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It is described as a screwball comedy but there aren't enough laughs.
I went onto IMDb, saw the 10 star ratings and read the vast amount of reviews in which people described this film as 'heart warming'.
Incidentally, a Hindu or Buddhist would find the Christian view of nirvana described in this movie very interesting and the contemplative Christian path astonishingly similar to the contemplative Hindu and Buddhist paths.
Why! but besides that the movie can be described as a ghost of the muppets before the whole Gonzo incident with the T.V. that was something i wasn't expecting!
The film is an adaptation or mediation over the Anais Nin's journal which she wrote for 60 years and described in it the intimate details her inner world, including experiences with sexuality, and the meetings and relationships with prominent bohemian personalities of literature and art, who came from around the world to Paris, always known as the Mecca for creative individuals.
Movie-fans still discuss whether Liza was actually acting the role of Sally Bowles or just being herself (her Oscar-win still draws debates--Diana Ross in "Lady Sings The Blues" is oft-times described as 'robbed' for the Best Actress statue).
This title can best be described as a '' Pay it forward '' on the Philipines.
This is the rare film that can be described as literally headache-inducing.
Special mention must be made of Mariel Hemingway's performance, which can only be described as dreadful.
Mike Leigh was in the audience and described it as 'profoundly moving'.
oh my god! its absolute poop. it is very slow indeed (described as art-house by some reviewers) but some of the scenes are so slow we were laughing at them, its like someones forgot there's film in the camera.
The plot doesn't go anywhere that could even vaguely be described as interesting and I thought it would be a really juicy look at cults.
This feeling has been described as uncontrollable, ie.
Criticised for his portrayal of women in his comics by some, the film delves into what can only be described as a unique family background, where his brothers appear to be as divorced from reality as his comics are.
Poor Fisher directs with a very small budget and his directorial style is best described as tiring and labored.
I was waiting with expectation for it to get humorous as described but it never did.
I flipped on the TV just in time to see Bibleman vaporizing a robot that the dialog described as looking like an old ally of his.
Is it because Earth is under peril from natural and man-made disasters that is described in the prophecies of Nostradamus?
Despite action star Wesley Snipes heading the film, 7 Seconds was a failure in the DVD market which it was directly released to, and received bad reviews, described as "drivel" [1] with "sloppy screen writing"
I don't believe in wearing fur, I do believe in rescuing animals, and in fact have been in every situation that was described in this film, so it's not like I don't have any experience with the subject matter.
I hope the Eragon is redone in the near future and is done better, and it would be great if the characters look how the are described in the book.For example Aray's looks don't fit her personality, which was also changed.
The psychology of the friends is well described by strong dialogue.
the New York Post described it as "powerful, beautiful, simply extraordinary".
Today we understand that sexuality is better described on a continuum (Kinsey) and therefore it is almost absurd to classify anyone as gay or straight.
That is the type of damaging effect such films as this one can truly have on you, and if you find yourself doing the same thing as I just described after watching even one of these films I implore you: please avoid "Traces of Death" like you would the plague because ultimately all it will ever do is give you horrible nightmares and leave you thoroughly nauseated for days after viewing!
Ever since a friend in grad school described it: "Robert Walker is mean to his mother, so everyone suspects he's a Communist."
I think Mick LaSalle in Complicated Women described actress Kay Francis playing a scene that called for giving up one's career for a man as a "soul death."
It's a subtle, delicate, yet powerful film with a directing style that can best described as artfully unobtrusive.
You see a kid whose gone through a lot of emotional drama that shows hes real held back from his mom and then totally trying to make the best of what can only be described as a hellish situation ( house arrest ) He scouts his neighborhood and finds a psycho path next door, pure gold.
While it's amazing that the baby faced Murphy still looks young enough in 1955 for the story to work 15 years after the fact, the truly amazing thing is that from most accounts, Murphy understates his own role in many of the events described in the movie.
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