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"Maléfique" is a simple but efficient chiller that requires some patience due to its slow start, but once the plot properly develops, it offers great atmospheric tension and a handful of marvelous special effects.
This film makes up for that with an outstanding script that takes vampirism seriously, explains it and develops a full plot out of it.
What initially was a low-brow look at a sleazy gigilo develops into a thoroughly entertaining 90 minute run, albeit, still low-brow.
The film quickly develops into a chase sequence, during which the viewers learn about the three main characters through flashbacks and daydream sequences.
A La Ronde like feel to the film quickly develops as the guys from a detective agency (Ben Gazzara, John Ritter and Blaine Novak) persue, fall in and out of love with some of the most quirky and beautiful women seen on film (Audrey Hepburn, Colleen Camp, Dorothy Stratten and Patti Hansen).
At first everything seems perfect & the Marshall's couldn't be happier, but their picture perfect lives don't last for long as Virginia's pregnancy develops problems, she becomes moody & acts totally out of character & she receives a worrying phone call from Beth (Jane Cameron), another woman who has undergone Dr. Meyerling's procedure, who claims that Meyerling is in fact using his patients for his own sinister ends & is in fact a disgraced genetic researcher.
It is a detailed and sparkling story of the innocent poor masses, complete with evil capitalists and trigger-happy police forces, but slowly it evolves into a magic fantasy tale, as the boy wonder Toto develops unlimited superhero powers.
If you cannot stand to see a movie about two people just talking and walking, about a story that develops slowly till the very end and about lovey-dovey romance, don't waste your time and money.
The story develops directly and consistently, the action sequences are creative and not too dominant, all the set-ups payoff by the end.
"Read My Lips" tells of a strange symbiosis which develops between a plain, socially maladroit female office worker (Devos) and her workplace trainee, a crude excon (Casel).
The movie develops all the characters so that you real care about them all and you feel like you know them.
OK performances by Dean Jones, Yvette Mimieux and wily Maurice Chevalier (in his final film), but the argument at the center of the story isn't expanded upon, and the romance which sketchily develops between Dean and Yvette seems like an afterthought as well.
She goes to live with a sex starved female and they soon kick up a relationship; but then the nightmare rapist manifests himself and a strange love triangle develops.
As a character, he grows and develops a lot in this, and this really does close this version, these post-2000 entries, well.
An outsider, Tom, with radical social and intellectual ideas, enters their midst and becomes a catalyst of change here as a romance develops with Audrey.
A friendship develops also between Tom and Nick, the most cynical and pessimistic, but also the most aware and responsible, of the group.
Ray meets a Scientist (Linda Fiorentino) who develops some kind of drug that she thinks allows one rat to use the brain fluid of another rat in order to live that rats memories.
Nobody from the Force believes Jack about the "Iceman"... Well the story develops as you might think..
The plot unfolds well and develops and maintains suspense.
Unfortunately, the talents of Howard Keel and Kathryn Grayson tend to burn rather than smolder as the plot develops.
Seemingly suggested by a combination of Bob Hope's legendary USO tours and the toxic relationship that sometimes develops between comedy team partners (with the likes of Martin and Lewis a case in point), FOR THE BOYS gives us the story of Dixie Leonard (Midler), a rough and tough singer with a naughty sense of humor, and Eddie Sparks (James Caan), a secretly sexist comic.
Except for Undeclared, there is not ONE TV show which develops such really and truly lovable characters.
His hatred for the James Earl Jones character develops from his jealousy of the relationship Jones builds with his younger brother.
Powder follows a well-established formula: outcast develops special powers, finds love, gets vengeance on his tormentors.
"Heart", a lean and taught psychodrama, peers into the life of a heart transplant patient as a strange and aberrant relationship develops between him and the heart donor's mother.
The relationship he develops with Willis'character is both surprising and humorous.
She has guardianship of her younger sister Susan (Shirley Temple), a hormonal young girl who develops an instant crush on a roguish art lecturer Richard Nugent (Cary Grant) when he gives a lecture at her school.
True, it starts out almost like a parody or satire of white gangsta-wannabes, but it develops a true context for these characters and their behavior, and then it takes them to Chicago to contrast their ideas with the reality of drugs and ghettos.
This is a good attempt to show some of the symptoms and family issues which occur when a member develops the illness.
Each of these characters develops as the movie goes on.
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