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The Cinematography by Peter Biziou is excellent and the acting by Gene hackman and Willem Dafoe is great.Not perfect but very entertaining and the film has a good story that is inspired by real-life events.4/5
Che is a good film for chronicling the events leading to the Cuban Revolution and certainly has a mystic potency surrounding Che and his political ideals.
It barely followed the plot of the book, cut out more than half of the major events, and was cut way too short.
The skits could be anything from a parody of a movie or TV show, a fake commercial, or just random events (presumably TV shows as the robot chicken is being forced to view a multitude of TV screens at the opening of every episode).
If it would have gone for a magic realism approach from a director like Julio Madem or Kim Ki Duk, or a surreal approach from someone like David Lynch, then maybe, just maybe it could have got away with the unacceptable events taking place in this film.
As I got closer to the native citizens, I discovered many secrets, secrets not unlike some of the tragic events that took Peyton Place by storm.
Unfortunately, many of these events are still taking place around us today.
The events taking place in her youth were the source of Grace Metalious' novel and shaped the course of her story.
"Monday Night Mayhem" is an expose type movie, showing us the mostly unsavoury events that went on behind the scenes: the tension in the broadcast booth, director Chet Forte's gambling problems and womanizing.
Later they become friends, while Rebecca sees supernatural events with drowned people in the lake.
The plot contains so many extreme events as to be too far-fetched: A cop cheats on his wife, but she and their son are murdered.
Based on actual events, this movie recounts the transformation of a man sentenced to death by guillotine or in French slang "widow".
Although I can't correlate the two events, when Magnum went off air in 1988 I stopped watching network television and haven't watched it since.
Continuation of the events in the original "Evil Dead" movie.
It's hard to believe that Above The Line talent like Gordon Douglas, Harry Brown and Horace McCoy could fall so badly into the old Flashback trap; you know the one, one character begins to tell another or, in this case, a crowded courtroom of something that happened in the past and almost as soon as we're in full flashback mode the character narrating disappears leaving us to watch a series of events at which he was not present and by extension could have no knowledge of.
After the events that happened in the first movie.
By contrast, films of real events can be full documentaries which were filmed only in advance or concurrently; or semi-documentaries in which some of the essential scenes have had to be fictionally, but as accurately as possible, reconstructed and filmed after the event.
I don't think it's unfair to say that it is an important record concerning the events at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq during the American occupation.
Of course, as the cop (O'Brien) gradually realises what trail of events his 'efficiency' has sparked, he begins to relax his attitude ....
Fact 2: in spite of the claim that this movie is "based on actual events" nothing in this movie (except that it's set on Bray Road near Elkhorn, Wisconsin) is even remotely similar to any of the sightings.
It was a good decision to look at the events at Abu Gharib mainly through the eyes of the convicted military officers; and of course the photographs speak for themselves.
Such as: Why do we insist seeing these events as more of an embarrassment on the part of the U.S. than an insult on the Iraqi prisoners?
Devoid of an omniscient soundtrack and played out to feel like real-time, the events of this one freakish night is quite a distressingly entertaining ordeal.
in doing so i found out that this silly LIFTIME made-for-trailer-trash-movie is based on real events!!! TEE-HEE!!! but anyway, my true gay nature compelled me to watch it through its entirety.
Moreover, the story covers twelve years, from 1962 to 1974, a time-length during which the three boys should have been touched by the events of their personal lives and by history as well, on the contrary they remain a little underdeveloped till the very end.
These events shape the rest of the film, taking us through a wild and extremely vivid acid trip that sees Cindy and Allen both being pursued by 2 federal agents who are apparently a couple working undercover on Cindy's dad, and who, coincidentally, are sexually involved with Chesney.
The film presents various opposing sides of the conflict through interviews, commentary, and visual events captured on-camera.
I found the movie pace lagged a lot in the middle, and I found the events after the in-bank theft scene unpleasant (the movie as a whole was darker than I had expected).
This is the only movie I know of to make the attempt to take the events of the Arthurian legend as seriously as possible, portraying them as realistically as possible, thereby making this the best film version of the legend to date.
The events are approached with total emotional reality.
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