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I assume that when a play or drama is cast the actors will be able to fit their parts.
It is a good mix of comedy, drama, action and adventure.
There's some violence, there's some drama, there's some nudity, there's some very nice gore and there are four cannibal-fugitives on the run.
Spike Lee cinematographer Ernest Dickerson (he shot Spike's first 6 films) makes a stylish, dark debut with the 1992 teen drama "Juice".
First of all you must be an adult who likes serious drama to watch this film, otherwise, negative comments don't qualify.
For a first time director to helm a cast of extremely talented actors, he's created a drama just short of a masterpiece.
The movie is heavy drama and if you expect less, you'll be disappointed.
I was expecting the film to be funnier, a black comedy when really you see the melodramatic overtones of human drama and a positive film.
It's part fantasy, romance, drama, comedy.
But none of that affects the promise of this opening film, which has all the elements any successful film or TV Movie could hope to employ - drama, action, loyalty, betrayal, destruction and death, loss and hope, and the most lovable of characters everywhere - right down to Boxey, who by owning Muffit, was the envy of children everywhere... (In fact it's rumoured that Annakin Skywalker's look was based on him!)
What were they thinking?! Is this movie a comedy or is it a drama?
If it's a drama, there was no tension and the underlying message appears muddled.
There really isn't a lot of action until the end, but I can't imagine it being categorized as anything else because the plot was so transparent and shallow that it couldn't be considered a drama or anything.
The world was blessed on September 3rd, 1902, when Mantan Moreland was born in Monroe, Louisiana and the world was saddened at our loss when he died September 28, 1973 in Hollywood, California, where he appeared in 134 movies as well his memorable guest appearances on the Bill Cosby Show in 1969 or on "Love, American Style" in 1969, or on the police drama "Adam-12" in 1968.
This genuinely creepy Korean serial killer drama has style to spare, with some of the most gorgeous cinematography you're ever likely to see in this type of movie.
A action-adventure,crime drama,pseudo-comedy,buddy picture that fails practically at all levels.
Pichel is an expert at timing, drama, and suspense.
His use of strings and wind instruments are so well-placed at the right time, and his music provides a thread which enhances the drama and keeps us on track.
Part of the reason this movie was made, IMO, was a tribute to a very good and popular drama teacher.
But a charming girl with a pretty face alone does not create drama.
Jones, Richard Norton, Chris Penn and James Russo are ultimately wasted in this failed cop drama which finds Wilson as a disgraced cop who ends up switching alliances to a mobster (Played well by Penn) after Wilson is out of work due to a mission that went awry and cost the life of one of his teammates.
Indeed one questions the approach taken with Redemption, since it aims for a police drama like Cop Land but ends up more like a hack version of clichés that repeat over and over again.
The opening title card of this short drama informs us that it was "founded upon an actual occurrence in New York City," and this information has the same impact it has today when a movie or TV show announces up top that it's based on a true story: everything that follows is granted additional weight by our knowledge that what we're seeing, or something close to it, really happened.
Too bad this dramatic powerhouse got lost in 1939's crowded field of movie classics because, as a drama, there was none better.
The Corner is an EXCELLENT drama series directed by Charles(Roc) Dutton on HBO.
This isn't a drama, or an urban drama....it is a GRAF FILM.
You cannot compare this movie to a war film because it isn't, neither can it be compared to a drama because it is not that either.
I love to see modern adaptations of Shakespearean drama; I think the texts are more accessible to the general population when they are put into familiar situations/contexts.
Also, Prince Hamlet's film "The Mouse Trap," which is crucial to the original drama because it seals Claudio's guilty conscience, cannot serve its function in this film because it has been modified from a drama reenacting King Hamlet's murder into a bad montage of random student-filmmaker camera shots which one can scarcely connect to anything in the plot.
Director Shinya Tsukamoto of Tetsuo fame returns with something very different than his hyperkinetic cyborg technophilia mindtrip: an almost sober costume drama cum doppelganger thriller.
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