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I had no idea there were still so many uncharted islands out there, but if you take into account the number of movies that utilize one of these mysterious islands as a location, you'd have to assume that there are at least 50 of these suckers out there.
If Weissmuller looks tired, the chimp playing Cheeta is not as good as the others, but the worst character is Benji, an obnoxious mailman who sings horrendous songs (that have a Caribbean air, in a location supposed to be Africa and shot in México!) Boring and decidedly of dubious taste, it was a sad farewell to Weissmuller's Tarzan.
The only thing the movie has going for it (besides its brevity) is the excellent location shots coordinated by William Steiner.
Here's a movie with a good cast and nice looking location work but it just don't have it.
Well after seeing her sister over and over again (as a zombie like ghost) and even pointing directly to the location of the body she finally finds her.
He has developed a machine that he can use to make an object like a wrist watch or rodent disappear, only to have that object re-materialize in a different location.
I wonder if the twins will EVER stop making the same stereotypical movies where they have an unbelievably stupid adventure in an exotic location and save the day meanwhile getting the help of two cute guys who drool over them immediately.
The costumes were wonderful however, as was the location shooting in Missouri.
There was obviously no money for lighting, filming, sets, location, scriptwriters, editors, actors... Oh, there was absolutely no story either!
The final insult is that they apparently couldn't even afford to have the location work done in an actual small town (Why? are they so hard to find in Saskatchewan?)
For such a great classic tale, the setting (location), Grendel was disappointing.
You can't really credit the DP for getting to shoot in such a beautiful location.
There is some nice location shooting at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
The end takes place at Marty McKee's favorite location, Bronson Canyon.
Filmed on location in Tennessee by the directing team of Greg Swinson and Ryan Thiessen (Harry and Lloyd), "Five Across The Eyes" I'm assuming is supposed to resemble a "Blair Witch" type film but falls short... Okay it nose dives off a cliff.
A few daylight location shots, for example, would have helped relieve the succession of dreary studio sets.
The scenery is the real thing and is actually shot on location (unlike a Murder, She Wrote where Jessica is supposed to be visiting a far-flung locale and Lansbury never left Burbank).
The lure of gold makes for a rise in tension as the men come closer to the treasure's location.
Nathan Detroit runs illegal craps games for high rollers in NYC, but the heat is on and he can't find a secure location.
I mean, I know God works in mysterious ways, but helping thieves and murderers and prostitutes find redemption, forgiveness and changes-of-heart in such a godforsaken location....
This time the story's location is the U.S. as the Egyptian priest's new follower sends a mummy to our country in hopes he can revive him to kill descendants of those who opened the original tomb.
It won't win awards for originality, because it's as systematic as you can get and steals its thunder in the way of thrills (usual cheap jump scares), location (secluded mansion) and motivation from other films.
We - the audience - end up going nowhere and, like the direction of the storytelling, end up somewhere but without direction, location, or plot.
And the location stuff in Budapest is especially interesting, even if they didn't use the wonderful old train station (designed by Gustave Eifel) or show the city's famous thermal baths.
Also too much time was spent in bringing her to the main location of the film.
The acting, the script, the location, everything!
Whatever rating I give BOOM is only because of the superb location photography of Sardinia and Rome.
Characters were not explored, and aspects of the location and politics were ignored.
I realize this is technically a "US" film, but look at the director, actors, location, etc.
Technically the film is OK considering it was made 70 years ago, the black & white cinematography is adequate although some of the scenes look like they were shot against a photo of the background location.
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