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The film shows very well the snowball effect of getting involved in ever more shady business, the contrast and similarities between the lower and higher classes.
The plot is thin, but you get involved from Kelly's & Sinatra's enthusiasm.
Props to all those involved in making this movie, it was a real success!
Yet hardly any endeavor is made to single them out as individuals, to establish involved relationships.
If you're one of those who recognise with pleasure such arcane titles as 'Book of the Dead', 'Book of Eibon' or 'Necronomicon', then you should feel right at home with Malefique, a film which also features an occult tome, one with the power to change the destinies of all involved.
The makers of this fine film did a terrific job of getting you involved with the characters,as they suffered through this horrible ordeal.The horrific scene in the woods was done so superbly that you forget that these men were just actors,playing parts.I have never gotten so immersed in a film as I have this one.Burt Reynolds and Jon Voight were never better on screen,as well as fine performances by Ned Beatty,Ronny Cox,Bill McKinney,and though he appeared only briefly,James Dickey,the man who authored the book upon which the film is based,as the sheriff of Aintry.It is somewhat disturbing,and kids,of course,should be shielded from it,but this is great,dramatic cinema.
Throwing dice is far more unpredictable than flipping a coin; when people are involved, the list of possible outcomes becomes even longer than the long list of unforgettable Sidney Lumet films.
This may not be one of the best movies ever made but overall it's a very enjoyable, light-hearted piece of froth in which everyone involved seems to be having a good time.
And oh no! Muppets are involved!
The cat and mouse are involved in the usual chases when Jerry dives into a bottle of invisible ink and discovers that it makes him vanish.
And so, the ladies involved with this film (three female producers, a female writer/ director, female co-writer and the lovely Gretchen Mol, who I'm sure helped shape this role with her own sugary influence) really captured the idea of a sweet, somewhat naive, southern girl who really enjoyed having her photo taken and hoped that good ol' JC wouldn't be too upset with her.
I mean well done to the people involved...they have made a film...and maybe motorbike enthusiasts may be into it but people that still live here on earth with an actual sense of humour will struggle with this more than smiling at the Christmas present they're nan bought them...was that overly harsh?
Also involved are Jean Peters as a tough broad who is used as a courier by her evil ex-lover Richard Kiley.
Cleverly written and masterfully directed, "Cross Eyed" keeps you involved from beginning to end.
There are some good realistic corruption themes and moments, just about enough action, apart from maybe when the cops get involved, but a sequel followed, so it's a pretty worthwhile crime drama thriller.
The actors involved give some of their finest performances.
Performances by everyone involved should be duly noted: Geraldine Fitzgerald plays Arthur's loving-yet-ruthless grandmother, Sir John Gielgud almost steals the entire show with his acidic droll-isms (He took home the Oscar for this one), and Christopher Cross provides the Main Theme song (Oscar winner "Best That You Can Do").
However, he gets involved with the community and feels attracted by Lena (Frida Hallgren), a local woman with a past with the local doctor.
It took me by surprise, even though, I should have expected it from the team involved with this movie.
I have been a fan since it premiered, and it only keeps me watching... I've seen some terrible things here, that I wish I hadn't, BUT, it really shows you how addiction affects all involved, not just the addict.
This is seemingly appropriate given the notoriety he has been involved with concerning his personal life!! "In Cold Blood" centers on the element of the unexplained...
There was no vengeance involved, there was no material gain to be acquired, there was no potential for social advancement here either, this is merely an instance of a latent and insidiously belligerent anger which ends certainly did not justify the means!!
The story is told around the central event of a missing person, although not all of the characters are directly involved.
And how could anyone not know after even the most superficial first-date small talk that he was getting involved with his boss's grand-daughter?
But the family he follows (by accident) gets involved in a serie of dramatic events, and the film becomes a hit.
One of those movies where one looks at everyone involved with the film and thinks a surefire hit but it isn't.
Some of those involved in the making of this film, I believe, later were blacklisted in Hollywood during the Red-baiting McCarthy era that soon followed.
What saves this movie from the lowest possible rating is its lack of pretension; the people involved in it must have known that they were making a bad movie and didn't try to hide it at all.
In my country there are a lot of people that want to see both sides of a developing conflict, especially when killing is involved.
Since I used to know some of the people involved with this film, I decided not to review it professionally.
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