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This is one of those films that the "artsy" crowd loves - a film that is just too "deep" for the average moviegoer to understand or appreciate.
It appeals to the same crowd that calls a jar of urine with a cross in it "art."
If this is the best that British television has to offer in the way of supernatural entertainment for the under-30 crowd (as it has been touted), then I must sadly report that their best is nowhere near good enough.
The set list of Mr. Coverale's favorites, gives an intimate look at the relationship he maintains with his life-long, loyal fans, as well as crowd shots of a new generation of young people obviously smitten and drawn in to this amazing singer, whose vocal range has been amazingly well-preserved throughout time.
The punch lines are subtle and innuendo a bit advance for the punch and Judy crowd that is looking for the "Down with society" commentary that seems to fill the comedy of today.
If you are the Dumb and Dumber crowd this will probably be a disappointment.
I think the Baby Boomer crowd appreciates this kind of stuff far more than the younger ones.
You can see the plot points coming a mile away, and it clearly plays to the teenage T&A crowd.
There are many scenes of the real life carnival customers gawking at the camera from a few feet away and some also appear to have been roped in as extras where crowd scenes are needed.
Anyway, the actual gig has been put together by Steve Harris again so the edits and cuts are immense... and there are a few black and white crowd shots.
The lamb stew gag became a standing joke for along time amongst my crowd for years.
I thought the movie played too hard to the ten-year-old 'cussy-boy' crowd, who seemed after wards to be a bit embarrassed by it all, as were many of the parents whose eye I caught exiting the theater while the end credits rolled.
The LANGUAGE was a problem for me and will be for Evangelical Christians on out to your huge crowd small-town moralists; "Dick"; "Ass"; "God" and "O God....".
The filmmakers could have gone for the PG-13 while they were at it, for the Fox "Malcom in the Middle" crowd.
But I think that crowd is too small; look at your TV viewing demographic.... yes, this movie just misses being family fare.
When three guys escape from prison and one is injured, they crowd in on Lacey.
Perhaps if I was prepared for a creepy, scary movie I would have enjoyed it - but I gasped in all the same parts that the rest of the sold-out gay crowd did.
When the Q&A's came at the end, more than half the crowd got up and left, saying things like "Let's get out of here, so I don't have to hear anything about Bugcrush."
I would say for making a movie during the writer's strike, on a very limited budget, this film managed to satisfy the crowd that I sat in when I first viewed it.
The crowd scene at the end is priceless: Hitchcock's man alone.
The scene where he and Elizabeth dance a long and stately dance together in the midst of a crowd is both controlled and exciting - with very little change of tone, and while preserving the most correct decorum, their conversation reveals dangerous undercurrents of emotion, and meanwhile the steps of the dance keep pulling them together and apart again.
This 'with-it' crowd, begin taunting and making fun of this low life duo without knowing the mayhem to come.
Cinema was completely packed, not a spare seat in the house, and the crowd really seemed to enjoy it.
I loved how for the beginning they truly focus on the aftermath of part 1 (which is the funnest part of sequels, just getting to say "Hey I was there I saw that with you!" is fun), because it's fun to continue with the story from part 1. However as it descends from that it just becomes boring, and just like any other face in the crowd, and doesn't really have anything newer or anything to make it stand out like Ginger Snaps did.
Perfect entertainment for the Midnite Movie crowd, but could be offensive to women and of a moral authority.
Perhaps you must be in the thirty something crowd to really appreciate the time and attention to detail it took for this film to convey the period and the attitude of the characters.
30 acts provided about 50 hours of music to the crowd of half a million in upstate New York in the summer of 1969 and the film makers of Woodstock had to eliminate over half of the performers from their film but what they chronicled here is captures the thrilling performances and the crowd, the rain and the events that unfolded during that three day festival in an fast paced, energetic and thoughtful documentation.
Frankly it seemed to go against everything we knew about the character who was otherwise an intelligent if not well schooled man, who understood psychology well enough to make a crowd of 20 armed men back down.
I am not following the voting crowd on this film.
The only reason the theater screening matters is because of crowd reaction.
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