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This results is jerky motion that doesn't look very attractive, and yet this was an excusable solution given the limitations of optical printing technology at the time, it's just not excusable that the current DVD version is unrestored, the films look dirty as they did in 1959 and are still stretch printed.
I loved this movie because every so often there would be a flashback scene and then to the current movie.
The current rating however (3.2) is too low.
Sick of the current cinema output, particularly American cinema, I've been making an effort to see the Oscar-winning foreign films.
In the midst of so, so many current movies based on essentially surreal and often implausible plots, stumbling upon "Chop Shop" is like finding a little gem.
It's night, a strange current takes the boat towards a strange, unnamed and uncharted island.
This show has loads of bits in it that can crack up anybody like the ad road test which I've already mentioned, Mr ten Questions where he asks 10 questions really fast in front of famous celebrities like Hugh Jackman and the Beach boys, temporary ones like The Chasers Emmys and ones that have been there from the start like What have we learnt from Current affairs this week.
As the oil situation now is comparable to the situation in the 70's, and alternative sources of energy are again becoming a hotter topic, we can only hope the current generation gets blockbuster warnings about the risks of (privatized) nuclear power like this.
The vintage footage, the incredible stills, the current personalities intermeshed with the vivid shadows of the brightly lit past, the heartfelt and not over-done narrative, all beautifully edited together in such a way as to make a landmark documentary of a genuine slice of American history.
The current Rheingold at Covent Garden has giants with over-sized hands just like the characters in this film.
The current Butterfly at ENO uses Japanese puppetry.
It's relevant, and a must see for anybody who stays informed of current affairs.
(The skill of current day Australian & Irish actors taking on non-native dialects is amazing.)
Well this movie certainly was in keeping with the current times.
This film is in current pre-production and will be nothing like anything you have ever seen before!
It's hard to say if it's even the 'best' part of the film's several sequences dealing with the (at the time current) times of the Russian revolution.
It was actually mildly entertaining, and took me back "in the wayback machine" to the farcical movies that Hollywood churned out during the sixties, much in the same genre as the current Austin Powers stuff.
I really do not get how crappy shows get series finales but this great show which still runs regularly today and probably gets watched more than some of the current garbage shows of today don't we will always remember the Incredible Hulk series, Knight Rider, Airwolf, and the A team because those kind of shows carry through time, I am almost positive these knew ones you see about detectives will not even be remembered in 10 years so why not bring back something and show the people what staying power is all about and how these old shows really are all about.
Forget Charlie Kaufman, Steve Garvey is the true current king of quirky comedy.
Thirty years later and the current president is entering a re-election campaign, but he is receiving death threats; and Horrigan has been called in to assist in what should be a routine research operation.
When taken as a whole for its ideas and dissection of the current 2-party system and political process, I think this is a great film.
And considering the similarities between Vietnam and the current invasion of Iraq, the film is surprisingly relevant.
I think most of today's TV is much worse (when is this stupid "reality" fad ever going to end??) and there isn't a current show I can stand to watch.
Few of us want to question the health field; both because most of us would not have lived to our current age had we been born before "modern medicine", and because our subconscious hopes that we will continue to live on if we have faith in the helping professions.
Even a decade after "Frontline" aired on the ABC, near as I can tell, "current affairs" programmes are still using the same tricks over and over.
Time after time, "Today Tonight" and "A Current Affair" are seen to be hiding behind the facade of journalistic professionalism, and yet they feed us nothing but tired stories about weight-loss and dodgy tradesmen, shameless network promotions and pointless celebrity puff-pieces.
At first, the film seemed harsh and judgemental, but, as it revealed itself, it actually became quite a complex portrait of the current society.
I am also a current employee with the Tennessee Deaprtment of Corrections as a supervisor at the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution.
.... could it be that ITV wouldn't want to release this absolute classic because it would show up their current series of Mike Bassett for what it is?
Other high points of "?" are a startling, unique dream sequence where person A has the dream as being person B (this is the kind of bold idea that the current season of LOST could use much more of), and the haunting scene of Libby's last word before her death, and the way Jack and Hurley cannot possibly know its true meaning.
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