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Granted, he had a well-described character to live up to - one whose abilities the author describes in an awe-striking way.
That describes "Untraceable," a serial killer film starring Diane Lane as the FBI agent out to catch a murderer.
A rather abysmal, plodding Blaxplotation reworking of the Frankenstein myth - sort of - best describes this 70s offering.
A story has a beginning, a middle, and an end: This comes from Aristotle, and it splendidly describes a great many stories from the European narrative tradition, but it doesn't describe all stories.
Few is the correct adjective which describes my viewing and experience with mockumentaries.
The Garage is the only title that describes the film.
His waxes rhapsodic about suicide rates and sexual perversions, but only describes them, with no attempt to make jokes about them or connect these morbid topics with the audience, much less himself.
Good satire looks for irony in their topics, and Carlin just describes his topics without connecting them to the greater sphere of the human experience, with the irony serving to make the comment humorous.
One of the first sequences is a long shot of a bronzed, shirtless Stewart strolling along a tropical beach, fresh from a snorkel, while the narrator (Stewart, naturally) describes how he's always loved sharks, always been fascinated by them, blah blah blah.
Milla Jovovich's character "Joan" describes the screenplay of the film to a letter, dazed and confused throughout.
There is not a word invented yet that describes how absolutely horrible this is.
many would simply class it in the same school because it is british, it features "hip" newcomers, and the direction is very flashy and effects rich.....well except for the british part this describes most every film coming out now. the last minute is as far from guy ritchie as one can get.
Fantastic cinema - thats what truly describes Kal Ho Naa Ho.
this film describes the challenges of raising a disabled child, how it may affect family relations, and its rewards.
A good warning sign is any film that describes itself as 'quirky' or 'dark' and sure enough, Paradise Grove is neither of these.
I was expecting more, because i was missing DeNiro, but it seems like "disappointment" is the word that describes this film.
However, I disagree with another reviewer who describes the ending as corny: we've all heard of Capra-corny.
Through innuendo this movie basically describes America and its inhabitants as bloodthirsty and greedy.
This movie describes the mentality, and the way of life in a small town in the middle of Sweden in a superb way.
Every movie that describes history in a wrong way is to be judged.
Elissa Down has used her personal experience of growing up with two autistic brothers, one of whom she describes as a "Rainman" character, and the other the inspiration for Charlie, the autistic and ADHD-afflicted brother of Thomas.
In once scene a bureaucrat points to a cabinet full of crimes related to marijuana & describes one where a girl butchered her entire family.
That describes this movie.
When D'Artagnan first sees Milady in the beginning of the novel which started in the year 1625 and ended in 1628 Milady was twenty to twenty two years old and towards the end of the novel Athos in the chapter called How Athos found his outfit Athos when he finds out that his wife is still alive describes her as beautiful,tall,well-made,blue-eyed with a strange look to them (which might have inspired the screenwriter of this adaptation to make it appear that Milady was a demon possessed secret Satanist) and blonde who would be 26 to 28 years of age.
It's not hard to realize that technology in GITS: SAC may someday become a reality rapidly, but onto the series itself, as Roger Ebert once stated "it's unusual and challenging sci-fi aimed at smart audiences", that statement alone clearly describes it all.
I suppose this movie was amusing, but still, the word that describes it best is "annoying".
Lerner lets the fans have their say as well, including one who notes that the bands are becoming "plastic gods" while another vividly describes the festival as a "feudal court scene"--with the stars as royalty, the groupies as the courtiers and the audience as the serfs.
The DVD box describes this film as one of the most shameless, sordid and sleaziest exploitation movies of the sixties, and also one of the most inexplicably profitable ones.
It clearly describes the simple beliefs of the contemplative life: that as one abandons one's attachments to things and the material world, one is seduced into the nirvana of religious enlightenment.
In their pursuit of this innocent woman, they wine and dine her, and ultimately humiliate her in such a way that can only be describes as inhuman.
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