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Set in Venice mainly on the Lido, Visconti's "Death in Venice" is a triumph of filmmaking combining the excellence of Dirk Bogarde's characterisation and expert photography of the resort area in all its various daily moods.
The film is also successful in the sense that it doesn't allow character or plot to dominate it - it is simply a tale of survival, that attempts to depict the battle mainly from the ordinary (German) soldier's point of view.
Not a bad movie at all, if you can look past the lousy acting and enjoy the hokey effects - the most laughable being the guy whose hands are eaten off and he is left with only plastic looking skeletal fingers... Pretty dreamlike tone to it, too, coming across as very surreal and aberrant - mainly the whole thing involving the artist behind the painting and the demonic back story of the bed.
The main reason why this movie is a cult-film is perhaps the splatter-effects created mainly by genius Rob Bottin and that this is the movie that made Kurt Russell what he is today (along with Escape from N.Y.)
saying that, there is more to this movie than just naked ladies (i'm sorry to say), cos it's mainly people getting themselves killed in a variety of unusual, and as the name suggests, often 'mystical' ways.
The violence is all purely the good guys versus the bad guys with mainly the bad guys dying.
My mom and I went to the Ft Worth Premiere mainly to see George Strait, but ended up getting the chance to see the movie premier at Bass Hall.
But the series also reveals the other creatures that they shared the world with,two episodes are mainly focused on two different kinds of animals, the flying Pterosaurs and the marine reptiles that lived beneath the waves.
The acting was much more refined in this film than Waiting for Guffman, and its mainly due to the more fluidity of the characters, who seem more comfortable with their specific acting partners in this film than the previous.
My comment is mainly a comment on the first commentator (the extra on the film) and his unhappy assessment of the film.
I got this movie from eBay mainly because I'm gay and I love Til Schweiger.
They were indeed a crazy trio of double acts thrown together mainly on stage, sometimes in front of royalty, until Chesney Allen retired in the '40's through "ill-health".
The acting mainly carried this film, with superb performances from Jude Law, Nicole Kidman and Renee Zellweger, as well as the supporting cast.
This is a story of love, redemption and revenge, however, this is mainly a story about flipping out and killing people for no reason at all.
I have now seen the original first cut and the network of relationships makes so much more sense,although Christopher Walken is responsible mainly for carrying this off.
I rented "The China Syndrome" recently mainly because I read that it was this film that inspired ABC to make "The Day After".
The graphics are not as good as some games even of the time, mainly because the resolution is not high and some scenes look quite blocky, but others look batter, but don't let that put you off the game.
He is opposed to "The Reign Of Terror" which has resulted in the executions of thousands of citizens, mainly by guillotine, who are thought to be opposed to the Revolution.
The adverts made it look like just another cheap slasher showing mainly the "Button face/Mask" Decker character.
Mainly, I was referring to Ed Harris' role as "Coach Jones."
It may not all be technically true to the sport of rugby, but this film is not mainly about the sport.
The movie deals mainly with home life and relationships.
He carries along a rookie as his new partner (which seems to be seen too often in films) but Esai Morales does well in accompanying Sam Elliot, though puzzling pieces begin to fit to where Morales begins a self-approved investigation towards Falon; he mainly wants to find the answers since Fallon isn't letting him in on the whole story, and does not like what he finds.
The movie has a couple of interesting lines (mainly between Alfred and Aschenbach) but it doesn't represent the debate on art that basically shapes the novella.
I got Monster Man in a box set of three films where I mainly wanted the other two but still had a very pleasant time with it.
One thing I love about this movie is the direction, because mainly on how it surpassed my original expectations.
I thought it was the funniest film I have seen in a long time, mainly because I saw the truth in the satire.
Sure comic books are for kids mainly, but I like a little more in my movies.
This is a great family film dealing with down to earth people who enjoy their local interests dealing mainly with horse racing.
I judge a film mainly on its merits, not on whether it is a faithful retelling of someone else's idea.
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