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The original benefited from a huge number of things---it was all in black and white, it had a great jazz score and it was filmed at the real locations, including the home of the doomed Clutter family.
This film is more than just a documentary (that offers not more than cold facts) with long mono/-duologue's and lots of charts...The complete "power" of this movie comes from the impressive pictures being filmed under water, in the air or the Arctic.With watching this movie you can learn more about our planet than with just reading a book, it shows that WE are embedded in the circular flow of life.
When the story moves to Dawson, that is when I feel Anthony Mann, who used the outdoor locations so well, could have made the most if he filmed in the actual place.
A few friends filmed it over the course of a few years as they saved money.
It is something else, and frankly I don't know how they filmed some of it.
They filmed a pilot for a television series to feature the busty babe in black but unfortunately the sit-com never made it past the pilot stage due to it's sexual references.
It is exciting without gore, it is beautifully filmed and the art direction is flawless.
Yes, "Arms and the Man" comes across as a filmed play.
A simply stunning performance from all of the case and it's filmed so beautifully.
Not much dialogue but is filmed in such a way that you feel so much throuout.
Just watch for one of the most heart warming, beautifully acted, poignant scenes ever filmed.
Filmed in Mercer county New Jersey at Princeton University, Lawrenceville Prep School (doubling for Princeton University) as well as a beautiful vintage gas station in Hopewell.
The year 2005 saw no fewer than 3 filmed productions of H. G. Wells' great novel, "War of the Worlds".
Since starting to read the book this movie is based on, I'm having mixed feelings about the filmed result.
This movie is light, funny, and beautifully filmed.
Felinni would have filmed it had he the wicked wit...
It's as pointless looking for historical accuracy here as it is in Flynn's The Charge of the Light Brigade - this is sheer hokum with all the stops pulled out, filmed on a surprisingly lavish scale and given a real sense of energy by Raoul Walsh's vivid direction.
mature intelligent and highly charged melodrama unbelivebly filmed in China in 1948.
Simply but imaginatively filmed studio-set performance short, a perfect match of music and images that defines the very coolness of cool and the hipness of hip.
The way it is filmed, and the players were just all excellent!
The "formula" had not yet been set when this episode was filmed, so there are still some surprises in Columbo's methods.
Everything from the structure, to the players, to the amazing stock footage, to even the style in which this was filmed only reinforced the beauty and power behind the sport of surfing.
This recreation of the infamous 1959 murders in Kansas, based on the Capote book, is starkly filmed by Brooks and cinematographer Hall in black and white, giving it a documentary feel.
The scenes leading up to the murders, filmed at the actual house where the crime occurred, with a soundtrack of whistling winds, are quite intense and chilling.
Clearly filmed on a small budget in a real V.A. Hospital, the center of the story is Joel, very well-played by Eric Stoltz.
These include "Northanger Abbey", the only one of the six major novels not to have been filmed previously, so the cycle should now be complete.
Now while I don't know the other actors and actresses in the film, I assume that they are very popular in South Africa and I am glad that they filmed with a South African cast and crew with the exception of Goldberg in a small role but if it gets people to see this movie, than Whoopi reaches worldwide appeal.
After losing the Emmy for her performance as Mama Rose in the television version of GYPSY, Bette won an Emmy the following year for BETTE MIDLER: DIVA LAS VEGAS, a live concert special filmed for HBO from Las Vegas.
Amazing to think that an innocent piece like Vonnegut's "Sirens of Titan" would probably have been the equivalent of "R" rated if filmed when it was published back in the 50s, for its violence, language and sexual and thematic content, though it's a tragedy that nobody's come up yet with a filmable script for it.
At two hours, it was quite long for a 1922 silent film yet continues to hold your interest some 80 years after it was filmed.
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