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Actual science can be considered as boring and inaccessible, and thus Science Fiction is a cinematic genre created especially to make the otherwise tedious, yet educational science topics more interesting and comprehensible to larger audiences.
In following Dylan Moran's star from the charming misanthrope bookstore owner in the surrealist sitcom Black Books, I could see his comic potential begging to be utilised in theater or larger cinematic avenues.
As a flagship show, Attack of the Show (AOTS) is endemic of the larger fall of G4 TV; it is a show (and a station) that has fallen so far that it parades sex to try and cover its glaring faults.
The picture could have used a larger budget, a serious script, and character design that doesn't leave you saying "oh...oh, how lame."
Michael Caine might have tried to make a larger than life character to a successful degree but the whole storyline and Character's around him where not likable or interesting at all.
Reminiscent of Casablanca in some ways, it's completely lacking any larger theme than the wanted man seducing a good woman.
Filmed with a low budget and on location, only a modicum of skill is required for the designing processes, but a larger measure of value might have been placed upon the tasteless D.J. background soundtrack, generally blaring and nearly always invasive.
Also, if Fox release it on DVD, the following will be stronger and larger.
This film deserves to be seen by a much larger audience as it is superb.
As a Turkish-American, this film was not only a testimony as to what life in Turkey is like; but on a larger scale it tells the world of what it is like to be Turkish whether one lives in Istanbul, Berlin, Montreal, New York, or Omaha.
Another time Vera is told that the only reason she was born was so the family could get a larger apartment.
The flick is just a beginning, a provocative start leading to a larger discussion but it gets to work in my opinion, giving the right thrills and causing the audience to reason and to ask itself questions.
Apart from very distinctive differences in physical appearance(Anderson's eyes are perceivably larger, lips thicker, nose larger and turned up at the end....etc), Anderson's unable to speak Russian was a ridiculous tell......That's why I detest Anna Anderson and her confederates so much.
Finney, naturally, is larger than life.
In episode 2, I especially like how Ms. Reed becomes a surrogate dad, trading in her dress for sweats and boxing gloves, while teaching her son how to defend himself physically against a much larger bully.
The acting talent, although not A-list, is still great and the interaction between the characters is perhaps more sincere than in a larger movie with an A-list cast.
Matthau's role was slightly larger in both films, because his characters were more central to the plots, but the chemistry between them was quite good.
In all, this makes for good balance, such that can appeal to larger groups of people, unlike the Star Trek vs Babylon 5 debates I've been numerous participant and witness to.
I didn't really concentrate on the larger Genocidal aspects of the story (although the horrific images at the beginning are very powerful).
As he tells his adventures to a larger and larger audience, more and more people listen to his compelling fantasy even though they doubt its truth.
This is a film about family; - about the often fragile, sometimes invisible binding together of diverse personalities and lifestyles, first among siblings and parents, and inevitably among the larger family of friends and even strangers.
While amiable and amusing for gay audiences, Frank Oz's film "In and Out," about a closeted gay teacher who has been outed on national television by a former student, has been sanitized and deodorized to appeal to the larger and more profitable straight viewers that patronized "The Bird Cage."
I always feel if a director can make a great film with a small budget then what can he or she do with a much larger one.
I enjoyed Julie Ann Emery, and wish she'd had a larger part.
Everything about him is larger than life and it is reminescent of Morris Day in Purple Rain.
Nim is adorable even if he is going to turn into something larger and much more ominous.
.Also concerning the appropriateness of the content I found this to be acceptable to a much larger audience than any of the previous American Pie movies.
He decides to go for the larger size, which of course is more expensive plus it doesn't qualify him for the cake.
Perhaps a short would have been fine as the trailer showing the elderly couple mentioned above and a man desperately trying to gun down a larger tomato was actually pretty good.
Some moron who read or saw some reference to angels coming to Earth, decided to disregard what he'd heard about the offspring of humans and angels being larger than normal humans.
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