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Has the director even been to a film school?
The screenplay and dialogue is a joke, and combined with a director who doesn't have a clue about life in Saudi Arabia.
It's not a surprise, quite Saudi film ha, the director is Palestinian-Canadian, the writer is Lebanese, the lead actress is Jordanian, and the shooting took place in Dubai, and all those elements show very well to make the film far from representing the Saudi society.
David Dhawan should just give up his career as a director.
Sarkar, the 13th Hindi film of Ram Gopal Varma as director is also the weakest in his Underworld trilogy including the other two being the excellent-Satya and Company.
Top Stunt director Allan Amin Ghani is also not in his best form.
The director of "Crumb" would have made a much more interesting and cohesive film.
The people were stick figures in the director's tableaux involving natural disasters, war, etc.
All I have to say is I'm glad the sequel's director did away with the 360-degree pan shots that helped to ruin the first movie.
The director is sweet, as is his co-directing wife Shira Geffen, but their movie sucks.
First of all, I thought the director and producer were the same guy.
The cinematography is below the quality and innovation of that exhibited by the worst made-for-TV movies, the acting is awful (although I get the feeling that the fault for that lies squarely in the lap of the director), and speaking of which, did I mention the direction is so haphazard and inscrutable that it defies the definition of the word?
Was this phrase in the original plot or the actor decided to send a hint to the director?.
Irwin Allen put all his talents behind this one: he's co-screenwriter, producer and director of this cartoonish "epic" about an atomic submarine and its efforts to reduce a ring of radiation circling the Earth.
It is a good first film attempt and the director (who also stars in and wrote the feature) shows a lot of promise.
However, writer Cryer and director Richard Schenkman are too busy dealing with the fairly uninteresting lives of Stan and Daniel rather than focusing on Richie.
Perhaps the wildest outlier in Alfred Hitchcock's career is this straight-out comedy vehicle by the director, pairing Carole Lombard with Robert Montgomery as a couple who discover a mistake has invalidated their marriage.
This is the first film I have seen by Angelopoulos, and his reputation having preceded him, I expected a lot better, but can honestly say that this is one of the worst films I've ever seen, and I won't go out of my way to watch any of the director's other work in the future.
Before watching this film (at a screening attended by the director herself) we were informed this had won the short film prize at the Galway Film Fleadh.
Just look at the rest of the movies the director's been involved with, all contain the same subject matter.
The director seems to be trying to combine the atmosphere of classic '30s/'40s style horror movies with the shock factor of the then-exploding '80s slasher genre.
Just when you think he couldn't be any more un-likable, the commercial director berates Conrad for blowing a take for the umpteenth time and the old goat pushes him off a balcony to his death.
This derivative erotic thriller remains watchable most of the way, mainly because a viewer is casually curious about how it will turn out, and because the director, Peter Hall, manages to stage a pretty hot (and quite bold) sex scene.
Hitchcock is a great director.
Mainly, due the the ridiculous, ham-fisted use of what can barely be called symbolism by the director.
To make it even worse, the director chose to not talk about the embarrassing involvement of the CIA with Fujimori's regime.
I met the director a few years ago at ShowBiz Expo in LA and he was talking about that book, Film-making for dummies that he was putting together.
The film's executive producer is none other than that messenger of peace thru transcendental meditation, David Lynch, the director's father.
If a director's to make a sweeping grandiose love epic, well for god's sake MAKE A REAL DAMN SWEEPING GRANDIOSE LOVE EPIC!
Ken Russell directed this weird ( Not very ) erotic thriller and if I hadn't known that I would have staked my life that the director was Brian DePalma .
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