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No one has ever or will ever write, play, or record music like this musical giant.
Being advertised as the most expensive movie ever made in the Czech Republic, it automatically makes the you think it will be over glorified and clichéd (out of fear of the budget).
It was nominated the Oscar for Best Special Effects (the only award it was ever nominated).
This movie just absolutely tops everything else I have ever seen.
No Vietnam War movie I'd ever heard of talked about what happens to a soldier once the fighting is over with.
The plot was different than anything I had ever seen.
Not to forget the ever reliable O. de Havilland as Lady Mary of the west.
Just enjoy it, because nobody ever claimed to make documentaries when Raoul Walsh and Errol Flynn co-worked.
Rainbow Brite is far from the worst film ever, and though out-dated, I'm sure I will show it to my children in the future, when I have children.
The greatest Tarzan ever made!
This movie is done in a way that no other Tarzan ever has come close in doing.
No other Tarzan movie ever has or ever will portray the character this well.
Out of all the Mafia movies i have ever seen this is one of the best for many reasons.
The story is one of the best ever (In the mafia genre), as it realistic.
Fame was released in the U.S. a year before I was born; I was too young to ever remember the original version of Fame- and yet I heard and read numerous things about it.
The chase goes on for nearly 15 minutes and is the best you'll ever see.
Featuring one of the slickest wise guys ever put on screen, Tony Lo Bianco's behavior in this movie is cool as ice.
who ever says slap stick comedy is dead and boring is completely wrong.
I love the stark black and white film noir movies.Film noir in color is not as good.The cast and script is excellent.The rather creepy music is fun to listen to.Ida Lupino is one of the best and talented actresses to ever grace the screen.I have never seen a production that she was in that I did not like.She was not only breathtakingly beautiful,she was a fine actress.The first movie that I remember seeing Ida Lupino in was Roadhouse with Richard Widmark and Cornel Wilde.I never forgot the movie,or her.
This is one of the best films i have seen ever.
The scenes between the amazingly uncanny actress playing Jennifer (Caitlin Grace McDonnell) and Jennifer's mother (actually voiced by Ruth Montgomery) on the phone are some of the most intriguing and powerful I've ever seen captured on film.
The film Classe tous risques directed by Claude Sautet was not a film, to be honest, I had ever really heard of until the Film Forum in NYC said that they would have a 2-week screening of the film, with new English subtitles.
Sherlock Holmes and The Secret Weapon fits snugly into the middle ground quality-wise, and, as ever, it's an enjoyable outing that fans of the series, like myself, will enjoy very much.
I loved the film's story, cinematography as well as the superb casting of Ben Johnson and Harry Carey Jr. in the lead roles along with the ever dependable Ward Bond.
William Wellmann, who directed one of the most exciting silent films ever made, 'Wings' (1927), here returns to the skies with another rip-roaring story of dare-devil fliers.
Towards the end of the film there are some extraordinarily thrilling scenes of danger and rescue, and what must be the most ingenious blind landing in thick fog ever thought of.
These guys are without a doubt the single most incompetent bunch of doctors to ever fumble their way across the screen.
but none of this matters, for, director tarsem singh has given us one of the most visually stunning movies ever.
Marigold is by far the best "outsider's" take on Bollywood I have ever seen.
Young demobilized, gas-poisoned First World War lieutenant of very delicate health, who previously was a doctor in an orphanage for children with some mental deprivations, goes in a search of their new location and finds much more than he ever intended to and quite of a different nature.
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