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You seldom see him in wuxia, more often in classic eastern or crime slapstick.
A milestone in Eastern European film making and an outstanding example of Serbian mentality.
Sammo fans- This is a must see (See also Eastern Condors, Shanghai Express (Yuen Biao is Ace!), Dragons Forever and Enter the Fat Dragon.
It's witty jokes and even it's occasional stereotypical and derogatory views on Eastern European people had me in stitches throughout most of the film.
The quintessential road movie...if your idea of a road movie involves three would-be magicians with Eastern European accents and Claire Forlani.
It is currently airing on ABC Family from 4-5 pm eastern time Monday through Friday.
Being of Eastern European descent, I have no knowledge of it.
Then the incredibly bad acting/direction from the guy who appears to be a normal American business man, who when put under the slightest interrogation suddenly starts speaking in an eastern European accent....What happened to his perfect American accent.....Sorry, I'm not overly keen on Keither Sutherland anyway, maybe that didn't help... but I cannot for the life of me see how anybody thought this was good!
The plusses: good story, compelling lead actress, enough plot twists & turns to keep me interested, a strong ending, a middle eastern guy who reminded me of great bit players from the 1940s and an overall professional look about it.
No matter what title you want to issue it, this giddy western (eastern?)
Over two hours long, some scenes are poetic and subtle with an Eastern beauty lovely to behold.
It's set in Vietnam in 1950, and, as usual, if it's Eastern society, he can teach it.
No characters has any interesting point besides the villain just because he remains a bit mysterious but we'll quickly discover that besides his strange eastern accent he has nothing more to deliver than pure brute stupid violence.
Watching it is a little like reading obscure eastern European poetry.
How the instructor teaching the cadets had a very eastern way of speaking.
This picture depicts the American and Russian sycie and how western and eastern thinking are different from one another.
The portrayal of the Albanian restaurant with middle eastern music and belly dancers was ridiculous and inaccurate!!! Albania is one of the oldest countries located in Eastern EUROPE and has no such music nor does it have belly dancers!! To put it nicely the writer and director should be embarrassed of this piece of crap.
I saw this movie several times, in another life (before WWII), with another title (Invitation To Dance)and in another world (Eastern Europe).
Let's be specific: The opening sequence wasn't that bad - very evocative scenes in the dessert, camels, Bedouin, a group of Eastern European women, a campfire, lots of Russian and Arabic chit chat - OK, "expectations build": Next scene (after the first obligatory rape scene): auction of the Eastern European women as prostitutes: very noisy, not sure who the English-speaking (French-accented) person was - a buyer or a seller: couldn't make that out.
For me at least, alarm bells immediately start ringing if I learn that a recent action or horror film has been shot in an Eastern European location.
The volunteers (!?!) are essentially coming from the European Community (Poland) but also non members states from eastern Europe (Ukraine) and some countries going through a crisis like Iran and Iraq.
The Indians, all with braided wigs,do not at all resemble eastern woodland natives at that period, and the rangers hardly wore green identical fringed leathers suits with matching hats.
There was potential for great tragedy here, and after I saw the film, there were news reports of such slave-prostitution rings involving Eastern European girls run by the mob, being uncovered here and and in New York, so it was a timely subject.
Did you expect to see an in-depth character study of eastern mysticism or some soul-searching drama that reveals the truth of life?
This time Louis Gossett Jr returns to whip new American and Russian recruits in line to prepare them for a mission against middle eastern terrorists who have gotten a nuclear launching site, of course the mission is meant to fail but in the heat of it all heroism prevails over the differences of the soldiers in question.
Some eastern sea that lay heavily in the dawn, attended in its farthest far horizon by titanic walls of smoke and crowned by spires of fire and hot gouts of burning oil arching in the air.
The eastern front war between Hitler and Stalin was personal.
Sorry but it is just another predictable and forgettable lame eastern action/adventure/martial arts film.
Vladek Sheybal as the head Russian spy is also quite good(he just oozes Eastern European charm).
The heroes have a history together and are interesting characters, the villain is a typical western baddie, crew of loyal outlaws and no conscience, the town council/owners are eastern dandy's unable to deal with the raw life of the frontier.
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