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The credits tell us this ia "a film by Peter Sasdy".In most cases this can be taken as giving credit where credit is due, but in this case it can only be construed as the producers passing the buck.This was fashined, I think, as a sequel to 'Rosemary's Baby' and a prequel to 'The Exorcist' but lacks entirely the tension underlying the former or the nastiness of the latter.
Its exploration of the almost entirely different worlds occupied by those fighting a war and those watching from a distance grabbed me from the first moment and kept me totally absorbed until the end of the final credits.
Expect to experience almost immediate regret (less than one minute after the credits end).
The credits sequence with "Weird Al" Yankovic is the only bit worth watching.
Although the romantic, suave and serene Rajesh Khanna has other big hits to his credits like AMAR PREM, ANAND, SAFAR and ARADHANA but in KATI PATANG, his inherent and innate acting prowess shot to that vintage point from where, the exact reflection of his acting skills that were imbued in mystic, elegant and romantic gestures emerged supreme.
When the credits rolled on this one, I just sat in sheer amazement.
Dutched, off kilter camera angles, jerky, idiotic camera operation, poorly framed compositions, blown out exposures, thrown focus--you'd think between the "DP", the director and all the "lighting assistants and ACs" listed in the credits, one of these guys would know how to look at a digital viewfinder and compose a proper shot.
Tell me, does anyone know where I can get a list of the songs that play in the background during the closing credits?
I'm not sure he even had anything to do with it despite still being listed in the credits here.
And speaking of credits (as if they aren't confusing enough already), the ones in the version I saw list Ilona Kunesova (the script supervisor for MONDO CANNIBALE) as the screenwriter and "Allan W. Steeve" as the director.
This is actually two movies: The extensive editing credits suggest that combining the footage into one film must have been challenging.
No comedy ever written, however classic and hilarious some are, could come close to bringing you the sheer joy you will feel when the credits roll on this film.
I personally thought Mr. Thibault was an older gentleman, with more years of personal life experience to draw upon, as he was able to depict in his writing and directing, more realism then most big name writers and directors with "Major credits" show in their movies.
I stayed over at a friends house and we watched this movie and I was so scared at the end I didn't even pay attention to the end credits and see they were all actors.
I happen to be someone who does like to watch the credits roll in when a movie ends.
The closing credits on this movie rolled more than an hour ago.
However, it is almost worth owning if you choose to just fast forward to the credits for the theme song.
I was sorely disappointed to see none of the original cast in the credits, but persevered nonetheless; maybe it still had merit, I hoped.
I found myself rooting for the two young heroes immediately and readily drawn into their adventure and wondering all the time what was going to happen next as in any good story and at the credits, I wanted to stand up and cheer...great work guys...this one is a WINNER!
Better yet, before the credits, it says that All About Us became a best selling DVD.
The misgivings continued through the credits when I saw a cast of names that, although recognizable, hardly signal quality in a motion picture.
I didn't know who directed the movie until the credits when the name Scorsese popped up, so I saw the movie without any expectations.
guess you could call it a black comedy/horror-if you really wanted to.most of the movie is atrocious,including the very hammy overacting,the even worse dialogue and the even worse than that script.yet it is oddly(very oddly,)entertaining at points,and very boring at others.it's between 95 and 97 minutes,depending on whether you watch the rated or unrated edition,not including credits.the
Recently I watched a TV show that stated it was written by Writing credits by M. Night Shyamalan as a bedtime story for his children.
Director Stuart Rosenberg was so dismayed when he surveyed the finished film that he had his name taken off the credits.
For those of you Nicholas Lea fans out there who are trying to get ahold of this movie because it's listed on his credits and you can't find any information about it anywhere...look no further.
Unfortunately as soon as I saw that this was a partly Canadian production from the opening credits I very nearly turned it off; as most things than come out of there are either boring or pale and poor imitations of the USA.
I know, I know--how stupid of me for not picking up on the "Full House" alumni that are also in the credits.
The only time I smiled was when the end credits starting to scroll up the TV screen - that was a happy moment.
Check out the movie if you get a chance to, make sure to watch the end credits.
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