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I think this movie reaches many people at different levels & leaves you realizing that everything in life isn't just black & white.
Too many subjects, too many levels, and the make up department didn't do their best job when giving Midler and Caan the "age" look.
Seth always brings multiple levels to his characters, and I rate this as one of his best performances.
I watched out for this film to come to my local cinema and was unable to see it when it arrived so was even more excited about watching it on the DVD... but it failed on many levels to excite me, the characters failed to excite, there were far to many sub plots and the stuttering just got on my nerves! it took me 3 attempts to finally finish this movie and i was not excited at all, the film certainly deserve to eat pizza, nothing more than that....
The sound levels were very uneven, and there were subtitles missing (for those of us who don't speak Russian!).
Where do I begin talking about a show that was unrelentingly bad on so many levels ?
It works on so many levels, I can't begin to catalog them all.
The Paris segment works so perfectly on so many different levels.
As an old rock&roll road dog who played for years and later went into production and management of younger rock bands, I think this movie has a lot to say on many levels.
Fall Time is an incredibly absurd crime drama that fails on most levels.
The film also suffers from a portentous score from composer Hummie Mann, which elevates the final scene--involving a fresh baked pie from good ol' Mom--to the overdone levels of a Richard Harris and Jimmy Webb collaboration.
The plot had a points on several levels, the most prevalent of those being simple survival, the most elusive being the qualities of leadership.
This is a movie we can all relate to on many levels.
I find this movie to be really funny on many, many levels.
This movie is powerful on many levels...the character development, the plot, the acting, the special effects, the scenery, the music...it is uplifting and "on the edge of your seat" exciting....you are not just watching this movie..you are involved in it because you are carried away by the story...you are so affected by the plot and the compassion that you feel for the characters...I was especially touched by the development of the friendship between the two boys and the influence of the grandfather and the uncle in this story....and the truth revealed that good things can come from life experiences that, at the time, seem too challenging for words!
The premise - a team of scientists sent with a giant bomb to return our dying sun to normal levels - seemed B-movie material of the worst kind.
Toto the Hero is one of those rare films that improves with each viewing (and you will want to watch it again and again) there are enough levels going on to satisfy the hardened movie deconstructionist but at the same time the story-telling is engagingly simple and seemingly naive.
I am a singer in a cover band and a film buff and this hit me on both levels.
The film is decent on all levels though it never breaks down the barriers of brilliance.
The film works on a number of levels, parallels are drawn between the rife kidnapping problems in Mexico City and Jesus experiences spent in Hell in the 3 days following his Crucifixion.
This is set in the south so everyone revs up the southern accent to intolerable levels (I live here and I have yet to hear anyone sound that southern) then there is Mic who is from New York.
While is does not sink to the subterranean levels of Plan 9 or Robot Monsters, it is still a must see for all loyal turkey fans.
However, This film failed on many levels .
Well, it's been a while since the 1995 release of Wally White's ode to self-absorption "Lie Down with Dogs," and the film still ranks as the worst gay movie devoted to celluloid, and an atrocity on all levels.
Most importantly, the story and humor of the movie operates at multiple levels, so it appealed to all of us at our individual age level.
Carol Reed's "The Third Man" strikes all the right cords, establishing itself on so many different levels that it almost becomes untouchable.
But if I had to choose between the two, I would most likely choose "The Third Man." It's just my opinion, of course, and many may not agree, but as far as I see, "The Third Man" beats "Citizen Kane" - for me - on more levels than one.
I really liked this movie, I think it works on many levels, and the fact that it has many levels is itself interesting.
This will not disappoint and has much to offer on so many levels.
This is because in this version alone are the two competing spouses portrayed as equally worthy, charming, and attractive by actors who were close to one another in those qualities, as well as in their respective levels of stardom at the time the film was made.
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