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Walking the tightrope between comedy and drama is one of the toughest acts in cinema.
This is a smart drama about the way of life in a Texas honky tonk in the early 1980's.
This is a wonderfully written and well acted psychological drama.
Home Room was a great movie if you've ever had drama in your life.
Good historical drama which is very educational and also very entertaining to people who like history.Very good acting and script.Not as sensual and sexy as it is sometimes marketed,be prepared to peek into the pioneer spirit and human ability to adjust.Very touching as well for the spiritually mature.
An edgy, stylish and exciting drama that received no promotion and was sent straight to VHS and cable TV--where I first saw it.
It's a drama with depth beyond how far you can stick a blade into someone with a reverence for a message that doesn't assault your brain's visual center, but rather, draws upon one's empathetic imagination to experience other's suffering of mind and spirit.
Factor in good and evil in the forms of his his love interest (Watson) and former "mentor" (Wilson) respectively and you have a plaintive drama laced with poignant and delicately humorous moments mingled with the rich scenic beauty of Italy's Lake Como and the intensity of high chess play.
Fuller turns this bag of Hollywood clichés into a taut, exciting drama with any number of off-kilter twists.
The representation of the court of Chancery as a 'character' in the drama is magnificent.
I recomend this for anyone who likes drama, and doesn't mind blood.
Because the film's third act is virtually non-existent, we are left with the impression that we have been watching a feature length documentary on Betty Page rather than a structured drama.
"Pickup On South Street" is a high speed drama about a small time criminal who suddenly finds himself embroiled in the activities of a group of communists.
Brad Johnson plays the love interest, and a story unfolds with all the typical elements of telefilm drama- but then there's always that confounding Farrah to watch, and she does, indeed, remain eminently watchable.
I really enjoyed this drama from Sidney Lumet.
I just hope every episode doesn't turn out to be life-altering like the first, that would just be too much drama for this vehicle.
Ultra-grim crime drama from Pou-Soi Cheang, the director of "Home Sweet Home".
I think that the difference didn't matter for a suspense drama like Vertigo, but it does matter for a romantic comedy.
Much like Robert De Niro's A Bronx Tale, Antwone Fisher delivers the moving drama of the life of a young man and the effects of key figures in his life.
It is measured and nuanced, balancing the humour and drama perfectly.
This drama is highly recommended as it shows a beautiful story and greatly shows how the 1930s were.
A fine Western costume drama.
I just got it on DVD and 20 years later it still does not disappoint, having plenty of action, drama, romance, and even comedy.
Kurosawa weaves a tale that has a cast of characters as diverse as any Shakespearean drama, and the acting is true to the story, with each star playing their role as a part of the larger tale.
It has its bloody moments, when necessary, as in Goodfellas, but it's basically just a really effective drama.
Riveting drama, scripted by William Mastrosimone based on his stage play, in which Farrah Fawcett plays Marjorie, attacked in her car by rapist Joe (James Russo).
It's only 2 episodes into a 5 part drama, but I can already state that this is one of the best things I've ever seen.
Shintaro Katsu is terrific as expected as Hanzo, coming across effortlessly as a deadly fighter and sexual force of nature, he is equally good in the moments of knowing humour and likable, almost an ordinary gentleman in moments of drama, it is a beautifully rounded performance filled with social conscience and a touching edge of personal feeling.
Then again drama sets in and then its like she is choosing between her boyfriend and her life long dream.
already the viewer sees the text and the drama of Shakespeare getting a hold of "Tony" and off he goes on his journey of doom.
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