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It also plays with time and perspective in ways that capture the frightening ambiance of lost love.
Watch this movie just to see Shahrukh Khan say "I love you,K-k-Kiran..." It's both heartbreaking and frightening at the same time when he says this, from the beginning to the end.
And as a result of that balance, the terrorists become more frightening than the typical villains being portrayed in film and on television.
Perhaps no movie ever made has captured the essense of young suburban inertia like this distrubing frightening movie.
New puppet characters in this film are frightening contributions to the devil's club scene.
Of course some people may find this movie not frightening at all, but personally I spent a very good moment.
This movie alterns very well sex scenes with frightening scenes.
Adapted from Bogosian's stage play, "Talk Radio" is a vicious and frightening ride that doesn't let you off until it's too late.
Qin Shi Huang's accomplishments radiate an awe all the way across two thousand years into the present and Li captures his frightening will without compromising his humanity.
Anyone who has left the safe harbor of home and gone off to a lonely, frightening place by themselves, will readily identify with this forlorn microbe.
Aside from the juiciest, most dark and exhilarating and frightening and just downright haunting story of survival that's the core of the picture, the back-story to Dieter is fascinating too.
I am not a big fan of horror films, and have only seen a handful of them (and none of the "Halloween"s or "Friday the Thirteenth"s) - but I can appreciate a frightening horror film not because of gore.
It's got terrible sets and effects, and features a rather frightening Santa who doesn't operate at the North Pole, but instead from a cloud in outer space, and who doesn't have little elves helping him make his toys but rather all different groups of children from practically every country there is.
I feel that the film fairly represented a very gripping subject and documented a very courageous woman facing a frightening task.
It seems phones are hard to make frightening, it's kind of like trying to make a pop vending machine eerie.
Not just any slugs, mind you, but carnivorous killer bigger then normal, mutated by toxic waste slugs (who still only go as fast as a normal slug, which isn't that frightening, but I digress).
Dietrich's amazing wardrobe outshines her performance -- at times her face is frightening to look at -- a unfeeling mask.
Ooops, frightening.
While 2006's 'Hills' remake was one of the year's best, and truly frightening, horror films, this sequel takes every spark out of what made that such an accomplishment.
If you are unfortunate enough to be in a theater where this movie is showing, and you don't pass out, you'll laugh at what are supposed to be frightening or suspenseful moments of the film.
Surely, with such a talented cast intact...De Bont and company will not ruin a film, who's original was a fantastic and frightening movie that understood the delicate art of subtlety.
After viewing other movies based on the works of Japanese writers, I have to conclude that what is deemed frightening in Japan is not what is frightening here in the US.
Obviously these scenes are more comical than frightening, especially since the light-blue and transparent shapes remind you of the cute ghost effects that were later popularized in "Ghostbusters".
Those films brim with subtleties, unexpected imagery, rich characters, and a decidedly non-Western take on what's frightening.
This film fails on practically every level, not in the least frightening, or funny, it is simply terrible film-making, and never provides the audience with anything worth seeing.
A truly frightening film.
The film seems to struggle with any horror factor, and a lot of the events that happen are simply silly rather than particularly frightening, and it is difficult to believe that this little girl is Satan, even with all of the events that surround it.
I just did not find this film very suspenseful or frightening, particularly when compared to the original.
Without the voice of Don Adams as Inspector Gadget it just doesn't cut it anymore; Dr. Claw is not only visually less frightening, but sounds more like a wrestler with a cold, than his original intimidating self.
I personally find this film frightening and highly offensive.
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