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She speaks at length about her musical experiences in her autobiography, "There really was a Hollywood", and gives a great accounting of her early career.
a fabulous cast tops it off supremely and left me riveted for the entire length of the film and a strong desire to show it to everyone i know.
Besides the length, the style of the series is very lush, artistic animation.
Unfortunately (and without giving much away), "Tanguy" resents a little from his length and refuses to go further on his almost surreal developed premise taking a kind and conformist turn in the end.
It is a lengthly production, but the length is needed to tell the story--other productions, 2 hour movies, have not been able to do nearly as good a job.
Multiple Maniacs (1970) was Waters' second feature length film.
I love historical drama and the feature length really did the period justice.
I should have cried more but frankly this film had nowhere really to go for most of its running length - it passed a rainy morning.
In other ways, the film is so vastly different from writer/director Giuseppi Tornatore's lovely work, which is quintessentially Italian: big with emotions, architecture, color, performance, length and budget.
is not that much action,and some may be turned of by the length of the movie at over 3hrs.but
This is a great family or saturday morning film, and an even better DVD with a full length commentary done by Tim Conway himself.
It's unfortunate that no feature length movies have been made because I, for one, would love to know what Sisko learned while moving among the prophets after falling into the fire cave (Final Episode).
Unfortunately, those strategically cut previews were the ONLY good parts of the movie which weren't even nearly as good when shown in the uncut full length movie.
It was definitely a challenge filming into a feature length film, real provocative documenting from beginning to end, with outstanding performances from Joan Baez, Janis Joplin, The Who, Joe Cocker & The Grease Band, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Sly And The Family Stone, Ten Years After, Sha Na Na, Canned Heat, Richie Havens, Jimi Hendrix, Country Joe McDonald & The Fish, John Sebastian, Arlo Guthrie, Jefferson Airplane, Santana and many others as well as interviews with Producer & Woodstock Founder Michael Lang, many of the locals in & out of the festival.
The surviving print seems to be missing some scenes, which accounts for its short length, but I doubt it takes away much from this twisted, sadistic "Gift of the Magi" gone bad.
I understand there is a homage to Seven and yes the technical side of the film is superb, but the plot, acting, pacing, length and direction leaves so much emptiness.
For it's brief length, it seems overlong and much too uneventful.
The storyline is nice, well thought out, and spreads the action out nicely over the length of the film.
This is a feature length documentary with trail-blazing poetic/dramatic cinematic technique.
But there was not enough density for a full length feature movie.
This movie is an inspiration to anyone who takes life for granted and makes you realize that no matter how long you live whether it is 20 years or a hundred, its not the length but the quality of that life, make it count, and above all else, love.
Never before I saw an actor "breathing" fear and determination so intensely during the whole length of a movie as Crowe did here.
At almost two hours in length and clearly designed by Lewis as some kind of epic vampire saga, it tells the story of John Stone, a smarmy Florida businessman who receives two bottles of brandy in the mail from his British ancestors.
This film may be short, but it holds the power to fill the shoes of a full length film.
"The Bridge" contains all that is important in a full length film, yet keeps the watcher entertained from beginning until end, with no dull, near pointless moments in between.
The reason of it is there is a requirement of 10 lines of the text as a minimum length for comments.
What attempts to pass itself off as a near feature length production is actually a very deceptive short that showcases some of the worst excuses for film-making.
Nevertheless, a DVD restoration seems absolutely necessary--we can't pass judgment on this film until we see it at full length and in widescreen.
Cornell Woolrich (whose novel BLACK ALIBI was the impetus for this film) was definitely ahead of the curve on this one and the Lewton approach (to suggest rather than to show; to imply rather than indulge) fits, if you'll pardon the allusion, like a glove... Woolrich and Lewton were both on the same wave length, and THE LEOPARD MAN comes highly recommended.
If there are any faults, it's the film's length.
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