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As the film covers the same events from three differing points of view, the plot is gradually fleshed out and brought to a most surprising conclusion.
How many times have you heard "based on true events"?
Second, these are largely staged events with paid actors (and a few unsuspecting participants and bystanders).
Through the events surrounding the disappearance of her husband, Lucia discovers a new side of herself she hasn't felt due to the freedom of being unmarried and unrestricted.
Not to mention, HUGE plot twists are treated in a mundane way and many events are altered, discarded, or invented.
Chuck is back and still after Andy is now placed in a foster home after the tragic events of the first film since his mother was committed.
The opening was like trying to create a suspense which fails and the audience were literally pushed to that suspicion other than naturally creating the atmosphere, he killed Mr. Travit and he was there in the future and suddenly started to bleed, he banged Anna's had and she had the bleeding in the future all of a sudden which does not correspond with the other events if u changed the past it happens so you wont see it in the future, it would be the past.
This TV film is based correctly on historical events developed in April 19,1775 , beginning hostilities for a shot was fired and starting the American Revolution, skirmishes among the British troops and the colonial militia were in Lexington and Concorde(Massachusetts); the deeds are the following : The first battle of the American War of Independence was in Lexington,northwest of Boston.Anticipating a rebellion ,The British general Thomas Gage sent 800 troops to seize stores at Concord and arrest John Hancock and John Adams ,two prominent American rebels.The rebellious were warned by Paul Revere(Vlasta Vrana).An advance party under Major Pitcairn encountered a party of about 50 Minutemen ,American rebel militia troops,on Lexington Common.They refused to disperse when ordered to do so,and Pitcairn ordered his troops to open fire.
I didn't feel lost or that any of the events were fluff.
The film-makers not only completely ignore the events in the previous film, they also replace Robert Thompson, who originally played Patrick, by a different Italian actor.
The fear and utter dread continues with part 2 of the Ringu trilogy, set 1 week after the events of the first film.
Like Crimson Rivers, the movie begins with seemingly two different events and a pair of cops trying to unravel the mystery.
I almost feel horrible saying the movie was bad simply because it was all true events and tragic nonetheless.
"Day of the Panther" begins with a young blonde chick taking on several masked thugs at an abandoned building (in a sequence that would have worked better if it wasn't intercut with other events happening elsewhere - a mistake that the director repeats at the end of the movie).
The events that transpire throughout the course of the film stay true to V.C. Andrews' novel, in some ways.
Real names are used and the gruesome events are depicted as they occurred.
This film won the Academy Award for 1970 as Best Documentary for Michael Wadliegh as he uses split screen imagery for many scenes capturing different events at the same time and different angles of same events.
30 acts provided about 50 hours of music to the crowd of half a million in upstate New York in the summer of 1969 and the film makers of Woodstock had to eliminate over half of the performers from their film but what they chronicled here is captures the thrilling performances and the crowd, the rain and the events that unfolded during that three day festival in an fast paced, energetic and thoughtful documentation.
only know this,because in some scenes they allude to events that must have happened in the movie.for
The plot is maybe more tangled than that of "The Usual Suspects", and there are enough distorted/out-of-chronological order events, half-remembered/repeated/altered lines and "was-it-all-a-dream-or-was-it-real?" tricks to baffle even the most avid mystery fan.
When several ships are attacked at sea by what appears to be a great whale, the navy asks Professor Aronnax for assistance in investigating the events.
It's easy to point out that this story is based on actual events once the cameras start rolling.
First of all, I would dare to say that half of the events that happened in the book weren't shown in the movie at all(reason: Lord of the Rings has less then 400 pages and the movie lasts around 3 hours; Eragon has around 500 pages and it lasts around hour and a half).
Fresh on the heels of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's "Greatest Canadian" program which reminded Canadians of Terry's remarkable story, "Terry" offers nothing more than an amateur re-staging of documented events.
Although lacking the necessary maturity, Ashmore's detailed and strong performance is not enough to save a script that offers nothing more to the televised events every Canadian knows.
If you go into it hoping for awesome action and realistic events, prepare to be disappointed.
Of interest is the way that the love story remains a mystery to all the other characters in the story and, how after the sad events of the movie, the characters remain in silence about the true nature of our protagonists relationship.
As far as tints go, unless everything was done in studio where the lighting and other effects could be controlled, the technology at the time only allowed for filming during the day so different tints were used so show that it was daytime/nighttime, indoors/outdoors, and other events.
I enjoyed the way Almodovar served the story, one bit at a time, allowing for all the events to culminate in a very satisfying ending.
Maybe I was too young or it was the events of my life at the time.
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