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"The House That Dripped Blood" revolves around an eerie rural mansion, in which strange things are happening.
The action is driven by characters and their reactions to what is happening all around them.
Within the last 5 minutes of this film, you must focus intently on what's happening.
It's scary, suspenseful and so realistic that you can actually see it happening in real life.
This could seem outdated and escapistic, but it fits a story that is itself of silent beauty, happening on the border between life and fairy tale, between Dian Fossey and Le Petit Prince.
But in this one, the expression in his eyes throughout, as Hank considered the things that were happening to him, was wonderful and tender.
You could technically call it a "monster movie" even though the Wendigo does not take physical form until the end, and then it's even up to you and your beliefs as to what's happening with the legendary spirit/beast.
The music and cinematography held the spell when little was happening on screen.
After a dull beginning, "As It Is In Heaven" becomes that rare film where you really become inspired by what is happening on screen.
They're are a lot of emotional things happening in the last hour of the film, and you're not quite sure why they're happening.
It just didn't really connect, it was a bunch of unrelated stuff happening that most of the time wasn't even funny.
I hope to see this film on DVD someday, but despair of that ever happening, because it seems to be an undeservedly obscure film.
but danes in general was totally shot out from what was happening around them. the media didn't play or show any of the popular music back then, including Marc Bolan and T.Rex, they only played a little with The Doors, only the really popular songs though.
Chamberlain is having strange dreams and he is somehow the key to what's happening, although no matter how many times I've seen this I can't quite grasp the exact connection.
It is nothing against the men that you see getting interviewed in the programs of today, it is just that most of these men weren't really involved in the upper echelons of what was happening then.
The film was so excellently shot that the emotions of the characters and what was happening made the audience feel a range of emotions from love to fear, and these emotions could turn on a six-pence.
Every fiber of your body tells you that this is not happening right from the opening montage of rapid-fire images, through to the last shot of the clean up at Ground Zero, but every frame is real.
We shouldn't run away from our reality, these things are happening right this moment.
One day I shall go and see this on the big screen, just so that I see what's happening.
A sort of multi layered drama that focuses on a man writing a play about his life experiences that are happening to him right at this moment.
His wife has no idea that this is happening.
He also leaves the origins of the titular Creep deliberately vague (unlawful experiments happening in the 60s underground are hinted at) and that little bit of mystery works for the most part.
And it's a fun moment when they, giving a ride to that boy and his granddad, collect bottles and turn them in for refund money.Those darker moments are the most haunting ones.The flashback sequence, where you see the murders happening, is extremely terrifying.When Perry goes to kill the girl, Nancy last, and she says "Oh, please, don't"...The brutality of man, it's impossible to explain.Then the hanging scene.First there goes Hickock and then Perry, first talking to the minister.In the last image of the movie we see Perry hitting the end of the rope.Sure movies,and books may try to sympathize these villains.Especially Perry's character is someone you could feel sorry for.He thinks of his mom, and dad who he hates, but still loves.But it doesn't change the fact both of these men these actors portray are brutal murderers, who don't feel sorry for anybody.They go to this house and murder an entire family, in cold blood.How could you sympathize these people?
Even though it was a true story and happening in Ireland of the 50th seeing how the life of the whole village erodes and "pogroms" are starting reminded me of Russian history.
Radio was not a 24 hour 7days a week happening when I grew up in the 1930s England, so Children's Hour was a treat for me when we had batteries and an accumulator to spare for the power.
Finally, an elderly man appears and explains what has been happening.
It features an arrangement of great characters, actors and development although is fair to say I had to watch it twice just to nail what was happening with some of the characters due to their being so many interactions in the film.
Film usually takes the easy way out and opts for the simpler pleasure of understanding what's happening.
You barely realise that it is happening, but it is done so subtly and seems perfectly natural.
Antwerp is a beautiful, bustling, happening place and Any Way captures that feeling.
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