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Strip Nude for Your Killer opens with a shot that leaves nothing to the imagination, and shows a woman having an abortion in a backstreet 'medical centre'.
Right from the first frame, Mr. Drach displays his vivid imagination, sparkling style and a splendid sense of irony, together with a socially aware attitude that transcends the usual clichés about age.
We see the seedy side of life yet we're given little explanation why Stahl and his friends are so belligerent against hope, without any imagination or the drive to get out and succeed.
Spielberg's imagination and his way of sticking close by the original story makes this film a delight to see if you ever wanted to be a lost boy in never land.
I was constantly wondering if this child that he lost at the bus-terminal was real or just a fragment of his imagination.
If you have enough fantasy and imagination you can enjoy it.
I've seen a few movies about "magical reality" -- that fantasy zone where fairy tales and the real world cross, forcing jaded adults and child-like idealists to war over the relevance of imagination in a world full of disappointment.
I don't know if at one point it is a real scene or someone's dream or imagination.
In this Ernest film, Ernest has a job picking up golf balls, it's a crappy occupation (still, beats scrubbing toilets) but Ernest loves every minute of it, thanks to his vivid imagination that keeps him in his own little world where he pretends the golf balls are mines and he's a war hero of some kind.
What's more, no imagination has been put in creating the evil spirit here.
This "thing" that shouldn't even be called a movie much less a B-movie, was nothing more than a muppet show with horrible camera shots, paper cut-out effects, and action scenes that just baffle the imagination.
Just as often, narrations are a crutch, as they are here, telling us things that an Old Master like Hitchcock would have used imagination and skill to tell us visually.
No, Mr. Poitier - sorry to disappoint you, but watching a helicopter pilot belch for two minutes does not, by any stretch of the imagination, qualify as intrinsically funny.
The show captured the imagination of this nation and the world.
It would take a remarkable imagination to be able to shoot one out to this movie.
While not a faithful adaptation of the children's book, it did a fantastic job of capturing my imagination as a young child and creating new wonderful adventures in my mind.
Never has his fertile imagination delved as deeply as here.
It's nearly as predictable as 'Pearl Harbour' (don't get me started), the story line's a hash of many other - better - films, and the script lacks both imagination and realism.
Robinson's portrayal as "Joe Keller" leaves nothing to the imagination.
John Carpenter did amazing things with little money and a lot of imagination.
They were wonderful - I could feel my imagination soar and create mental images of the characters, the environment, the storyline... mainly based on the wonderful writing of Ms. LeGuin.
Though it runs only seventy-five minutes, it still seems remarkable that Buster Keaton's fertile imagination is built upon short, quick gags that pass by quickly--so quickly that it staggers the mind that anyone could come up with enough to flesh out seventy-five minutes.
It just takes a bit of imagination.
All we need for the Olympus Ball scene is our imagination.
She is ludicrous in the role, and the idea of her editing novels was a stretch that no act of imagination could make remotely plausible -- the only thing you could imagine her checking on her Blackberry was where the next high school pool party with the cute guy was taking place.
But even though it's full of child imagination in it (robot friend in school, entering game's world, be friend with a cute girl friend...), the story is to typical towards the end.
If you prefer the sort of horror movie that leaves that stuff to the imagination then you probably won't.
The Flying Tigers roared onto the screen and into the imagination in two fairly good films: The Flying Tigers with John Wayne and God is My Co-Pilot, based upon the real life experiences of Colonel Scott.
It also leaves nothing to your imagination so that you dredge up in your mind what's happening as in the original "Texas Chainsaw."
No imagination went into this.
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