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The thing that makes this one a time less classic is its comic timing and wonderful editing...The jokes are refreshing and not cheap..
The photography and editing of the movie is exceptional for the time period.
This concert production, with its hypnotic editing, amazing dancing, hallucinatory lighting effects, and trance-inducing arrangements, blows away all previous efforts.
This is well-done, with tight editing.
The acting is impeccable, the editing tight, the direction inspired, and the music creates a fitting backdrop of mood.
I am not saying the movie was bad, but I will say that a little more editing would have done wonders.
It's got good cinematic scenes and editing was great, especially the cinematography.
Also I cannot mention that the movie looks astonishingly through excellent photography, especially through rational use of color filters, incredibly apposite editing, wonderful acting of all the cast and, of course, due to the atmospheric beauty of winter mountains that reminded me of the Brueghel's "Hunters in the Snow".
Excellent entry in the RKO Saint series with well-written original script, good camera work and transitions, good directing to handle some twists in the plot, good editing to keep the flow constant, and good acting.
The film employs a uniquely stylistic form of film and sound editing, and the narration (by Sean Penn) and interviews adopt a rather genuine, unrehearsed form that is akin with the anarchic, nihilistic spirit of sidewalk surfing.
Combine that with the fantastic and creative cinematography, editing, writing, etc., and you have a film that shows the fine quality of its production.
Rockwell has often demonstrated that he operates very closely indeed with his cast, and this holds true in this instance as he allows his actors to create their roles while any ad libbing is neatened nicely via the editing process, resulting in an artistic success for the director, despite negative comments from some mainstream evaluators.
This is a good movie; might be a bit stagy for some people due to its different editing job, but I think that it's also that that improves the story.
The opening sequence of the police arriving at a dark and rainy house wherein the "wife" has committed murder.......or is it??....and the remainder of the film seeks to unravel what really happened....OK...the film is a bit "campy"...but has good editing and dialogue.....professional acting.....often humorous......and the very last scene with the facial expression is one of the best of its' kind......definitely worth watching.....deserving at least a 7 or an 8!
This abortion never looms large in the ensuing drama - it's very skilfully dealt with, in less than a couple of minutes screentime, a marvel of economy in scripting, and editing - but it's always there, as a counterpoint to Tennison's desperate efforts to find another "lost child" - a kidnap victim - before it's too late.
Evil Ed is a Swedish film about a man named Ed (of course)and his collapse into total madness after editing a series of B horror films known as "The Loose Limbs" series.
Very visually brilliant, with insanely influential style in editing and composition.
Really unique (especially for its time) camera angles and extremely hectic editing.
An icy music freezes and goosebumps the audience with clever sound editing.
It is also an account of bloated expectations and fallen heros The interviews are well patched together in the editing.
But the ending stunt sequence is nothing short of spectacular with excellent film editing, humor and timing, and the big city bank scene is hilarious with very original acting by one very talented character in particular.
A criminal tries to break into the house Evil Ed was editing the movies that ultimately drive him insane in and says "groovy" as he looks at his weapon quite like Bruce Campbell does when he finishes his chainsaw hand in Evil Dead 2. There is also many posters of that movie scattered around the house and office in the movie.
This film is amazingly shot, and the editing is outstanding.
It gives such detail of what executives involved in the news industry will do just to get a story on the air: notably Jane Craig rushing Kenny to finish editing the piece to get it off, and then Joan Cusack struggling to get it in, and William Hurt, who according to Jane commits an incredible breach of ethics, fakes his tears during his date rape interview, a flaw that is pointed out by Aaron.
In my opinion the directing, editing, lighting, and acting(minus Franco) were very good.
Director Stacy Peralta, who's one of the legendary Z-Boys himself, relates the incredible exploits of this amazing ragtag crew in a ferociously punchy and visceral manner that's both informative and wildly entertaining: the snappy rapid-fire editing, ceaseless speedy pace, and raw, gritty photography deliver one hell of an infectiously kinetic buzz, projecting a sense of sheer joy and full-on bustling energy that's a total pleasure to behold.
Excellent cast, crisp editing and good acting keeps the pace of the movie developing rapidly,.
And the writer did a hell of a job, as well as directing and the editing was awesome.
What on earth were they up to in the editing room?
Heart-pounding tension, great pacing through editing, and a score that knows when to be quiet all come together here under competent and capable direction.
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