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second thing is i just can't believe what they did when they handled this flick in the post production: at some points, the scenes are completely out of order so again the story lacks!
As presented, this telefilm is lopsided and badly handled.
The plot is confusing and lacklustre; the flashbacks are badly handled and when you get to the end of the movie you feel like saying 'so what?' It lacks any tension whatsoever.
The storyline was very sorry, this could have happened but a lot of the things that happened is defiantly not how the scientists would have handled it.
The large cast of characters is nicely handled and it doesn't have the round and round feeling that later Zorro serials engendered.
It could have been handled better but to say that this is a bad film is just not being honest.
Kudos, big laughs and a robust round of applause to the best delivery, lines and most entertaining scenes which are all handled by Marlene's maid - Idabelle - played beautifully and naturally by Marietta Canty.
The remote Arctic setting, the feeling of isolation and gradually mounting nervous tension between the two main characters are all superbly handled.
This is just a very small part of the movie and in case it should be the main aspect,it has been handled very badly.
Mississippi Burning is a very professionally handled film and credit for that has to go to the director, who has a habit of putting together very professionally made films.
I for one found it exquisitely erotic (and frequently sweetly funny with the lovers' DIY approach to S&M), even - or especially, perhaps - in its more extreme moments, all of which handled beautifully by the two non-professional leads.
Nice cast, Nice Script, and everything is handled a hell of a lot more intelligently than what you'd expect from a movie which is essentially 'Giant Alien Vs Vikings'.
The topic of female nudity -- a frequent occurrence in many of the flicks shown -- and how this was handled makes for some very funny reading here, and I remember that sort of thing vividly.
This has the potential to be another MY BIG FAT Greek WEDDING, if it's handled properly.
The situation of child angst and need for her mother can be handled seriously or lightly.
The symbolic representation of this disaster was brilliantly theatrical, but raised some difficult issues of plot resolution that were uncertainly handled.
His assassination scene is handled very well.
The entire project seems to be handled in a very heavy-handed manner.
The other actors in the film handled their characters very well although the Ernie character could have easily come off as "Barney Pfife" but Norris was able to hold back and make it somewhat believable.
The only good quality of this movie was it's gore effects, which were handled with enough care.
A Perfect Murder is an update of the Hitchcock classic 'Dial M For Murder', and while the film doesn't touch Hitchcock's in terms of how thrilling it is, this update has been well handled and despite losing things such as the claustrophobia and the tight plot, A Perfect Murder still does what you'd expect it to do.
Starting Peter Weir's central theme of "closed" or alienated sections of society ( see later "Witness","Mosquito Coast", "Dead Poets Society", "The Truman Show"), the Parisiens resorting to darkly humourous lengths in protecting their perceived ideal pioneer township is handled in typical Weir dreamlike fashion.
The screenplay had its own flaws-being fast at those scenes which required to be handled with sensitivity and being slow at scenes which were deliberately screeched to monotonous dialogs!
Also, are we really expected to believe that after so many police officers and civilians have been killed, and so many buildings in the city have been blown up, that the only person making any decisions as to how the whole situation is handled, is Joe Spano's beleaguered captain.
They could have handled them the flash backs in a different way although not sure what.
The story is good but the way it was handled....I cringed when an intelligent actress like Kajol is made to do those heavy-duty unrealistic emotional scenes so associated with Bollywood that we thought its passe now.
There was enough money for fancy costumes and atmospheric scenery, and even the editing and cinematography were clearly handled professionally.
The plot is pretty wacky, though it could have made for an enjoyably ludicrous film if handled with a bit more verve (see The Lost Continent for a film which had an outrageous storyline, but worked OK because the makers had the courage to stand by their own absurdities).
It's not much of a plot, true, but it's handled extremely well thanks to Robert Parrish's direction, which is surprisingly strong, direct and imaginative when called for, but still knows when to be unobtrusive as well.
Although the sketchy way the death of John is handled is interesting that's about all there is in the beginning.
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