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Walken's makeup is strange.
Meanwhile, the Walken character gets killed too early and easily ( despite the makeup).
The best character in the movie is the lord Horn, his makeup, his laugh, and behaviour crates the unforgettable experience.
The makeup effects on the pianist with macromeglia are pretty good, but that's the only thing that keeps this from being rate a 1.
The makeup is bad.
With no makeup and fashions that looked like they were designed by Ma Kettle, I doubt if this was the case as well.
Who ever did the makeup for the aliens...must have spent $5 at your local used costume store and called it a day.
It isn't funny, isn't cute, the cat's makeup is about the only good thing in it and you can see that on the disc label.
It was hard to figure out what the director was trying to say-- Most of the time the main character is dressed in weird clothes and makeup.
Filming, editing, direction, dialogue, sets, makeup, writing, casting (especially the young girl and imposter child psychiatrist), and the story all were just the worst.
Craftsmen building the set, prop masters, gaffers,wardrobe, makeup artists, script supervisors, the cinematographer, production assistants, extras, craft services, producers, director, and actors.
The atmosphere is spooky yet slightly underwhelming, the score is decent and the makeup effects are gruesome and simplistic.
With cinematography by Leon Shamroy, Ben Nye's makeup and Helen Turpin's hairstyles, the great work by set decorators, sound and lighting, art department and all concerned, this has to be one of the most memorable productions set in a major non-U.S.
Still, it's very watchable, with a young Spencer Tracy (his old-man makeup makes him look just like, well, an old Spencer Tracy) showing depth and authority, and Colleen Moore -- a little past her prime, and not physically well matched -- playing a multifaceted woman-behind-the-man. There's also Helen Vinson as one of the most treacherous femmes fatales in movie history, sending the final third into ecstatic soap-opera reverberations.
Keep in mind also that the makeup genius, Jack Pierce, who actually did medical research in order to create all of our favorites, was summarily fired right after this particular film was released.
A lesser capable makeup man by the name of Bud Westmore was then hired as the head of this department at Universal, soon to be Universal-International.
It is a very artistic drama with incredible special effects, spectacular acting, not to mention a very excellent job in the makeup department.
There are great cameos, makeup, writing, directing, etc in this film.
The makeup and costumes were great too.
My particular favourite from this movie is Bridget Fonda, whose performance as the Snow Queen herself was quite moving, assisted enormously by a stupendous wardrobe and makeup.
Both male leads are bland and forgettable, and are hindered by the pancake male makeup so popular in this film's era.
The mind behind the makeup and effects was a genius i swear it.
Could use a little polishing on the hair and makeup end of things, but definitely worth watching.
Some of the film's mannerisms (having the actors appear in light white makeup) are more irritating than illuminating.
She was entirely underused as Queen Amidala, and when she was used, her makeup was frighteningly terrible.
For "Anywhere But Here," she sheds her god-awful makeup and she acts normally.
Give it a chance tonight, just stay away from any old makeup!
it has its flaws like every film does for example wobbly headstones in a graveyard, a clearly visible slide board during the penguins death scene, Max Shreck losing his heavy coat in a split second between shots during the image consultancy scene, batman losing his black eye makeup all of a sudden between shots so he can reveal Bruce Wayne to Catwoman, dialogue being recorded but is played back and spoken differently than when it was spoken in the first place and lastly Catwoman all of a sudden knows how to use a bull whip without any training whatsoever.
For the time the makeup and effects almost make the guys in the rubber suits look plausible as a monster-thing.
After he becomes a zombie, when it comes time for him to sing again, his zombie makeup inexplicably disappears, and he sings the chorus again, and again, and again, as if to make up for its previous absence.
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