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This is a well-acted, intense episode.
The role of Tilda Swinton is well written, but I think she made her character too intelligent and complex with her excellent, but intense, acting.
With each viewing you will notice another nuance of the intense passion between the unassuming Lee Plenty (Christopher Cherot) and the pretentious Havilland Savage (Chenoa Maxwell).
They were both funny and intense at the same time.
Ballet is not something you can pick up in 6 months of intense training.
This film may draw, intense positive or negative, response from people with extreme religious positions.
Directed by Daniel Calparsoro, whose "Asfalto" we recently saw, is an intense film that takes the viewer behind the horrible war in that part of Europe.
The brief, yet intense scenes, constantly engage the viewer.
This is just not intense enough for me.
But its development is so intense that it required two other chapters in order to make it even more meaningful.
Because of the intense violence, particularly against women, it is a disturbing and difficult film to sit through.
(It might be helpful to know that it doesn't show intense violence but does suggest it; it also makes clear that gladiators, like modern-day athletes and rock stars, had their share of groupies.)
Frank Sinatra, Sterling Hayden, James Gleason, Nancy Gates; these are the stars that make this movie an intense crime drama; the planning of an asassination of the president of the USA from an unsuspecting private home overlooking a small town.
The movie has quite intense moments, something I don't experience too often, and the three disaster scenes, the aircraft, the subway trains and the solar flair are brilliantly carried off.
The movie is quite intense in the later parts.
This could have been a good movie, but it seems like it was done in a hurry, missing potentially good moments that may have helped character development and it lacks intense moments, making it a slow, dull film that doesn't give its viewers anything new.
In 1840, America's line life is the sea, with an intense commerce.
But this film has everything: the love of a young girl for a broken down horse is so intense, you'll be in no time right in the middle of this movie.
Tim Burton's Batman pushed the limits of what is considered to be children's entertainment and intense adult action and drama.
Oliver always had a precise, aristocratic hauteur (she was Lady Catherine De Burgh in the 1940 PRIDE AND PREJUDICE), but it usually masked an intense intelligence (see how she tears apart Basil Rathbone's Murdstone in David COPPERFIELD), and a decent morality.
Figgis gets intense performances out of his cast, the music (written by himself) is excellent and in spite of its origins on the stage, he avoids an overly static feel; and the language (rendered in English) seems fresh.
Day, who was loaned to MGM from Warners for this, is smoldering, intense, and sexier than she has even been on screen.
The characters in this film have an intense emotional attachment for motion pictures, and their lives have been shaped and guided by the movies they love.
I was completely overwhelmed by this intense film and its in your face storyline.
While everything changes, the only thing that remains constant is Matt, Leroy and Jack's intense friendship.
There's an intense boredom involved because nothing really happens, we know from the first minute these are all dream sequences and hallucinations.
James Mason is intense and snarling as a demanding ballet impresario who falls for ill-fated ballerina Moira Shearer, who, unbeknownst to him, is suffering from a bad ticker; Leslie Caron plays governess to ungrateful brat Ricky Nelson, both magically touched by the powers of Ethel Barrymore, reputed to be a witch; Kirk Douglas (as Pierre!) is a former star of the trapeze who trains suicidal Pier Angeli to be his new partner under the Big Top.
An excellent performance by Helene Thimig as a sarcastic, bitter old peasant woman, is remarkable for the way she arouses intense dislike in the viewer, and yet is a believable, human sort of villain.
The intense and at times melodramatic Reflex Action is a movie that cannot be ignored.
Considering the intense interest in 'Arab Matters' today, it's sad that no one revives DESERT SONG done Valentino-style.
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