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job here with excellent camera work, adding good atmosphere, good angles and keeping the film at a very fast pace.
Jonas Akerlund did a great job with the footage for this show keeping it consistent with the style of the tour.
The director also did a great job keeping the story held together, getting those wonderful performances (on not messing with them) and using music (and what wonderful music it is) to great effect.
Sally is feisty and loyal to McGargle no matter what he gets up to - but McGargle seems to feel a bit of guilt over keeping her in the circus instead of with her own family all these years.
In real life, there are many people whose facial expression doesn't change much so Kim Frank keeping his was quite all right.
With terrific, tense diligence, Sautet keeps the suspense at a tight pitch for the first forty minutes of the film, keeping a good (if not great) middle section, and then ending it up with what is always expected with these films, but with fascinating motivations by way of the characters.
At this point investigator Jouvet gets involved and from then on it's a case of keeping the plates spinning in the air.
I'm just keeping my fingers crossed for another martial arts epic like "Bloodsport" or "Kickboxer".
Starewicz tricks the audience into believing they are all moving at once by keeping the background in constant motion and animating only about six frogs or so at one time.
Not far-fetched, the film tries keeping things in perspective and doesn't go over-the-top; it certainly makes you think twice about those lingering adolescent fantasies about being in the music business.
Just the whole concept of the movie is great, I believe it's got something to do with a race of bioengineered beings, keeping tabs on us and our planet, but there is one person who keeps out of being assimilated into conformity.
I watched it more than once and am keeping my rental around to show others.
Tom Dey does a very good job here with great camera work, cool angles and keeping the film at a fast pace.
Very stimulating and captivating, always keeping the viewer peeking around the corner to see what was coming up next.
I thought this movie did a great job of keeping the feel and look of the novella and comic books (or actually, the comics may have come second, I forget).
It could even be the light touch which the director uses to handle the threatening situations Holmes finds himself in while keeping the story moving.
Bernard McEveety does a very good job here, with great camera work, creating a lot of creepy atmosphere, and keeping the film at a very fast pace!.
Well this movie certainly was in keeping with the current times.
All of them struggle with belonging,finding them selves and keeping their painful secrets from being revealed.Has the feel of a coming of age documentary focusing on students inner landscape and their way of dealing with everyday challenges.Gets of with a powerful opening and develops like a hymning requiem.Thalluri moves the camera with great skill and invites us slowly into the youngsters minds and hearts.
It is about caring for each other, keeping some of the child inside you, and realizing that you don't grow up exactly the way you thought you would.
Also, the interviews are shot in a pretty interesting fashion keeping the film visually satisfying.
Animaniacs was the biggest hitter with its dark adult humour and homages to the celluloid of yesteryear and today, but Tiny Toon Adventures was equally popular by re-inventing the Looney Tunes for a new generation, while still keeping that crazy cartoon violence and intelligent comedy that can hold onto any age group, no matter how old.
Only this time, he's able to implement touches of homage- things like black and white photography (a given due to the shoe-string budget but also essential to the dark crevices these characters inhabit) and casting of the actors (the John Doe lead, the slick male counterpart, and the beautiful-in-a-gritty way femme fatale)- while keeping it in the realm of the 90s underground indie where for several thousand dollars and specific choices in locations and music and such anything could be possible.
Spic O Rama and Freaks, and neither one has shown up on DVD... John!!! Why do you this to me john?? Put it on DvD John, so the people can see,they need to see John!! :D... Just in case anyones keeping a watchful aye!!
The film has a very nightmarish feel, which helps on keeping you on the edge of your seat.
In "Cactus Flower" she's a starched dentist's nurse, (Walter Matthau is the dentist), in love with her boss but keeping it buttoned up.
Keeping the subjectivity aside, there is no doubt that Phoolan's character from a young girl of 8, who is married off by her father to clear a debt(pun intended), to a gang leader who goes on to become a leader of the lower caste, has evolved into a champion in her own right.
I'll certainly be keeping an eye on what he does next.
I was never big into "scratching" but the film does a wonderful job of keeping elementary for those who know little, and infusing in-jokes for those who are experts themselves in this area.
Since those two people are virtually the only ones appearing in the film altogether, the director is in for a real challenge in keeping the viewer's attention.
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