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While Harbour's character is too virtuous to quite be believed, his generosity is matched by the director and screenwriter.
Eric Braeden is brilliant and matched action for action with the entire cast in low-key masterpiece about dangers of unchecked scientific advances.
The acting is excellent and the characters well- matched, dramatically.
At the preview, the director's integrity matched the heroism of the lead actor.
And something was off with the sound- it almost sounds like they pre-recorded all the lines, and just matched it up with the film.
Badly acted, a script that makes little sense, bad editing, and audio that isn't even matched up right.
The opening shot - the floating, dead body of Joe Gillis, eyes wide open, shot looking up from the bottom of the pool - is one of the great shots, and an unforgettable opener, matched perfectly by the unforgettable closing closeup of Norma Desmond.
The first battle between the remains of SG1 and the Ori troops found me cringing with concern in the corner of my couch as perhaps one of the most poorly matched orchestrations ever showed itself.
If the set pieces matched the actual time frame I might have boosted this up a notch.
Flynn and Hale are perfectly matched foils here, with Hale getting some of the wittiest lines in the movie.
Indeed, Page's manic looniness largely carries the contrived but entertaining script (based on "The Forbidden Garden" by Ursula Curtiss), nicely matched by the perpetually plucky Gordon, both wearing bad fright wigs.
He's well matched with Norma Donaldson as his sympathetic wife.
This is the best of the screwball comedies with Dunne and Grant equally matched.
Usually I am not too keen on Woody Allen, but in this one there is wonderful humorous dialogue matched with some Jacques Tati class silent movie style comedy.
The narrative clunkiness is swiftly apparent from the somewhat obvious symbolism of the structural cracks and fissures which fracture the sisters' home at the beginning of the movie, and the stateliness of the family's surroundings is matched by similarly ossified pacing; Dylan Thomas' occasionally poetically barbed and witty insights notwithstanding.
Great martial arts scenes(one where he is out matched)and the tongue in cheek humor these movies are noted for.
I was surprised when I found out that the younger actors/actresses have matched - and sometimes- exceeded their older and more famous counterparts.
: spend the extra money and get a wardrobe so the actors can change clothes 3: don't use archive footage and if you absolutely must use archive footage don't get footage that doesn't make sense, like a single car exploding next to a body of water doesn't make sense when matched with an explosion or accident of two cars in a land locked area.
At the very least from this, I was expecting some decent gore; but all we actually get is cheesy crap which is matched by the trashy atmosphere and typically cheesy eighties soundtrack.
Powerful and poetic this was a revisionist western way ahead of its peers and only to be matched by Clint Eastwood's High plains drifter and Beguiled.
This series was Cinemax's most commanding attraction, the adult quality of which can only be matched by a Krista sequel.
Cary Grant and Irene Dunne are ideally matched in a movie quite different from their screwball comedies.
Linda Blair went on to a career that seemingly matched the quality of this movie.
The four stories are well matched and all good.
There are especially many mistakes where the characters seem to look beside each other instead of at each other, due to badly matched camera angles.
Deeper fiscal surveillance should be matched by broader economic surveillance, especially since current-account imbalances have become more acute during the crisis.
Technically, this should be recorded as a bigger surplus on the investment-income account, matched by greater acquisition of assets overseas.
Before 2008, China’s massive surpluses were matched by unsustainable credit-fueled deficits in developed economies.
If the other 53 emerging economies we looked at matched the productivity growth of their 18 high-performing peers, the global economy would be $11 trillion richer by 2030 – the equivalent of adding another China.
This has not been matched by changes in policymakers’ thinking.
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