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CRIME BOSS is directed by Alberto De Martino; an Italian crime drama partially filmed in Hamburg, Germany.
The final pairing of Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald is basically a complete misfire.The script is weak and has been presented badly.The film just has no life in it.Eddy and MacDonald would have been better off just making a filmed concert for their final pairing.There's nothing wrong with their singing,its just everything else in this turkey thats overcooked.
In addition to his "Tarzan" series, the prolific Edgar Rice Burroughs did write many other books, although, aside from the popular "At the Earth's Core", few of these have been filmed.
One exception is the novel entitled "The Lad and the Lion", brought to the screen as "The Lion Man" (1936), an over-talkative, static, old-hat, slow-moving and rather dull movie, despite being filmed on real desert locations.
Abhorrent concoction very loosely based on Walter Ericson's book "Fallen Angel" (filmed in 1965 as "Mirage" with Gregory Peck).
It falls into the category of films that seem to have been (and probably were) filmed on a home video camera.
It is also, starting with John Ford, one of the most filmed.
In fact one scene with Kris and the girl was filmed on a place called John Ford point.
Sorry Wim you have made amazing movies in the past that stay neutral of the politics and for good reason, polemics are your weak point and they weaken this a well-made, amazingly filmed movie with absurd characters, dialog and plotting.
Personally, I think the movie would have been better if the plot was altered a little so that the settings did not change from NY to 'Indian Springs, Nebraska' (which is in the former Soviet Union?)--you'll understand if you see the movie... Apparently, this movie was filmed in 1986 ready for a 1987 release.
The sex scenes are well filmed and set to a superb soundtrack (at least for this sort of film).
This film, although not totally bad, should have been filmed where the actual events took place.
The makers of this movie filmed in the tree covered hills of Ontario and moved the whole event to a non-existant town called Blainsworth.
It's pure adventure SF with some substance (here and there) and I've always wondered why Hollywood hasn't filmed it verbatim because it's just the kind of thing they love: massive explosions, super-weapons, uber-heroics, hero gets the girl, aliens (great CGI potential), good versus evil in the purest form, etc etc.
The extras on this disk are pretty good, with the best two being the filmed rehearsals featuring lots of improv comedy, and the faux commentary with Will Ferrell and an "exec producer" who Ferrell discovers early on was not even a part of the movie in any way, shape or form.
Jude Law gives his all in this beautifully filmed vampire flick which offers little else of value.
Filmed in Simi Valley, CA, the results are truly unseemly, with redneck clichés and mindless violence making up most of director George Armitage's script.
OK first of all the video looks like it was filmed in the 80s I was shocked to find out it was released in 2001.
It was bizarre and badly filmed.
Hood of the Living Dead and all of the other movies these guys directed look like they got together and filmed this with their buddies who have zero talent one afternoon when they were bored (lines are completely unrehearsed and unconvincing).
I also enjoyed seeing Budapest as the movie was partly filmed there.
Filmed on location in Tennessee by the directing team of Greg Swinson and Ryan Thiessen (Harry and Lloyd), "Five Across The Eyes" I'm assuming is supposed to resemble a "Blair Witch" type film but falls short... Okay it nose dives off a cliff.
This would have made a decent half hour show or they could have filmed the book and made it a better long show.
As it is, however, it wouldn't have made much difference if director Becker had filmed it in total darkness.
Not to mention the horrible cinematography, which made it look like they'd filmed the movie through urine, and the five cent bat special effects, many of which appeared to be pieces of paper thrown into a fan to simulate hordes of bats flying.
This was filmed as Pranks but released as The Dorm That Dripped Blood which is an obvious steal from the 1970 horror anthology The House That Dripped Blood.
Well filmed and acted even though the story is a bit forced, yet the slow pacing really sets off the conclusion.
Bolton's agent, played by Lynne Overman, and his assistant, portrayed by Eddie Bracken, enlist with him and the three are involved in various escapades regarding training exercises, filmed in the Malibu, California, hills.
During the cheap filmed in video beginning of Crazy Fat Ethel II, I wondered if it was the same film that was on the cover.
What's really confounding my neurons is the attempt to fathom the relevance to the plot of the naked girlie fondling her slick oily body, made extra-tacky by being filmed on cheap video.
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