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Here it was colourful, vibrant and fluid, just look at the wondrous backgrounds.
Director Richard Rush occasionally does fluid work here, and the film has fervently funny and thoughtful scenes, however Robert Kaufman's hot-headed script, adapted from Ken Kolb's novel, is awash with half-realized ideas.
The animation is quite good, very fluid.
The animation is colourful and fluid, and on the whole beautifully done, with some very memorable scenes.
Very few films past or present stray from the predictable form of a fluid linear narrative.
Not much plot, but Corbucci's fluid direction keeps it from growing stale and the god performances from the stars make it worth watching.
And their movements are so fluid and realistic.
What puts this Stanwyck vehicle a notch or two above average is the fluid camera work employed--- Dieterle isn't afraid to employ some unusual overhead camera angles (or was Busby Berkeley hanging around the set?) and tracking shots.
The vision of the movie is fluid and only gets slow at certain points, which is totally understandable when considering the task of trying to fit in the whole Authorian legend into one movie.
Moving to the right, moving away from the human subjects, the distance between the disembodied voice and its physical source creates a spatial chasm that denotes fluid time, as the grandfather narrates about an epoch in the future which he might not live to see.
First of all, "Erin" is lovingly shot, the camera work is fluid and inventive, and much of the story is told through some of the best (and creepiest) fairy-tale artwork I've seen.
Bava once again makes expert use of fluid camera movements, the cast is superb (Leopoldo Trieste is a delight as an unbalanced entomologist), and Stelvio Cipriani contributes a great score.
David Eggby's fluid, polished cinematography, the nifty special effects, Frederic Talgorn's moody, rousing score, and a few dollops of grisly gore are all on the money effective and impressive.
Their parallel destinies occasionally touch each other and finally merge at the end, although the end is shown at the beginning and the story then told in a series of fluid non-linear flashbacks.
Karen Grossman's dark, fluid, moody cinematography, Richard Band's supremely shuddery'n'spooky score, and Mark Shostrom's good'n'gruesome make-up f/x are all likewise on the money excellent and impressive.
The backgrounds are fluid and colourful and the characters with the exception of the Prince were well drawn.
And the highlight moments flow into each-other like fluid gold.
Some who aren't that familiar with early-sound films may find it a bit slow going, but it's actually quite fluid for a 1931 film, and I give it a full 10 star rating.
Mr. Bhansali tells Dostoevsky short story "The White Nights" as a fluid, brilliantly colored and magical fairy tale.
The most derogatory remark I've ever heard an intelligent people make about this program is that it drags on a bit, but quite frankly that's only because ITV go and stick 25 minutes of adverts into a otherwise perfect fluid 95minute program.
Everything in GitS SAC is exceptional to say the least, the animation is crisp, fluid and has some amazing CG Effects while the Sound Effects as well as the voice acting is top notch.
The animation is fluid and lovingly rendered... the sort of quality that made "Akira" so popular.
Director Don E. FauntLeRoy, who did the so-so "Today You Die" with Seagal, proves his worth with this sequence as the action is fluid and crisp and looks like it cost way more than the reported $15 million it actually did.
Thus, for instance, Sampson the fraternity's dog laps up some fluid from the fish and becomes a sort of savage wolf.
I cannot underscore the fluid realism pervasive throughout the film.
The character design, uncannily accurate voice work and fluid animation are all cracking, and it's fun to see the cartoon's events tie in to 'Episode III', while the majority of the action is spirited and inventive.
Using his signature directing style (fluid camera movement, rack focusing, uncomfortably close two-shots), he creates a sprawling visual masterpiece loaded with social commentary as he explores the story of a man caught in a downward spiral in the underworld.
Some 80% of the global population lives in emerging economies – defined by informal markets and fluid employment structures.
Hierarchies are becoming flatter and embedded in fluid networks of contacts.
They impede information flows inside companies, hampering the fluid and collaborative nature of work today.
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