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Christopher Nolan's first feature film wowed critics who saw it when it first came out.
Mehta made her directorial debut with a 24-minute Canadian short film 'At 99: A Portrait of Louise Tandy Murch' (1975), but it was her Canadian feature film about the life of Indians living in Canada that brought her fame back in east, her country by birthright, 'Sam & Me' (1991).
It may come as a restraint to some of the sub genre's fans, but this film doesn't feature many of the regular Giallo trademarks like bloody knife murders (preferably committed by a masked killer wearing black gloves), ravishing scantily dressed beauties and unpredictable red herrings.
The folks at Aardman have done a cool, cute and wild adaptation of their short films of Wallace and Gromit to feature length, as the man and his dog, inventors who seem to have more of the intelligence (or practicality) for the latter.
Similar to other generation gap movies of its era like TAKING OFF (1971) and HARDCORE (1978) but also nihilistic vigilante films like DEATH WISH (1974) and TAXI DRIVER (1976) - interestingly enough, two of these also feature Boyle - JOE ultimately emerges as an engrossing and powerful drama which could have been a masterpiece if it had had a more experienced director at the helm...
Wonderfully funny, awe-inspiring feature on the pioneers of turntablism.
The cinematography is the film's shining feature.
Early 80's creature feature concerns a long abandoned gold mine that some intrepid miners are determined to check out.
This was a happy accident resulting from MGM's need to crank out a variety of short films for exhibit with its feature length material.
I always thought this cartoon was the first ever cartoon to feature Mickey, it is in fact his third, but it doesn't matter, for a six minute animated short it is enjoyable.
The film does move slowly, mostly because it follows the book so closely and was not released as a feature film.
The first feature length Muppet Movie, and excepting maybe The Muppet Christmas Carol, the movie puppeteers the world over are still looking for as a guide.
The animation is lively and colorful and the film itself boasts some of the best songs ever put in an animated feature.
The Special feature extras alone is worth the price.
Seven months since a revelatory viewing of Faces, I finally found a rentable DVD copy of Cassavetes' first feature.
Based on a William Faulkner short story, Two Soldiers is a top notch short film, a movie that has enough story, emotion and great cinematography for a feature film and definitely leaves you wanting more in the end.
Having previously seen this short on VHS tape with the feature Summer Stock, I just rewatched Every Sunday on the TCM site.
Despite all that, they perform quite well at the end and it's almost surprising that M-G-M chose Garland while Durbin was already contracted at Universal as this short was made but was briefly allowed back in since her feature debut (Three Smart Girls) was in the early preparing stages.
Judy herself would make her first feature (Pigskin Parade) at 20th Century-Fox as M-G-M was deciding what movie she would next star in.
This is a fitting feature debut for two directors who should rightfully by very proud.
What I think to be the most outstanding feature in this movie is that Ettore Scola made it absolutely believable that Giorgio falls in love with Fosca.
What we get is a patient survival tale than just a bloody, all-out creature feature onslaught.
In this full feature film, Wallace and Gromit work in Anit-Pesto, a pest-control business.
It's hard to believe such an original animated feature was made in 1952.
I heard that his next feature will be a political satire and I really can't wait to see that too among with his previous works like "House of Pancakes"...
Following on from the huge success of Nick Park and the Aardman team with the Wallace and Gromit short animations we now have the first (hopefully of many) feature with the plasticine characters that so many love.
I have bestowed my highest honour of the Film Festival on this feature.
But nevertheless, good fun and a very smart first feature from Sturton.
This was Rachel Ward's first USA feature film.
One commentator got it right, that sex, a jaded, common feature among foreign films, is surprisingly lacking in "distant" and in a good way.
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