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mostly everything in UL final cut needed to be improved.
Everything about this movie is good - cinematography, story pace and most of all the end.
not to mention the affect everything had on my mother and little sister.
Probably the most whimsical installment of the first season, 'Shore Leave' has its ups and downs; some parts drag on too long and others are unambitiously cut short, but one can't deny they threw in everything but the proverbial kitchen sink to make this an entertaining episode.
Some scenes were a bit scary contrary to other cartoons, like the dream sequence of Charlie, but everything else was okay,and the songs were fair.
I have enjoyed everything I have ever seen Mr. Wilder in but I had no idea how truly talented he was until I saw "Murder in a Small Town," and this follow-on.
You get a sense throughout that Italy is so far removed from everything they have ever known, that they are so decadent for taking a risk and leaving behind all that is humdrum and constricting.
The movie has everything, romance, tears, love, death, and even sports... It's a great education in how society has changed in the 20th century.
The director was drunk, the bad stand in for the werewolf at points, the atrocious English dubbing, the inclusion of sequences from the first Waldemar film MARK OF THE WOLFMAN aka FRANKENSTEIN'S BLOODY TERROR and the grotesque overuse of that film's music score throughout etc, but seen in it's original widescreen format and uncut ( ie: WEREWOLF NEVER SLEEPS ) it is one of the wildest and most outrageous of the Daninsky werewolf series, with a plot line unmatched in it's everything but the kitchen sink approach.
Everything about it marks it as a spin-off which isn't meant to be taken seriously.
I did not like it that so many big issues were dramatically mentioned in the group (when some accused others in front of everyone else of major things, people would just be more "ashamed" to voice everything so personal in front of everybody, even if those people are a group one is closely working with).
But the film doesn't come across like that because Affleck (as Drew Latham) plays his part perfectly, one minute a child-like adult, the next a mature man who realises he has gained everything in life apart from what he really wants.
The story is simple, but the music is good, cinematography is excellent, direction is best, everything about the movie has a class of its own.
Everything that can go wrong, does.
Although they weren't working on a huge budget everything looks good, and the actors come through.
Unfortunately, in the last 5 minutes everything turns into a blur, and the unsatisfying ending is certainly not as good as the rest of the movie.
The jokes, non-sequiturs, wisecracks and word-play are literally non-stop and everything, including the kitchen sink, has been thrown in.
Not everything happens the way we think it should happen.
Especially the ideas that everyone is free and that everything is finite.
In what must be one of the most blood-freezing movies ever, a transvestite is murdering people in New York, and the answer to everything may not be what people suspect.
Everything was better in past days.
In fact everything in the film seemed to flow except for the script.
But everything else in the film seems cheap.
The cinematography is badly lit, with everything looking grainy and ugly.
The sex scenes aren't hot they're sleazy, shot in that porno style where everything is just a master shot of two people going at it.
The 1983 TV mini-series with Zelah Clarke and Timothy Dalton was everything I hoped it would be.
The special effects, plot, acting, and generally everything about this movie is BAD.
Others have written about the plot, so I will not say more than everyone in this film plays their role to perfection, the director, the actors, right down to the cameraman, and everything seems so real, no stupid gun play, the fighting when it happens is so credible, the expressions, the emotions, it is almost as you are there as a spectator.
This is a fun movie, with absolutely everything: ghosts, the spooky castle, repeated visions of past events, sex and violence ( though both have been toned down in the version most Americans have seen over the years.)
As long as you go into this movie knowing that it's terrible: bad acting, bad "effects," bad story, bad... everything, then you'll love it.
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