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A great cast of talented comedians such as Lyndsey Marshal, Stuart Milligan, Daniela Nardini, Stephen Mangan from Green Wing, Richard Ayoade and Chris O'Dowd from the IT crowd, Amelia Bullmore from Alan Partridge, Raquel Cassidy and Tom Goodman-Hill from The Worst Week of My Life, Duncan Duff given a preposterously short and weird part, Matthew Holness from The Office and Meredith MacNeill from Man Stroke Woman.
George Romero himself (the man whose take on zombies has helped redefine the fright film for the past four decades) put it best: "It's not about the ZOMBIES, man!" Filmmakers who don't grasp whereof he spoke make movies like DEAD HEIST- movies that usually boast some impressive, though often no-budget fx (or even- as in this case- some great zombie "crowd" scenes), but very little in the way of character or story upon which to, say, hang a review.
Nolie from South Africa said it much better in His/Her review a few days back "exquisite to look at but more than a little flat" and "stolid affected version of Pleasantville for the faux Hollywood cineast crowd, people in love with themselves as much as the film makers are in love with their product" I grew up in the fifties and their was more REAL drama going on in my neighborhood and in the lives of my family and my neighbors in a single afternoon than in the entirety of this "FILM".
When your living in the ghetto, society automatically paints you out to be a low class individual, but this film brought to life the quest of 4 young men who wanted a name for themselves and did not just want to be another statistic or face in the crowd.
When O executes a hit he simply walks away and disappears into the crowd.
We are in the crowd that follows Claude Atkins as he carries away the kid who is bitten after being stupid enough to climb atop a truck carrying orange crates in a fatal attempt to catch a spider with his bare hands.
With a crowd bearing down on him, the tortured cry of The Elephant Man (John Hurt) rings out: "I am not an elephant!
I fear I have fallen victim to the because it's foreign and independent it must be good and I'm a filthy commoner if I don't enjoy it crowd.
The crowd is invited to accomplish the procedure by gathering in front of the prison, where the execution will take place as soon as the flower Narcissus near his prison window will faint.
But hey, for those days we were STARS - taking direction, re-shooting scenes, learning not to look at the camera and each deciding that it was perfectly reasonable to expect that a Hollywood Director would see one of us in the background crowd, jump to his feet and yell FIND ME THAT GIRL!!
The cinematography was poor, going from shots during a game that were obviously on a sound stage to crowd shots from any baseball broadcast.
From Demi Moore's attempt to give herself an abortion with knitting needles to a pro-life crowd outside a clinic, If These Walls Could Talk provides powerful images and intriguing characters.
The crowd has the Sheriff make him deputy.
His love for film and manga plays nicely to the crowd.
This film will entertain a liberal crowd, but film buffs should stay away.
That said, maybe some reviewers are right that the audience wasn't 'there' yet, as the D&D gaming crowd was still mostly a little young to fall into the demographic they were shooting for...but I certainly loved it!
This one starts out with a young lady and her boyfriend (I think it was her boyfriend) having some sort of accident where they end up being invited to some mansion where a whole crowd of people are assembling in the hopes of being named the successor to some guy who is dying upstairs.
There are minor gaffes like the makeup in places, the panicky way the agents are always looking around (why are they being so obvious in a crowd when they are supposed to be secret, eh) and some flat actors.
When you get experienced enough as a filmmaker and you learned most of the tricks of the trade, you realise that the best thing to do for an art-house director is to stick mindlessly to whatever made you successful with the festival-going crowd and the film critics earlier.
Instead, she smoked and drank during the entire flick (is this the moviemakers' attempt to appeal to the teenage crowd this movie is aimed at??).
The "hollow" crowd reaction at film's end did indeed echo my own assessment of a cliche' ridden and drawn out relationship journey.
Gauged my own reaction to those of others in the mixed and diverse crowd screening it there.
But even if it is the "first gay slasher" it's just as bad as the last few slashers I saw for the breeder crowd.
In 1978, when this movie was shot, I lived in East Lyme, CT and I was an extra for this movie (the big crowd at the railroad crossing, waiting for the train to come - I was paid $35, a fortune to a 14 year old in 1978).
Nowhere may or may not be one of those modern-day "indy" films, but anyone who's seen Gregg Araki's previous film, The Doom Generation, knows that this guy caters to the B-movie crowd.
I realize films (!) like this are made strictly for release on DVD and cater to a specific crowd, but this one was simply pathetic.
Much like a lot of comedies recently, Balls of Fury does a good job of appealing to the 13 and under crowd.
Perhaps I'm just a cynical, unsophisticated knuckle-dragger and nowhere near as cultured as the film festival crowd, but I absolutely loathed this film.
A Cult film for the Geriatric crowd.
Here we have a social satire which focuses on the geriatric crowd affirming their rights in the face of oppression.
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