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Highly politically charged drama that, while biased, is extremely well-handled and one of the most intelligent films ever made.
While initially the revolution promised freedom, at this point the small committee running the country is extremely repressive and is a dictatorship.
The action is good, the acting is decent, the women are extremely seductive and exotic in my opinion, and the story is pretty interesting.
Charlie Chaplin succeeds in being both extremely funny and witty and yet at the same time provides a strong statement in his satire against fascism.
Porno Holocaust is extremely low budget as expected.
The film is quite political, but I agree strongly with its message - nuclear power, though extremely efficient, is far too dangerous for common use.
Set in the remote wilderness of Siberia at the turn of the century, a small community is stirred when an extremely cold winter forces two tigers to come down from the mountains in search of food, preying on outlying farms.
It's extremely difficult to pull off such a stunt and manage to garner any positive effect from it.
Vicente Aranda is a master of atmosphere and the art direction, the costumes and the photography are extremely well put together to achieve a pleasing aesthetic experience.
This is an extremely sweet character driven film that leaves the audience enthralled in the Applebaum's plight in life.
The actors in this show are extremely personable and you really do want to see what they are up to and into each week.
The Russians actually speak Russian without accent, but the cars are extremely strange, with models spanning like 50 years, and so the place seems weirdly out of time.
The show was cast extremely well, my only complaint being of Betsy Joscelyn's portrayal of Johanna.
She plays an extremely bright, loyal and intense woman who couldn't figure out romantic relationships.
An extremely gentle retelling of the Shakespeare play (and much more overt about it than Forbidden Planet).
This is an extremely well done show.
Great format, and Peter Falk's character extremely good...wonderfully quirky, he can take his place next to Poirot, Miss Marple, and also the likes of Marlowe and Rick Diamond.
Ted Raimi was also hilarious and extremely goofy.
The first half of the film is funny and smart with an extremely European flavor in the usage of small but wonderful characters, while the second half of the film descends into a somber story of discovery and the holocaust.
All the characters are extremely likable, and it also has a cute love story angle too it as well, plus Bruce and Spencer Breslin both had some really funny lines (Holy Smokes!).
Mark Robertson took a huge chance writing an extremely difficult part for his first film and it paid off big in his casting of Kelly Overton.
I was extremely pleased with how well it was put together, and how well acted it was!
Also the scene where the knife comes down and then it switches to Andy Clarke cutting an extremely rare piece of meat was very well done.
It could become easy for people to assume that this is some kind of regular occurrence - in fact, even in the world of 'arthouse' cinema, such mammoth running times are extremely rare, for obvious reasons.
I guess those who have been in a one-sided relationship of some sort before will be able identify with the lead character Minako (Yuko Tanaka), a 50 year old woman who is still in the pink of good health, as demonstrated by her daily, grinding routine of waking up extremely early in the morning to prepare for her milk delivery work, where she has to lug bottles of Megmilk in a bag in a route around her town like clockwork, to exchange empty bottles for full ones, and to collect payment and issue receipt.
Yes it is sexist, rude and extremely crude, and I loved it.
The film is very atmospheric, the extremely mannered and polite courtly ceremony and ritual contrasted with sudden brutal violence.
Making a good movie about a Comic is extremely hard to do.
For example, the exchange between Paul Kersey(Bronson) and Ms. Kathryn Davis(Deborah Raffin) (more about this character later) is extremely clear and to the point: Ms. Davis says, "I hope you like chicken.
I feel extremely sad for some of the people who have been reviewing this film.
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