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this one was like super creative and awesome i love this movie every one who likes comedy needs to see this movie its awesome.
I enjoyed the stephen king tale, i thought it did a good job from adapting from the book and it was creative, but the second story, was the most god awful thing ive ever seen on film, it was just horrible, i was in pain watching this, do your self a favor turn this movie off right after the first story, the second one is so bad.
The musics composed are very creative and very touching, where the Miles compose music with Sarah's heart beat.
He's not even creative enough to be Ed Wood!
Kudos goes to the director and his creative staff for approaching this heavily debated topic with such fearless creativity.
The fruition of this pure intention translates into an extremely creative and awe inspiring endeavor that this reviewer hopes to be just the first of many more to come.
Too many indie directors take a concept and some creative ideas and then simply relegate the acting to the lowest priority possible.
Creative and impressive in virtually every scene, capturing a time and a place as thoroughly as Kubrick could in ersatz documentary style.
Days of our lives get a 10 in my opinion for amazing acting; creative story lines & amazing connections with are world and a different world.
Camera-work under supervision from cinematographer Gilbert Taylor is strikingly effective and creative but general mistreatment of basic rules of continuity sinks this effort despite its pretty scenic effects.
But recently the endings are much more creative and actually push this fun show beyond a 10.
Life in the whale is such a creative element.
How creative.
It's reputed that Milestone was unsatisfied with the creative control he was given with picture and the final cut was not what he intended.
I thoroughly enjoyed this French farce that was boldly colorful, imaginatively creative, and passionately contrived.
The show's creative team seems to have an eye for the high school experience and their vision transcends the setting.
I can sleep better at night knowing that if it weren't for the Hoff, modern cinema as we know it would be choking on its own creative vomit.
No, they gamble with other people's lives and this leads to creative minded people like Uwe, who see a tort and do something about it, make films that show true depictions of what really happened no matter how bloody.
Creative, silly, constantly surprising, if better known it would be a major cult movie perhaps it will be one now that it is getting a DVD release.
Can a creative team overcome the obvious technical and narrative difficulties inherent in the prospect of filming the Hemingway novella 'The Old Man and the Sea?' Well... no!
I have never seen another film showing 2 different points of view to the same situation - very creative!
One of the most outstandingly creative, intelligent, well-crafted philosophical filmic SF journeys in decades!
I think they used up all their creative energy on "Home" and then just threw this crap together at last minute.
This guy is not creative, he shouldn't do any more action films if the action puts you to sleep.
Four years were necessary by this film's creative team to raise funding adequate for screening the work, with its setting in Montreal, and its essence as a narrative wayward albeit its production characteristics may well offset its storyline weaknesses for some who will view it by video tape.
Excellent B-movie crime caper story with an A-movie complex twist pulled by the caper's Mr. Big, Preston Foster as Mr. "Foster"(how creative!).
When it was decided to make a film version, the original creative team (Stephen Sondheim, Hugh Wheeler and director Harold Prince) decided to alter their work.
Every scene propels the film through the collaboration of Gilbert and Sullivan, hitting most of the high points and portraying the lows with the sympathy and understanding that creative geniuses deserve.
Very creative use of video, 16 and 35mm.
This was a very creative cartoon for the early 1930s!
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