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This movie cannot be described in words.
In a scene that can only be described as a piece of virtuoistic movie-making: the past, present, and future of a vanquished people are conjured up by visual means with one unbroken pass of the camera.
The acting can at times best be described as sketchy, and the pace is slow for a supposed action movie.
This film was a disappointment, my cable provider described it as a witty comedy, but it was awful.
A refreshing piece for Mexican filmaking, that's how I'd described this movie.
Unless you are a BIG Titanic fan, this movie (better described as a poorly done documentary) will be one of the most unpleasant 70 min movie experiences you will encounter.
It was described as a "comedy" but I really can't remember laughing once.
Maria Schneider is also in this, and it's easy to see why she's been described elsewhere as a "non-actress" - she doesn't even try to act.
Now, this was described as "if Dario Argento directed Beetlejuice" but while that's appropriate in some ways it doesn't quite say enough.
Perhaps best described as Good Morning Vietnam meets Schindler's List.
For over 1000 years Beowulf the epic has described Beowulf as a mighty hero who killed Grendel AND Grendel's mother.
It described how 2 elderly women live and love each other for many years and suddenly, one of them dies of stroke, the other one is only being recognized as the best friend, not family member.
After watching the movie, I wondered where the movie that the box described went.
This movie could pretty well be described as the weakest, less inspired work of Bigas Luna in the last few years.
There was a review on the cover that described it at 'funny, sexy, clever slice of British action.' 24 Hours in London was neither.
This film, which was a vehicle for Diana Ross's film career, harbors what could be described as some of the best performances put on screen.
We see the antics described by Wambaugh in the book on the screen, but we don't know why these celluloid cops act the way they do.
'London to Brighton' is not just (or even mainly) a work of social compassion: it's a violent gangster thriller, but it takes place in a Britain best described as squalid.
In this type of humanitarian experience, every aid worker I have come into contact with has described the experience as extremely enriching.
They call it "Pathecolor", as described in the movie's opening-credits.
but I don't know why it is described as a comedy, for it contains very few funny scenes, to some one, it is moving.
As a black friend of mine described this story, "Claudette Colbert steals Louise Beavers' pancake recipe but allows her to live in her home."
The Selena in the book is described regularly as a dark, gypsy-ish looking girl - Hope Lange, who plays her, is a blonde.
As he had done in the First Season, excellent Sci-fi writer Johnny Byrne provides some of the best scripts in Season 2, usually much more serious than other stories, obviously refusing to bow down to Freiberger's 'Scooby Doo action' idea as Freiberger himself described it, lots of action with lots of often silly humour.
Iv'e seen The Trouble with Harry described as everything from a masterpiece to Hitchcock's worst film.
Bill Henderson plays the sentimental and lovable Uncle Clive (whom Jordan described as the "Yoda of Love" at the screening) whose memories of his own true love help Chris make decisions about his own life.
This lost world is best described as an episode of TV's 'Lost" as written by your local college frat house.
First, evolution is called "Theory of Randomness" and described as something sad by Nicolas Cage.
The movie described a numerological prophecy of apocalypse, something frequent in Scientology's mythology.
The famous physicist, Wolfgang Pauli, once described students physics paper as "It's not even wrong".
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