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Apocalypse, however, takes the boundaries of what we can endure to a global level - Coppola's sweeping footage of the humid, murky jungles of Cambodia and an opening sequence of helicopters amid exploding forests and an orange sky - set to an oddly fitting Doors soundtrack - as well as chilling scenes on the river and of an air raid on a village with Wagner blasting from speakers (a scene which has gone down as one of the most chilling, darkly humorous, and strikingly pointless war scenes ever) - this all contributes to the sense of Apocalypse - the end of the world - and not at some distant point in the future, but Apocalypse Now and forever.
We see at the beginning of Little Dieter Needs to Fly Dieter Dengler, the subject of the film, an obsessive-compulsive. Or at least that's what he seems to be by way of constantly opening/closing doors and with his large stock-pile of food in the cellar.
Sliding Doors, w/ Gwyenth Paltrow and directed by Peter Howit, did what Melinda & Melinda tries to do much much MUCH better.
But what really blows you away it's the amateurish acting: Alberto Tomba, who actually was not believable as a policeman himself, plays terribly a totally silly character: a special operations italian policeman specialized in smashing doors open!
They don't slam doors and even speak quietly and wear soft soled shoes when underway.
I ask you - camp as a Christmas Tree, Deathline ... 'Mind the doors' is classic of really bad British film, we really don't need a reminder.
Well trust me, no one ever took them up on that offer unless someone out there is terrified of plastic skulls, peacocks, weird gardeners, and doors being knocked on.
Mewing cherubs, stretchy doors, irritating dead children that can't speak plainly ... and an idiotically sappy ending that does it's darnedest to give you a new age enema of butterflies and rainbows.
Far too many shots of Stewart (Michael Zelniker) walking from room to room, down hallways, through doors and down the street, and as many shots of him looking pensive and confused.
Escape slides appeared at the front and mid emergency doors, yet nobody appeared to exit from the front, even though the drop was much less.
Taking a few cues form THE DOORS and TAXI DRIVER it all becomes forgettable the next day.
You know what I mean....creaking doors that open by themselves, crickets in the forest, yada yada yada.
this has to be one of the worst films i have ever seen we were all bored out of or minds and most of the people in the cinema actually RAN out of the doors at the end because it was so rubbish.
One more thing I don't believe that there's no emergency exit in the school the kids are trying several doors but they all locked.
The mill, which once employed 45,000, has seen its numbers dwindle to 5,000 recently and now 1, as the plant just shut its doors, leaving a single security guard.
I have seen Kilmer on The Doors, however his interpretation of John Holmes is superb.
We got there about 4am, waited in line most of the morning, and when the doors opened at 9am, we were among the first inside the gates.
This strange family all live in a huge mansion off the Cornwall Coast of England and there is secret doors and plenty of suspense.
You can readily understand why Robson Green would light her fire, with apologies to the "Doors".
I spied this short on a DVD of best new Zealand shorts, all great but The french Doors was amazing.
about a year and a half ago my dad told me about The French Doors.
Seeing these kind of extraordinarily talented/well orchestrated "throw-downs" in the clubs was nothing short of spectacular and all the big names from back in the day are here...Pepper La Beija, Paris Duprée,Xtragavaganza, etc...all commemorated in the likes of such period-pieces as Malcom McLaren's song "Deep in Vogue"...it didn't matter who you were, or where you were from because when you walked through those doors into this "magic kingdom" of sorts, you became part of something bigger than yourself/you were important/and most importantly the creation of your own moves and imagination...and anybody from anywhere could become King (or Queen) as the case may have been.
It was great being able to go beyond the doors of City Hall and see what it looked like in the lobby and through out the entire building.
but danes in general was totally shot out from what was happening around them. the media didn't play or show any of the popular music back then, including Marc Bolan and T.Rex, they only played a little with The Doors, only the really popular songs though.
From the 'luxury' ocean liner actually being a 'roll on, roll off' ferry, complete with cast iron everything to the doors with adhesive stickers saying staff, then seeing the same door being used for something else in another scene - this film rocks!!
There's no need to lock the doors.
Another clue for those who like the details, is the representation of doors.
Many doors are shown in the screen, opened and closed.
It always makes me get up and make sure my doors are locked.
There are 16 worlds, with a number of stages, and there are star doors, which you need a certain number of stars to get into.
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