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It sounds ludicrously surreal but it perfectly evokes the indescribable feeling of an itch in a way only Clampett could.
The art is totally amazing and the soundtrack, which is reused many times after this, (im not sure if this was the first time i heard it) and evokes in me the most emotional sentimental response of any movie soundtrack.
The movie "Purple Rain" evokes an eighties style clothing, and music ensemble, which effortlessly captivated the movie audience!!
The vigilante has long held a fascination for audiences, inasmuch as it evokes a sense of swift, sure justice; good triumphs over evil and the bad guy gets his deserts.
The bittersweet twist to this movie contains a wonderful element of romanticism that evokes an impetuous passion!
This movie is dynamic, topical, relevant to the human experience and unlike the overblown Gangs of New York, Oliver! offers a portrayal of poverty in 19th century London, England that evokes sympathy without being condescending.
This homey western evokes an American tradition which accompanies the complacency of the typical U.S. household during the era in which it was viewed..
Just as the character of Daniel Dareus evokes so many sentiments and long repressed feelings within the people around him, the movie does the same to its viewers: You walk out with your head abuzz and your heart feeling full.
However, after a few days, I realized that the movie stays with me and it evokes a melancholy mood which lingers in my mind.
Just because the movie universally evokes emotions we don't normally like to feel and assume are bad does not make the movie itself bad; in fact, it means it succeeded.
It is composer James Horner's finest soundtrack ever and evokes so much from the film and the audience.
Besides, it has good acting and well-done artwork which even today evokes a certain awe at the imagery.
Now the "love" is twisted up with all sorts of nostalgia it evokes and, oh well . . .
"Cypher" is a pretty inventive Sci-Fi thriller that often evokes feelings of fright & claustrophobia despite being utterly implausible.
A hilarious Neil Simon comedy that evokes laughs from beginning to end.
Unremittingly bleak and depressing, the film evokes as well as could be desired the legendary misery and emptiness that characterised Houellebecq's controversial novel of the same name.
The mere mention of the name evokes images of the consummate performer, a Da Vinci of the stage and screen, a presence fully deserving of admiration.
One of my favorite scenes involves a flashback/dream sequence so beautifully composed it evokes the Great German expressionists in it's vague shadowy ambiguity.
Filled to the brim with haunting and incredible performances, it evokes Allen's more insightful dramas, such as "Interiors," as well as Ingmar Bergman's best work.
This movie is eerily beautiful, funny and evokes what may be film's closest version of what the Civil War was really like.
His sense of mise en scene is superb, but even more he evokes a very specific time and place.
Robert Knott as Julia's down and out husband Will Tyler evokes a younger Robert Duvall or Ed Harris, and is pitch perfect in his portrayal of a man trying very hard against odds that are not breaking his way.
Samantha Eggar as a woman with flawed instincts for her own preservation evokes frustration and pity.
Additionally, this movie evokes the feeling of optimism percolating within post WW2 America.
It's one of those productions that do not date, but evokes the atmosphere of the 1950's to the 1970's as I remember living through it.
I've only seen one other movie in my lifetime that evokes that kind of creeped-out fear.
It really evokes a mood that stays with you.
Yukie is very moving in her portrayal and evokes sympathy and empathy for the character.
By today's standards I suppose Son Of Dracula is none too frightening, though it nicely suggests the link between horror and everyday life, normal emotions and regional traditions, which, while this might not mean much nowadays, certainly resonated in the America of sixty years ago, which it effectively evokes.
It shows such a versatile tenderness from both parties and Sami Bouajila's performance as the character of Mehdi evokes such genuine feelings that I was moved to tears.
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