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True, some pretentious folks will scoff because it's a Hollywood film, and doesn't show "the gritty reality of war" like this "wonderful foreign film" does, but it has better flow and is all around just more fun to watch.
I don't know what this guy is trying to pull off... it's like he had no plot no dialog and the movie needed to run just so long so lets not edit scenes at all... Foreign films are great for creating a story without using a lot of dialog, this movie makes me think that there is no way American cinema can ever do this.
I would like to question him why instead of using Costarican actor he spent most of the money on foreign ones..
Don't get me wrong: I enjoy art-house movies, low-budget flicks, character studies, and foreign movies.
I saw recently saw this at the 2007 Palm Springs International film Festival and I can't believe that this is Sweden's official submission to the 79th Academy Awards to be considered for best foreign film.
Producer Anna Anthony last year also had Sweden's official submission for best foreign film with Zozo.
I just want you to know that I am not at all narrow-minded when it comes to appreciating foreign movies and I do not fit the stereotype of the "dumb American" . . .
Because of these mixed goals and a lack of a real commitment by the foreign armies, the whole expedition was doomed and left the USSR after only a year or two.
I heard, I do not know if this is true, but companies make these films in foreign countries for tax purposes.
The main reason why I overall disliked it is because it shamelessly ignores a lot of lesser known, but fundamental (foreign) titles endlessly focusing on "Halloween".
I'm really amazed that this got an 88% on Rotten Tomatoes and a nomination for best foreign film at the Oscars.
The 13th member will be a foreign (maybe,Russian) screenplay-writer who knows all tricks to write a copy of this well hidden screenplay, so they can replace the original they'll have to steal.
What they do is take an innovative, money-making and foreign concept, maintain the basic plot and just add a whole lot of action, sleaze and political incorrectness.
Disney, you're based out of California & Florida, right amidst the rest of the states that still treat us like a foreign country.
Being a writer and night-owl by nature, I soon discovered the channel was showing movies late at night and until the wee hours of the morning I'd never even heard of--most of them American independent films and foreign films that had never been given a U.S. theatrical release.
I can confidently say that this is the worst film I have ever seen, and I usually love foreign films.
And when it does, near the end, try to cover up its story of "father goes psycho under influence of sketchy haunted house in a foreign place," it does so by stooping to plenty of other already established conventions and ideas.
And I really found what I expected; a film trying to be likable for both for conservatives and liberals in Turkey, trying being authentic for foreign spectators and enough funny for all.
A man is pulled off a London Street and taken to some foreign country where he is tortured as a terror suspect.
With such a limited number of foreign movies issued in the USA, why in the world would anybody want to import this drivel.
Disclaimer: During my ventures into foreign cinema, I have taken a liking to a wide variety of movies that span different genres that include horror, action, drama, comedy, and romance, to name a few.
I don't think the guy who made this knew what to do at all -- watching foreign art movies all day long isn't enough to make somebody an instant director.
Oh and what looks like a Postcard of the Taj Mahal is shown every time they cut to the fictional foreign country.
In many ways, this movie proves that oaters aren't as easy to make as we think, especially by foreign directors.
The Concorde ... Airport '79 starts in Washington where a man named Carl Parker (Macon (McCalman) contacts high profile TV news reporter Maggie Whelan (Susan Blakely) in order to hand secret documents over that prove his boss Kevin Harriosn (Robert Wagner) owner & president of Harrison Industries that develop weapons for the military has been illegally selling said weapons to foreign countries.
As an Asian-American who's double majoring in two Asian languages (one of them being Mandarin) and has taken some Asian American Studies classes, this film was easier for me to understand, but even without that kind of knowledge, I believe this movie is still accessible to its foreign audiences as long as you keep in mind that it's a coming-of-age type of movie.
From the beginning he feels foreign in this proper, impersonal world of superficial kindness, surrounded by pleasant but lifeless interior architecture and likewise colleagues.
And some dare give lessons in democracy to foreign countries.
Especially if we're living in a foreign country and in a apartment with 6 wackos from 6 different countries.
Theresa Lee plays her comedic role well (Though much like a female version of Michael Wong, her gag seems to be the foreign born Chinese surrounded by native HKers.), and I found myself cheering for innovative explosive scenes, something I haven't done since 1. the fan boys took over alt.asian-movies and 2. John woo's Hardboiled.
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