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We all know that Héctor Lavoe wasn't a saint, and his life was indeed a tragedy from when he became famous on... but the overwhelming feeling you get from all real-life sources of information and trivia that have described his life in the past is that, contrary to the despotic, abusive brute portrayed in the film, Héctor's character was way more generous, more people-friendly (I'll talk about this in a minute), pained, multidimensional than what we're fed with through Marc Anthony's interpretation.
The disaster is just described, some ideas are given, but there is not detailed description of what happened.
Lancaster as Valdez can best be described as Jesus with a rifle.
Even as a travelogue, it doesn't work, since not enough of Savannah is shown and described.
At best, it can be described as over and under acted, which is quite an accomplishment.
"Outlander" doesn't fit squarely into any one or two or five genres, but I think it's best described as a creature feature.
The characters could not even justly be described as one-dimensional.
The settings and location truly match the descriptions as described in the book written by the father-of-all-survivors Henri Charriere.
To give you some idea of what the characters are like, Peter Cook described them as "strongly Tory, probably mechanics.
I've heard it said that Vince Vaughn described this as the "punk rock of Westerns" or some such.
I had been interested in seeing Outlander ever since I heard it described as a fantasy re-telling of the Beowulf legend.
Well received within indie circuits this is invariably described as humorous and subtle with great characterisations.
So I really do not recommend buying those DVDs unless one is nostalgic of static camera work, slow pace, bad special effects and mediocre acting from all but Robert Hardy, the actor portraying Siegfried (but I never pictured him that way from reading the book - I think he's described as tall, dark and elegant, and I imagined him much, much younger...).
Now I see why he is more often described as a master of SUSPENSE.
After a noted scientist is killed by what can only be described as some sort of beast an expedition is sent to track it down.
My TV guide gave this movie 3 ticks (out of 4) and described it as a "gritty police thriller".
Before watching this, "Murder in a Blue World" had been described to me as a Spanish "Clockwork Orange".
I had this movie described to me as a vampire comedy, so I figured I'd like it.
Someone once described this recording, the filmic version of Ad Nauseum, as "Pete and Dud on acid."
when a return is attempted they are pushed even further beyond into what can only be described as another place or time beyond what we know as space.
"A Droll Drama, or the Strange Adventures of Professor Molyneux" takes place in Edwardian England, and may be best described for American viewers as a combination of Preston Sturges, French sophistication, the Marx Brothers, slapstick comedy and social pretensions.
The feeling of jealousy and suspicion is perfectly described, Jacques Gamblin as a tortured painter is, as always, amazing and touching.
Much has been well described ad nauseum about the plot, music, background, character flaws, etc. of Bitter Moon.
It was even better to hear the gold-domed State Capitol Building described as a "court house."
I knew it was going to be bad when the presenter of the film described it as a "guilty pleasure."
But I am also responding to the fact that this is a film of legend, which Sean Welbourn described to me in wonderment back in Grade 11.
This show can best be described as the most innovative, ground-breaking television show of the past 50 years.
Also, unlike the original version, this film does not feature anything that can be vaguely described as interesting.
The family drama and members is described in one word awful.
They are all perfectly described.. Especially Nejat Isler..
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