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The Dekalog 5 may be considered a violent accusation against the death sentence, according to the fifth commandment "Thou shalt not kill": not by chance it puts the concept of a State fully complied with the provisions of an unjust law on the same plane as the figure of a Murderer.
Janet McTeer is wonderful as Prue, and I fully expected her to become a regular on the British drama scene.
As an emotional film it is touching but never fully moving.
The comedic talents of Eddie Murphy and Robert DeNiro are tapped (fully - for this type of movie).
The cast is great and, I believe, that the purpose of this movie was fully accomplished.
Jean-Pierre Melville is a director I've only recently gotten acquainted with (I need to see Bob le Flambeur and Le Samourai again to fully grasp them), but in watching Le Cercle Rouge (The Red Circle, supposedly based on a saying in Buddhism) I realized I was watching as skillful and absorbing a crime film as I had seen in a quite some time.
There was never 1 character i could fully relate to but more a combination of all of them in one way or another.
The worst part overall was the main plot thread, which had to do with some corporate espionage that is never fully explained and we never, ever care about in the slightest.
Anyone that ranked this movie higher than a two is not fully sane.
I fully realize that the drama offered this season is pretty poor, but they can surely find better writers.
The story is never fully utilized as we never really know what happens: many scenes are shot like dreams or hallucinations and never confirmed.
He should leave these type of roles to less interesting actors who would fully commit to the film and spend his energy and considerable talent in more off beat roles and films where he can be his crazy interesting self.
and since it was supposed to take place in austin and shooting movies there in 1991 would not have been expensive, i fully expected there to be familiar shots of the town: the beautiful capitol building, the UT tower lit up for a winning football game, etc. none of these things were there.
Very disturbing stuff, there was no need to show the children fully naked.
I was fully amped up to see this film.
We are fully aware of their tension, and the voice-over is an insult and robs the viewer of any chance of a personal experience with the fear, as Hitchcock proved time and again, is far more effective.
An incapable painter becomes a fully capable hit-man?
One wonders why this picture was made at all : the plot as such is totally unbelievable if not ridiculous, the characters (experienced loner cop versus younger one, quite fascinated) quite predictable, the ending totally murky and impossible to understand (maybe after several viewings but you'd have to have a masochistic tendency for that ; the idea being you have to read the book to understand fully what it's all about)and the acting is bad.
I seriously thought that Herbie Fully Loaded was better than this piece of poopie.
Nobody with a fully functional brain would actually accept all that crap about the Vietnam War.
The "wolf", if that is what you can call it, is hardly shown fully save his teeth.
This film is a perfect example of the recent crop of horror films that simply are not fully realized.
To further confuse things, a little further in, out of nowhere, they actually do about 15 minutes of sung-through dialog, then seem to drop that idea and move on to other things, such as a number that begins in a jazz club with a drummer and two electric guitars suddenly turning into a fully orchestrated piece with a massive unseen string section.
In order to maintain his saintly visage of Che Soderbergh conveniently leap frogs the mass executions he presided over after the revolution in Cuba and the folly of his Congo adventure ("This is the history of a failure" he writes in the preface of his Congo Journal) to concentrate fully on Che's attempt to rally support to rise up against the government in Bolivia.
Every generation fully believes it is living in the end times.
I am fully aware there is no statistical data that readily supports the correlation between video games and real life violence.
Nevertheless the idea of using a stage persona to solve inner conflicts is interesting, albeit not novel nor fully explored as a theme in this film.
I would like to say that unlike many of the people who disliked this film and found it impossible to understand I was fully able to understand it for what it is..
I was fully aware at how awful it was supposed to be going into it, so I have only myself to blame.
Therefore, can thieves, rapists and murderers (the Killer of this movie, Carl Panzram (James Woods), is all three and worse) be held fully accountable for their deeds?
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