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It is beautifully filmed, with nice photography and period detail, and the music as always is excellent.
yes, i was a little disappointed upon finding out that neither actor is disabled, and yes, i was a little disappointed that more of the movie wasn't filmed from the 'true' point of view of the disabled (can you imagine what it's like always being the tallest person in the room and then having to live the rest of your life with a view of nothing but other people's asses and crotches?
Lynch used all the filmed and cut material and started new shootings to finish a completely new feature film.
"Crossfire" feels like an underdeveloped masterpiece -- it's well acted and beautifully filmed, but thinly written and way too short.
Well I avoided that movie like the plague when it was first released, simply because, a) I knew it had absolutely nothing to do with Wicker Park, and living in Chicago, I didn't see why they called it that - it was filmed in fricking Canada for a start!
They're both marvelous works of raw drama, and with Pixote Babenco has an extra edge and harrowing quality to deal with in that this isn't filmed in conditions brought on after a world war.
One of the more lucid statements against the death penalty ever filmed, quite a frontal attack against the most disgusting way of doing justice.
Even though Paul Mazursky is credited as director, Cassavettes hand is all over this film...the long scenes filmed without cutting, the improvisatory feel to the dialogue..., the self-indulgent storytelling style, this is definitely his show from beginning to end, and if you're not a fan of his work, the film will seem laboriously long and dull but if you are a fan, there are rewards to be had.
Passion was filmed on location in the deserts of Jordan, Egypt, Morocco, Namibia, and Tunisia.
I've been out on the water since I was 13, so I got a lot of the humor as well as recognizing a lot of the near-land scenery (the movie, although taking place in and around Virginia, was filmed around the San Francisco Bay), most notably the mothball fleet just east of the Benicia Bridge where Kelsey Grammar's character was first introduced to the USS Stingray, and the piers of San Francisco at the very end of the movie (including a boat that I've worked on).
Oh yes, and it's brilliantly filmed.
Televised in 1982, from a Los Angeles production, this is probably the finest example of a filmed stage musical you are likely to encounter.
Pavarotti and the entire cast are superb in this beautifully filmed opera by Giuseppe Verdi, the world's finest composer of operas.
Originally filmed in 1999 as a TV pilot, "Mulholland Dr." was rejected.
This takes two of the main types of filmed entertainment inspirations of The Matrix, and combines them unbelievably well.
The plants managers play it down but Adams has filmed it all.
Filmed in Faulkner's hometown of Oxford, Mississippi, it really captures the feeling of Jefferson and Yoknapatawpha County.
From that moment on, when McQueen starts that car, begins the best car chase sequence ever filmed.
Also, Bullitt being filmed in the 60s when cars were still "Hot" (Mustang GT and Dodge Charger) made for a better set of wheels then two boring, smog device laden Pontiacs in the 1970s Seven Ups. Bill Hickman was the driver of the bad guy car in both movies.
Strictly Hollywood, I would say, except that it was filmed in New York.
Nynke is a classy filmed movie in the same style as the Oscar winning film Character (1997).
The most intriguing part of American Movie, however, is not the movie being filmed.
This film is based upon the autobiographical story 'Goodbye to Berlin' by the well-known British author Christopher Isherwood, which was first turned into a play by John van Druten, then made into this film, then turned into a musical, 'Cabaret', and finally filmed as 'Cabaret', which brought the amazing Liza Minelli to world attention, with her voice which can shatter a glass at the distance of a mile.
My favorite segments are Clarence's videos, especially when somebody doesn't want to be filmed.
The production was filmed in its entirety in 1982 with Angela Lansbury recreating her Broadway role as Mrs. Lovett, the daffy pie shop owner who finds a practical use for the heads that Todd makes mincemeat out of.
think when the director filmed the final 'battle' between cynthia&denier he wanted to finish the movie earlier so he didn't care how the end was going to be.all in all i think that fans of cynthia rothrock will be very satisfied watching this movie.it's
I have never seen such visual beauty and poetry filmed before.
But not Blade, the movie was filmed just right, not going overboard, delivering a good length and never a dull moment.
It seems very novel to view and hear an action play employing the vernacular of Georgian England, Jane Austen's filmed drawing rooms being the primary example of that form of speech.
Filmed with a dark aura and the display of poverty, it is a beautiful experience for the viewer.
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