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T.K. Carter did such a great job, and he developed his character the best, I thought, as "Chester" the klepto-chaeuffer.
Yet I tried to put away any preconceived notions I'd developed over time.
An Action Sci-fi movie with action scenes that are believable (humanly possible) but still with a mysterious, powerful alien that is slowly developed from a computer generated wispy creature to a real and frightening being.
The dialogue is very sparse and some of the worst I've heard in a long time, none of the characters are developed at all, I couldn't care less what happened to anyone at any point in the film.
None of the characters are developed at all, even to the limited extent of an action film.
Each character is so well developed, has such real and appropriate emotions...I felt I knew them all, and well.
This TV film is based correctly on historical events developed in April 19,1775 , beginning hostilities for a shot was fired and starting the American Revolution, skirmishes among the British troops and the colonial militia were in Lexington and Concorde(Massachusetts); the deeds are the following : The first battle of the American War of Independence was in Lexington,northwest of Boston.Anticipating a rebellion ,The British general Thomas Gage sent 800 troops to seize stores at Concord and arrest John Hancock and John Adams ,two prominent American rebels.The rebellious were warned by Paul Revere(Vlasta Vrana).An advance party under Major Pitcairn encountered a party of about 50 Minutemen ,American rebel militia troops,on Lexington Common.They refused to disperse when ordered to do so,and Pitcairn ordered his troops to open fire.
The story, the way it looks, the characters (especially how they've developed since the "main" Pan story), the feeling.
personally i felt the character of zhao was not fully developed, while certain scenes are totally unbelievable.
The characters are really well developed, particularly Belle, the Beast and the many implements of the house that play significant roles.
Though the characters are not really presented to the viewer, they are developed through the movie by showing their actions.
However, the relationship between Cathy and her father seems almost irrelevant to the whole feel of the movie, from what I can remember, because unlike in the book, their relationship is not developed well, not much beyond that one scene in fact.
WC 4 and Prophecy both use the basic game play setup developed in WC 3, largely due to its success.
Never before have I witnessed such a dramatic piece with intricate plot lines developed so well.
No characters other than Ben Gazzara's are even remotely developed.
Only the young sidekick "reverend in training" comes off as interesting, and his character should have been developed more.
As the plot developed and Jed emerged from the shadows into Joe's life I thought the film lost its way a little.
Rent this if you are interested in character developed stories, and not the Hollywood hype.
This time around we see Mai Takano and the powers that be go of to look for the answers to the cursed video and to find Reiko and Yoichi only to find that Yoichi has developed Sadako's telekinetic powers and is in-fact becoming the demonic girl.
The relationships between the characters aren't fully developed or explained.
All in all, apart from some stilted dialogue (courtesy of William Hurlbut, who lated wrote BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN [1935]!), SECRET OF THE BLUE ROOM is a very entertaining little film which could have been more interestingly developed - but the main thing here is watching these wonderful actors and the Universal house-style in action.
The two female roles are even less developed.
The plot is uninteresting -- not to mention far-fetched -- teaming poorly developed characters against one another in a want-to-be teenage-comedy-thriller-mystery music video.
A terrorist group has developed a deadly virus and it is unleashed on the world.
It was the 1962 Kurosawa movie "Sanjuro," I believe, that first introduced the "geyser blood" special effect to the world, but 11 years later, Toshiya Fujita's "Lady Snowblood" developed this image to a fine art.
Julianne Moore's acting colleague who, at the end, we're apparently led to believe perhaps she was having an affair with, but that was never developed or explained.
This is one of the worst developed plots; the most rushed story lines; so many short cuts and just an utter waste of talent and time.
At first the movie seemed to be something as rare as a genuine catholic drama, but the various themes were not developed in a religious fashion.
I had the impression Tornatore started the movie without knowing the end and then he just developed it, adding new ideas, but none credible.
The character and plot developed so well, it was like reading a novel in one go.
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