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I guess it is a drama.
Pre-integration urban life was a time of sensory intoxication, sight, sound,and smell, that could almost be experienced by watching the drama "Lackawanna Blues" unfold.
a compact crime drama with a good amount of action.
I was browsing the channels on my TV and I usually ignore the channels that air drama movies but then I saw this channel that airs old school movies and it is where I saw this movie.
The first part is a silly teen sexploitation film, and once the story begins, it's a strongly affecting drama.
But it's not looking like the regular 'shiny happy people sitcom' fare or over-hair-styled drama that they (ABC) are regularly comfortable putting on the 'Air".
A bunch of drama school students steal Radzoff's corpse from its crypt and take it to a rundown mansion so they can party with it.
Kudos are also in order for the stellar cast of familiar B-flick faces: Mayne has a deliciously eye-rolling ball with his flashy role, Leon Askin contributes an amusing cameo as bitter washed-up director Wolfgang, Nita Talbot adds some class as flaky psychic medium Mrs. Rohmer, plus there are nice turns by Luca Bercovici as jerky drama student ringleader Saint, Jennifer Starrett as the sweet Meg, Jeffrey Combs as the geeky Stu, and Scott Thomson as the nerdy Bobo.
To my mind, the combination isn't wholly successful: there aren't enough genuine laughs to compensate for the difficulties of taking the piece as pure drama.
Indeed, he directed the teleplay on which the film is based, "Deal a Blow," on the CBS drama series "Climax."
Good drama with lots of fine performances; based on a true story.
Lee and Gomez covered every detail in this urban drama from the music, clothing, slang, and location.Unlike some of the movies I mentioned earlier, the actors performed as if they weren't "actors".
Excellent drama about 2 alienated, spoiled punks who go afoul of the federal government, each for his own reasons.
It is an excellent drama, an excellent thriller, and an excellent film.
The sets and costumes are stunning, and the music and camerawork are refleshingly unusual for a 'costume drama'.
"Dream to Believe" is a pretty boring and unrealistic gymnastics drama and $1 is just too freakin' expensive for this.
As an adult who enjoys being entertained, who enjoys everything from the mundane to the fantastic in realism, drama, comedy, and action, all of those adult things that reflect real life on earth and/or stimulate the imagination, this movie has nothing to offer.
Was this meant to be a comedy or a serious drama?
The first fifteen minutes is ordinary TV drama, as long as Scott [Anthony Quinn] is still alive.
As a result, the film generates all the drama and mystery of an episode of "Matlock."
Edda Mussolini was plain ridiculous (not because of Sarandon, but because of the impotent script), while she had to be the central character of this alleged familial drama.
"Kooky drama"?
I fully realize that the drama offered this season is pretty poor, but they can surely find better writers.
This is a confused movie that can't decide whether it wants to be a comedy, a romantic fantasy, or a drama about female mid-life crisis.
It's depressing and has not point because there's no great truth about the human soul or about the world brought to light like a great drama does.
This is a drama about a seemingly good kid growing up in a lower-class area of New York.
Chris Rock is not showing a good act here, you can't get the feeling that his caracter is real, I think the movie would have been a bit better if it's drama or romantic scenes would have been a less part of the movie and more/better humor was involved.
Four friends sit in a restaurant discussing whether the essence of life is comedy or drama.
Now, when I first heard about this film, my understanding was that they tell the exact same story, the genre (comedy or drama) only changes by how you look at it.
The drama is so stiffly scripted and pretentious that it can only really work as self-parody.
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