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A masterpiece of international cinema that tranceeds all unnatural boundaries as it deals with human emotions which know no boundaries.
While not quite a masterpiece, the movie is really funny in places and has some inspired moments.
m very impressed with the acting of Pasic i think it is a masterpiece.and
To cut the story short heaps of bad lines, the acting makes Batman and Robin look like a masterpiece this movie must have been mistaken for a new comedy movie cause it was joking.
Granted, it will never be taken for a masterpiece - the comic elements of the film consistently fall flat, and the plot is a fourth-rate knockoff of Hitchcock - but it isn't a complete dud either.
It seems that whoever wrote a script for this movie didn't cast a glance to this Ursula K. Le Guin's masterpiece.
A few Chan's regulars show up, including the master from the masterpiece Drunken Master playing essentially the same role, but Jackie himself is nowhere to be found.
Do yourself a favor, and instead of watching this film by Richard Condie, try to find his masterpiece "The Big Snit"...THAT is a funny film.
This masterpiece tells the story of old friendships, different perspectives on life, betrayal, loyalty, and the destruction of the self.
The exorcist is a masterpiece.
Polanski's masterpiece is a statement about how love has no limits and how people are guided by their sexual instincts even if they don't admit it.
Now that the film is fully restored on DVD, however, viewers can truly appreciate this masterpiece of the macabre.
(spoilers ahead) Because Ganja and Hess had shots that are out of focus, male nudity and just about no narrative sense, many are quick to call it a masterpiece.
By 1986, director David Cronenberg was one of the rising stars in the horror genre, having a bright career in his natal Canada where he had directer modern classics such as "The Brood", "Scanners" and the masterpiece of the genre, "Videodrome".
This film is crappy when compared to the first (which was a masterpiece) and the second (which was OK) combined.
The masterpiece is that this low-budget film got any funding at all.
Some say this isn't a masterpiece, there are no digital effects or Oscar nominated performances.
it is a pure masterpiece and if i was running the Oscars then that movie will sure receive one.
if you miss this movie then you will spend your entire life regretting it so i advice every Arabic and non-Arabic speaker to watch the masterpiece and enjoy the art of this marvelous director whom i have a great respect for.
Although it apparently never quite caught on, they had applied for a patent while releasing their astoundingly beautiful and hysterically surreal and laugh-laden Boop masterpiece in 1934, the only Betty Boop color cartoon.
The finished product is a little masterpiece such as "Storytelling".
Finally, an excellent movie utilizing the dark and brooding past and secrets of India, while blending them perfectly with the modern era...A Die-Hard Royal Guard who is willing to lay his life for his Rana...A Royal Heir with a guarded past...A powerless Rana who has turned murderous...An uncle with greedy motives...A cop with umpteen respect for the old royal guard, yet lots of anguish against the palace...all this sums up to a great story by a master story-teller, well defined characters, some well executed action shots, and great performances, and you have a modern-day masterpiece...A must watch...Glad to know Indian Film Industry can still churn out great cinema...If anyone is criticising this film, just avoid them...and see this movie...you'll be glad...India has made a mark in the International scene this time...
This is honestly a cinematic masterpiece composed from pure sincerity and conviction.
Von Trier's Riget was a masterpiece, and you'd think that a remake which rips off most of the dialogue and plot would be at least decent without too much effort.
Sure, this is no notorious Italian Cop highlight en par with "Almost Human", but it is nonetheless a raw, action-packed, and highly entertaining film starring two of the Italian crime cinema's greatest, Tomas Milian, one of my personal all-time favorite actors, and Gastone Moschin, who is immortal for his role in the absolute greatest of all Italian Crime flicks, Fernando Di Leo's masterpiece "Milano Calibro 9".
This movie is not a cinematic masterpiece, but when you rent a Trauma movie it's generally common knowledge you're not getting "Godfather".
And how could I forget the master behind this masterpiece, Martin Scorsese?
For a first time director to helm a cast of extremely talented actors, he's created a drama just short of a masterpiece.
I so much admire the skill of creating such a masterpiece; it's like depicting one's dream to become reality.
Okay, I am a bit too hard on this one, but the original La Chévre was a generational masterpiece.
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