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Only the cutting crew behind the scenes must have thought the movie was as ad as I did and chopped the heck out of the movie.
It's the job of the 1 doctor, 1 nurse, and 1 security guard in the entire hospital staff to drag this mental patient downstairs, do a ritual that pretty much just involves cutting the tongue out, and then allowing the haunted house prop of a demon to come out and steal his soul through the magic of cheesy special effects.
Much of the witty back and forth between the main characters, Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester, seemed to be either missing from the screenplay or left on the cutting room floor.
they obviously didn't have enough coverage on the scenes, or they just had a bad editor, because they consistently jumped the line and used terrible choices while cutting the film.
Does it really take that much film to show someone actually shoot and make a basket, as opposed to cutting away and editing a ball swishing through a basket?
The movie uses a cutting edge title for a lame story.
The thing viewers will remember most is the bad headache the movie has given them due to the overly flashy, shaky, camera-work and the fast, confusing cutting.
It also looks like the only place the knife in this film worked was in the editing suite since the film looks like it has been butchered (im guessing anything remotely scary ended up on the cutting room floor so as not to scare the kids) Yet in pours the money from Americans sending this film to number 1 at the box office!!! Slasher movies are a lot of fun but in Prom Nights case it made me want to download the original.I've seen scarier OC and Dawsons Creek episodes
I'm fairly certain that if you could feel someone cutting through your chest with a scalpel, you would be in more pain than that.
Pretty cool idea, but deleted scenes are left on the cutting room floor for a reason and this is further proof.
The video transfer is a real hack job, cutting scenes in half and making the movie even more difficult to understand.
They added heads getting chopped, wires cutting peoples faces, and the ceiling turning into a giant hand!
The Invisible Man is a fantastic movie from 1933, a cutting edge film for it's time where objects appeared to rest on top of a man who was truly invisible.
First-time director Tom Kiesche turns in a winning film in the spirit of cutting, dark comedy.
I'am forced to agree with most of the criticisms of this film (e.g.the cruel cutting of the story, badly rotoscoped charecters, over acting etc...) But dispite this I still love this film.
David the typical teenager, cutting up brains with bread knives, Jenny, the moody older teenage child, only interested in boys and more boys.
There is a big showdown between Wai and Pang with the terribly abused woman the major victim and leaving Wai dead and Pang cutting out his child from the dead mother only to die and leave him as the possible next boy to be raised as a killer.
I have to believe that the cutting was out of Leisen's hands since the great Duke Ellington's number is savagely chopped, but that doesn't mean that it ain't worth a look: the 'Sweet Marihuana' number featuring topless chorus girls is a mind blower, considering the looming production code and it also has the ravishing Toby Wing (whose unfortunately fed horrible lines and playing the prototype dumb blonde) as a chorion hot for an otherwise preoccupied Jack Oakie.
You will feel like you are watching some lost espionage noir classic from the late 1940's with the perfectly lighted black and white scenes, while at the same time feel you are on the brink of something beyond the cutting edge, especially in scenes like the assassination aboard the train.
Made in the late '80s and released in 1990, this was cutting edge stuff for the day.
The makeup effects were cutting edge then and still hold up for the most part.
Pabst's manner of "invisible editing" that segues action from shot to shot through movements of players proves to be smoothly integrated within this landmark film that also showcases sublime cinematography utilizing cameras mounted upon vehicles, enabling the director to shift amid scenes without having a necessity of cutting.
the music in the film, although it suffers minimally from requisite cutting and pasting, is worth the price of admission alone.
The cutting and Montage is inventive and artistic, without the movie being an "art" picture, but a highly entertaining one.
Budget limitations, time restrictions, shooting a script and then cutting it, cutting it, cutting it...
It does run out of steam near the end, it's almost overflowing with ideas, and it seems like Lena Olin, one of my favorite actresses, was left on the cutting room floor.
I can see myself cutting my way through the side of the plane with a can opener.
And this is why LOST is one of the most cutting edge and innovative creations of modern television.
Part One played around a bit much with trying to find different ways of showing Che Guevara's personality through different types of film stock, different locations, and cutting back and forth between an interview and the Cuban revolution.
They beam down to this planet, whose sun is scheduled to go nova in 3 or 4 hours (that's cutting it close!).
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