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Plodding, plot less, devoid of drama and human interest, there is no excuse to waste the energy even to go to the store and rent it.
It's hard not to see some similarities to GILLIGAN'S ISLAND and LOST, but the awkward mix of on-the-nose comedy and drama never quite works.
As directed masterfully by Clint Eastwood, "Flags of Our Fathers" plays both as a war film and a sensitive human drama.
Somewhat derivative but never rote, the story mixes unequal amounts of drama, terror, gore and the supernatural and winds up mostly satisfying to fans of each genre in the end.
It is an enchanting mixture of drama, comedy, horror, SF and of course, everything is embraced by a wonderful, but heart-breaking love story.
1st was great, 2nd was better, 3-6 were almost as good, seven was more about drama than comedy, but 8 was funny.
Series seven was still funny, but it was more about drama and story.
A little of those Spanish spicy movies from late 70's, a little of "Indecent Porposal", a little of comedy (if there's someone who really laughs watching' this), a little of drama...
An "intellectual" named Alan Squier (Leslie Howard) flies in and falls in love with complicated Gabrielle Maple, who falls in love with him, and within 10 minutes of the start of the movie you see the tension and drama of a classic love triangle.
All in all, a cleverly written sci-fi drama that holds your interest.
This vicious crime drama certainly scores points for sleaze, but it doesn't hold up for more discriminating viewers.
It also has some of the elements of stage drama a la Moliere.
Is this a bad drama, or is this brilliant satire?
They created two of the funniest farces in American drama, TWENTIETH CENTURY (about theater people) and THE FRONT PAGE.
It drama over money and families and who cares, its mundane and not very interesting.
The new Battlestar Galactica is a drama set in a Sci Fi universe, but it takes itself too seriously for my taste.
What little I knew about the film was that its genre was part family film, part adventure and part drama.
Writer/director Lance W. Dreesen offers a fresh and novel spin on the standard werewolf premise by cleverly blending the more horrific elements with a surprisingly potent and touching domestic drama.
Anurag Kashyap’s critically acclaimed ‘Black Friday’, raised my expectations from No Smoking, expecting it to be a decent drama carrying a strong message against smoking.
The direction is heavy-handed, at times bordering on trite, the production design doesn't contribute much, and the photography is pretentious and annoying -- more appropriate to a music video, than a heartfelt drama.
Quite possibly one of the clumbsiest, meaningless, and inane films of the recent months of independent movie-making, LATIN BOYS GO TO HELL lies somewhere between a gay coming-of-age drama and a cheesy exploitation spoof.
A must see for drama fans.
This is the type of four-person drama that hardly makes it to the big screen anymore, and indeed this 2001 movie originally aired as an HBO film.
First of all ,it takes place in a futuristic society ,but with film -noir /contemporary drama elements , and you could appreciate it in the music and the visual elements .
The film walks a fine line between comedy and drama, with plenty of great laughs and more than a few unexpected dramatic moments (and one genuine tragedy!).
Then in 2005, Stephen Gaghan made Syriana, a tense, well-researched, politically charged drama about the oil industry - which made plenty of sense to those steeped in world politics and economics, without outwardly offending anybody.
Robert Mitchum as Dan Milner does well here, as he most always does, despite a confused script that starts out as a gangster drama and, about 80% into the movie, with Cardigan's (Vincent Price) rescue effort, tries to become a comedy, with little success.
This is the stuff that fairy tales are made off, also great drama, great comedy and all the natural ingredients of what is laughingly known as our daily existence.
This sort of small black and white drama was actually what finished off Republic as TV shows took up this sort of storyline and style, and the studio didn't adapt.
Shortly after an oddly quiet young woman, Sadako Yamamura (Yukie Nakama), joins a drama troupe, strange events, including deaths with suspicious circumstances, start occurring.
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