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I knew the movie was going downhill when I saw the fake campfire flikering lights clearly reflected in a facial close up of one of the actors.
The "special effects" consist of the lights changing to red whenever the ghost (or whatever it was supposed to be) is around, and a string pulling bed sheets up and down.
At an important conference in the White House, no lights are on, and the only available lighting is a gloomy blue that is filtered through a few windows.
Then, the voice in off seems as a documentary, actors and actress in the movie sometimes laughs -take a look to the sequence when Juana arrives to the council which want to keep her isolated-; the castles are almost broken when in the age of the movie they have been recently built, crowds are just "four" people, lights are bad placed...Compared with Amelie Poulain, the french movie for the oscars...it has no sense to speak about a bad movie like Juana la loca.
He's given the task of fixing the lights.
He finds the control panel for the lights, cuts a wire, and shrieks like a banshee.
The biggest insult of the film: trying to further develop Herbie's lover personality via shakes, beeps, flashing lights and movements indicative of a horny seventeen year old, Disney's writers do an injustice to our cute little VW.
Half of the movie is is flashing lights and shaky camera.
In the hospital, his face is entirely bandaged and he still lights up a cigarette!
We ordered some Japanese take-out, turned off the lights and pushed play.
You know the part of the movie where the lights come on and you leave to go home.
But when they get back to the main characters the lights go out again.
The flashing helmet lights made things difficult to see and I think that epileptics should take heed as there are moments with strobing that makes this movie even more annoying.
In the end, some green lights flash, Joe shouts and Puffy vanishes without a trace.
In my opinion, Cimarron is the worst choice for best picture in Academy history and the award should have gone to City Lights or Little Ceasar.
I could shut the lights off in my house and scream too, and I wouldn't have to pay for the rental.
First he makes a pathetic attempt with a stick then pulls a knife, the knife reflects some lazer beam within a gold snakes mouth and lights the druid on fire instantaneously.
Well, the usual Bell helicopters, silhouettes moving in blue light and slow motion, doors riddled with bullets and 1000 Watt lights shining through the holes, characters jumping through the air while shooting, loads of weapons coming from nowhere, a long black coat containing a bold black guy and a thin wooden box containing 25 tons of gold.
The lights are to close of the characters feelings.
I miss the slow pace, the build-up of characters and their style in small gestures, the dominance of lights and moods and moves over dialog.
Cameron Richardson is about the only element that lights up this film.
Lights of New York was the first all-talking feature film.
It's an impressive and overpowering vehicle, producing blinding lights and grisly engine noises.
As a former babysitter who was watching this flick late at night with the lights out, I can safely say the stalker dude was one creepy mofo!
A true treat for those who love the flickering of lights on the silver screen, and a disappointment for those trying to make film something it's not.
Lewis Lights up the screen no matter what he's doing and I hope to see more of him in the future.
One of the best, a stark image fest of flashing lights, harrowing dark backgrounds and helicopter blades morphing into ceiling fans.
So disconnect your land lines, turn off your cells, turn off the driveway lights and sit back and ease yourself into a timeless adventure.
Richard Norton really lights the screen up in this Portland, Oregon based martial arts masterpiece.
(The episode is the one where Spock goes blind when a string of satellite lights are activated to kill the aliens).
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