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Peter Weir's first film and, looking back to when I originally saw this on general release, this could be described as my first exploitation movie.
It is described by some as a screwball comedy, unfortunately every time they had an opportunity to do the screwball bit, the movie stopped and went in a different direction.
I guess it kind of described what high school drama is, in a way.
The person who introduced the film described it as being similar to "21 Grams".
I found inside many reflexions from Warrior's Path described by Carlos Castaneda and his Shaman Don Juan.
Garbo could be described as Stone's trophy wife, and trophy she is.
After all, he looks like eyewitnesses have described "The Avenger," a Jack-the-Ripper-style serial killer of young women with golden tresses.
words cannot described the way i feel about this film though.
Affleck's portrayal of Jack Ryan can only be described as one of the biggest casting mistakes in all of Hollywood history.
What follows that mishap could best be described as degeneration, as Seth Brundle, the scientist, becomes Brundlefly.
When my friend brought this over and described it to me my first reaction was "What the hell!? Man, this is going to suck."
other's have very nicely described what this movie is about, so I'll keep it simple.
In this case the performance on film runs 1 hour 45 minutes, without the elimination of any arias (just avoiding the repetition described above).
The "Egyptology" described in the terribly written introduction voice-over must be from not a parallel universe, but a skewed one, because it certainly has nothing to do with this one.
And of course "Cannon".The plot has been described already: William Conrad starred as Frank Cannon, a heavy set private detective who took (and invariably solved) cases of interest.
If you're going to spend a lot of money to make a decent movie, be sure to get a good writer and director, otherwise as in this case you wind up with this type of movie which I think can be best be described as "LAME".
Lucie was NOTHING how they described her in the book.
It can surely only be described as a good fun movie that's not to be taken very seriously.
This movie would be best described as a steaming pile of horse excrement laced with ebola-zaire.
"The Bet" could be described as a triumph of style over substance.
Oh come on now, I keep seeing posts where this movie is described as "an intelligent thriller".
The trains have little to do with the (confused and disjointed) plot of the film, they give what can best be described as extended cameo appearances, which presumably are meant to prop up the wooded acting performances (of all but Didi Conn).
The recollections in the book draw upon the actual fact that the mother who related the story actually took part in the deflowering of her daughter in the "House" as described, and that they went on to be a "team", a very common and desirable commodity in that day.
The mythology combined with what can only be described as a fetid atmosphere bode well together, and ensures that this film is both a creepy and absorbing tale of horror.
At best this could be described as an 80 minute home movie.
I've been a fan of the novel for quite a long time, in fact one of the publishing agents came to give a lecture when I was in college on the nature of getting your work published and kept citing the due to be released novel as an example and even then the premise he described sounded amazing.
I've heard a lot of things about this film -- it generally gets low reviews, is described as "unBergmanesque", and the fact that its so difficult to find led me have very low expectations for the film.
Play It Again, Sam is a wonderful little piece of a Woody Allen movie, where we almost see- as my girlfriend described- as a sort of 'protoplasm' of Allen's style.
They described it to be a sort of Muscle Beach experience followed by surreal imagery.
Shohei Imamura described the main character's complication by using the character's delusion.
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