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A Keaton film never feels as though its silence is lacking, as sound is never something you needed with him.
If you've ever been in a relationship where you've been judged and found lacking (and everybody involved knew it) this may hit too close to home.
For independent film makers and producers alike who have a the talent and lacking the money and drive, a lot can be learned from watching this film, technically it has everything going for it, the use of light, music etc by far outweigh that of any other digital feature film i have ever seen and therefore it is worthy of much praise.
The literary crowd that congregates at his office is equally lacking in depth and seems concerned only with their status and success.
It has suspense, which is lacking from most horror movies today, and good acting by the cast.
The quality is lacking in the audio department.
At times, the rather tight budget does show, but the constraints actually serve the film well - there's a grit and honesty of emotion here that lends the film an immediacy lacking in most similar-minded films (like Schultz' later CAR WASH, which was more popular, but largely pointless) Warm-hearted but also true-to-life, this might be one of THE sleepers of the 70s - celebrated at the time, it seems that few film freaks know about this one today.
I have heard so much hype about this movie but I came to find it lacking.
And cast it with actors exclusively lacking in singing or dancing talent?
Suddenly, Brown now has a girlfriend (Hendry) who is likable enough, but lacking in the voluptuousness and personality that Stevens had before.
However, two elements were lacking: a deep story and dramaturgy.
Like "Queer Eye," the film actually takes a backhanded slap at straight men and stereotypes them as slovenly, dim witted, and lacking in taste and culture.
Age of Steel follows up the previous episode, Rise of the Cybermen, which was excellent in some respects, lacking in others.
There was a film that was out earlier called "in my Country" with Sam Jackson and it was not that well received and both films were about nearly the same exact thing, I do think Red dust was better because of the more interesting performances especially by future Oscar winner Chiwton Ejofor but the plot is just to lacking, it starts off pretty strong but then the film hits the viewers with countless un-interesting court room sessions, this could have been a great film if the writing was not so lacking.
Executed with clever and artful cinematography, I did however (upon immediate recognition of the disappointing final song) find the musical direction lacking in sophistication.
More realistic true to life cinema is lacking in this time of CG and green screens.
Often I find them either too compressed (throwing too much information at the viewer in the short amount of time they have to run), too "artsy", or lacking a clear-cut vision.
While the film may be lacking in some areas, Cuba was awesome... and for me, this is the best role that he has ever played!
Nonetheless, "Beyond the Clouds" will be fodder for dilettantes and a visual feast for the all albeit superficial, stilted, and lacking in substance.
But that is what Lucio Fulci's movies were full of, they like this movie had atmosphere what they were lacking in storyline and money etc.
The second episode of the new "Lost" gives you just what its fans were lacking - a fair amount of riveting action.
Lacking not only in plot, but the acting is atrocious.
The government has invested in the family's cattle, but they're lacking a bull.
The stories were pretty cool and creepy enough, but it was lacking.
Tales From the Gimli Hospital left me cold, that movie about the Austrian villagers and the one about the Ice Nymph were pretty to look but lacking in the story department...and this nudie movie about abortion and hockey is just boring.
What is lacking here is genuine suspense and energy.
The script is severely lacking, the plot is ridiculous, the acting astoundingly bad.
The thrill and intrigue of the original film are completely lacking.
The twists and turns of the original plot are woefully lacking here; the few that do exist are simply anticlimactic.
I'm a fan of Columbo, especially on a rainy Saturday, and it was fun to see Oskar Werner after Fahrenheit 451, but this episode was very lacking.
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