' films and the cherishing of a film as one's child violently confronted the parental responsibilities of Kieslowski's protagonist, who gave in to creative impulses.
He is not clever, funny, interesting, creative, or daring.
At the core, of course, is the producer who at the time had as more creative say than anyone else on the set.
The action is fast paced throughout and they come up with some pretty creative ways for characters to get killed.
They have the business acumen and the creative ability to make films which are pleasing to the discerning viewer as well as the cash registers.
This is a creative and imaginative story line.
If this were done on purpose, if the direction taken when making this was to show how chaotic these fights were, then it would have been a good creative call.
This picture is nothing more than a dose of mindless fun, with some creative killings (have you ever seen an umbrella impaling before?) and some funny moments of self-reflection (the scene in the movie theater is a standout).
The movie isn't that great unless you have worked in that field specifically as a creative or as an account executive.
Oh, it undoubtedly was a hit at the Toronto Film Festival as the beautiful people oohed and aahed at its daring innovation and creative groundbreaking.
I recommend this to anyone who has an interest in the creative process of filmmaking.
the reason why i laugh during any horror movie is because how creative horror movies are with killings.
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