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Miklos Rozsa's sweeping, melodramatic score likewise does the trick.
Difficult to imagine our pampered "stars" doing likewise these days!
Likewise, those disgusting costumes, which were just plain wrong.
This plainly is an allegorical piece, each actor fulfils a function rather than a character but the story is none the worse for that; many art house movies do likewise.
Likewise for the anticipated martial arts action.
This seems to me to be unjustly neglected among Lewton's oeuvre; likewise, Boris Karloff's performance here is one of his most underrated.
His faux-Indian accent is likewise embarrassing, somebody needs to put this film out of its misery.
The drunk waiter routine is likewise very filled with tedium after the 10th visit to this situation.
Karen Grossman's dark, fluid, moody cinematography, Richard Band's supremely shuddery'n'spooky score, and Mark Shostrom's good'n'gruesome make-up f/x are all likewise on the money excellent and impressive.
Likewise the players, most not actors.
"Sea of Love" is probably her best role, and Pacino is likewise excellent.
The woman that Dave philanders with does likewise.
Likewise, it seems to be the sort of old fashioned film that few would watch today.
I don't agree 100% with what jnaradsay says about this movie, but that reviewer is on to something that likewise irritated me about it.
The plot likewise feels all too familiar, and the ending comes paradoxically unsurprising and undeveloped, so undeveloped that the last shot (an overhead of the six eating breakfast) feels like an insulting attempt at gratifying the audience.
Lennie Niehaus' supremely bluesy and jazzy score likewise hits the spot.
The acting is rather hit or miss: Hampton barely registers as the insipid would-be hero, the ever-alluring Lynn Lowry contributes a memorably sexy turn as the enticing Nurse Forsythe, Barbara Steele projects her usual sense of class and commanding presence as poised lesbian Betts, Allan Kolman does well as the infected Nicholas Tudor, and pretty Susan Petrie likewise impresses as Tudor's sweet, distraught wife Janine.
Kudos are also in order for the uniformly fine acting from a first-rate cast: Bettany is genuinely riveting and terrifying as the severely driven and psychotic main character, Thewlis likewise impresses as one smooth operator, McDowell makes the most out of one of his best more recent roles, the ravishing Saffron Burrows exudes pure class as Freddie's brassy singer moll Karen, plus there are nice supporting contributions by Kenneth Cranham as the wise Tommy, Jamie Foreman as hot-headed rival hoodlum Lennie Taylor, Eddie Marsan as sniveling toad Eddie Miller, Andrew Lincoln as vicious hit-man Maxie King, and Doug Allen as the brutish Mad John.
The supporting cast are likewise on the money excellent: Charles Durning as Lloyd's loyal and protective partner Dutch Peltz, Lesley Ann Warren as a touchy feminist poet, Charles Haid as corrupt Deputy Sheriff Delbert "Whitey" Haines, Raymond J. Barry as stern, no-nonsense Captain Fred Gaffney, Randi Brooks as brassy hooker and drug dealer Joanie Pratt, Steven Lambert as the killer, and Jan McGill as Lloyd's fed-up wife Jen.
It isn't long before our mini-heroine, trampy, is taking mum's indirect advice, likewise ditching her back-home boy toy for a hunky, dangerous uber-dude of her own, who is, oddly enough, Kala's son.
I likewise didn't like Gene Hackman's brutal tactics in this movie.
The soundtrack and score were very good, likewise the acting.
Likewise, Michael Keaton the retired hit-man love interest out to do one last job is unengaging and wooden.
I likewise never saw the movie in the Theater.
But there have been some really good whole movies that have likewise failed.
This is an interesting film worth a peek, and possibly a discussion about its genius or likewise about where it goes sadly astray.
Likewise Virgil doesn't have any particularly exciting scenes presumably because his small head made these logistically difficult.
DRAGON likewise created its own distorted "reality," with yet another wannabe look-alike choreographed through yet more over-the-top, badly done fight scenes that did nothing more than add yet another layer of tarnish to the memory of a man who deserves better.
By contrast, O'Connor is a marvel, for her character is likewise dedicated but filled with regret for the husband and children she always wanted.
Solid supporting turns by Claude Akins as a famous country singer/songwriter, Gene Evans as a gruff police lieutenant, Lucille Benson as a stern, but friendly whorehouse madam, and Grace Zabriskie as a wax museum worker are likewise delightful.
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