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This however should not take away credit that is due to Konkana and Shabana Azmi for relating so well with the characters!
A credit to all involved.
It looks to me that these guys probably deserve as much credit as anyone for giving the skateboarding world a jolt and they've provided some good footage of their innovations to back it up.
The short loop of the title credit song on the DVD menu is well-timed, and sounds like Slint.
please, this movie deserves much more credit than it gets.
But yet, he does not get credit for the display he preformed!
Much credit has been missed in these films.Love the way they portrayed the dry and dusty monologs of the civil war..Making it into one of the greatest love stories of all time, and showing through all obsticals of life, what true freindship means..How 2 divided countries split.But yet all and all the freindship remained solid, even though the war divided kinships and freindships up.But through it all, till the very end, they remained and taught us the viewer, how true freind ships can still remain till present day!
While it is most certainly not perfect, it is much better than it is given credit for.
An honourable mention goes to veteran actor Gary Chalk who has chalked up over 100 movies to his credit.
Most of the credit must go to Eric Anderson for his choice of visual style and for writing an interesting story, but credit is also deserved by Anuj Majumdar for the narration and the wonderful music score.
It was cool to have it focus on the bay more than expected, because NY is always getting all the credit, but comin from the bay the Q-Bert worship is a little out of control.
I would credit this to two very charismatic people.
The credit for this goes obviously to David Goyer, a fellow fan of the darker genre of comic books.
The film is oddly shaped -- often the action slows down just to let the characters get caught up in odd but well-done seemingly improved dialogues -- during the stakeouts, almost all of the "Machine" get caught up in perfectly delivered humorous monologues -- and Reynolds the director deserves mucho credit for having Reynolds the star step back and give them room.
There is a great twist in the end which I'm not going to spoil for anyone who hasn't seen it, even though I kind of figured what would happen when Cobb gave the young man D Lloyds credit card.
Selander was an old hand at helming westerns during his 40 years in films and television with over a 100 westerns to his directorial credit.
The bulk of the credit for what successes the film does have must go to director Lionel Jeffries.
A lot the credit goes to Bob Rafelson who pretty much ended the Monkee's career with this film.
Don't count him out, however, for he turns out to be smarter than anyone gave him credit for.
I chose "The English Patient" for a history extra credit assignment.
Samuel Goldwyn deserves credit for having the chutzpah to push through a film who has for its leads a disabled vet with pincers for hands, an alcoholic, and an underachiever.
This time I was much less disappointed than I was with Fargo and I must say that most of the credit for that goes to the good jokes and the good acting of George Clooney.
Rififi deservedly gets a lot of mention for the famous heist scene, and, indeed, that scene deserves all the credit it gets.
He semi retired in 1935 with about 500 films to his credit.
Eric Roberts laconic, nice investigator, his voiceover narration, the twisting plot, Dan Hedaya and Denis Lipscomb given good roles, the settings, the paintings in the artist studio scenes, the end credit sequence and the wonderfully haunting theme music that perfectly encapsulates the mood of the whole film.
The weapons, uniforms, and hearing it German while reading the subtitles gave it much credit for a good military movie.
James Cagney has a full screen opening credit, even though technically, the 'mayor' of the movie's title is actually portrayed by Frankie Darro, one of several boys sent to reform school during the opening scenes.
Make no mistake: "Cat in the Brain" is a total gorefest, and as disjointed as Fulci's previous films, but it deserves credit for trying to be something more.
I think it should have gotten a great deal more credit than it did.
He is a very understated actor and he deserves much more credit than he has received.
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