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I remember every cast member (the casting WAS perfect, as mentioned in other comments), the design, the lighting and, of course, the story, which is by itself is enough to keep you glued to the set.
None of this is mentioned in the movie, and the suicide of constable cross is an admission of guilt as far as I'm concerned.
Even "Paris when it sizzles" is mentioned in a delightfully organic piece of dialog.
The movie might lack a good storyline, and isn't a great sf-movie altogether but the acting is good enough (and like mentioned before, Jolie's acting is nice and raw), the movie is shot very direct, with a lot of close-ups.
The scope and feel of this picture is simply staggering and, as someone mentioned in their comment, it does have the feel of the 3-camera triptych of "Napoleon" (1927).
The third love affair I mentioned doesn't get quite the emphasis it is due, and the full significance of the title is diminished.
The soundtrack is nothing special, but rarely do we get all of the above mentioned qualities these days, without dumb and/or meaningless plot developments; unconvincing star turns; loud, annoying, music video type soundtracks; a villain that hams it up; and repeatedly a cast, costumes, and plot that cater mostly to an audience under 25.
This is my 4th Bill Hillman movie and they all have the same guidelines as mentioned above.
There are a few scenes towards the end, the one mentioned above and also the end credits that are extremely cool.
This show has loads of bits in it that can crack up anybody like the ad road test which I've already mentioned, Mr ten Questions where he asks 10 questions really fast in front of famous celebrities like Hugh Jackman and the Beach boys, temporary ones like The Chasers Emmys and ones that have been there from the start like What have we learnt from Current affairs this week.
To answer the question of a previous reviewer who asked the name of the U.S. official mentioned in "Lumumba", the name of the character is "Mr.
My children mentioned that Amanda Bynes seems to be the last of the young women actresses who aren't ruining their lives.
Just about every commentator has mentioned the way that some of the interview footage is superposed over the concert footage in places.
She's even mentioned tabloids before and it's so funny!
As mentioned, the title and concept for this short was "borrowed" from a feature film from the same year with Clark Gable called "Men In White".
Although not quite in the same league as the previous mentioned classics, it has a powerful performance by young Sylvia Sidney.She's magnificent and delivers her lines more natural than perhaps anyone did at the time.Gary Cooper is better than usual at this stage in his career and shows signs of what would follow the next few years when he rose to the top.
One of the other reviewers has mentioned that after watching just 1 Oz episode you'll be hooked.
Greta Garbo even mentioned to the press that the German film was her favorite where she had to make the change from Silent films to sound.
When I mentioned it to a friend, he said that a friend of his, Downey Sr., filled virtually every non-acting role in the flick: Director, writer producer, etc.
As another reviewer mentioned, I was also worried about the big dog choking on chicken bones!
Leaving aside the drawbacks and deficiencies of the film mentioned by other viewers I must say that it seemed to me a film about power,which is in my opinion one of the most luring illusions.
The film never once forgot about the time delay, and it was mentioned explicitly in a couple of places.
I looked it up on IMDb which led me to reading Meg's bio which mentioned and reminded me of Meg's sister Jennifer Tilly whose filmography included "Key West", which was one of my wife's and my favorite shows.
The question that was raised by Gazecki, but not mentioned is; Was is a direct plan for the people in charge and their tanks to cut holes and burn the building down with intent?
Apart from all the stuff that's been mentioned before, there's the fight with the man who's been bullying the woman with the dog - it just looks so simple.
In an earlier comment I mentioned how much I enjoyed this film - better second time around.
None of the characters from the previous movie return and aren't even mentioned in this movie by name.
Like another poster mentioned Ch. 56 (a local Boston TV station) showed this multiple times over the years on Saturday afternoons.
The story in Pitch Black is, as already mentioned, to some extent very unoriginal and dissatisfied, but the clipping and cutting in the movie blended with some surprising elements which has been added to the story helps it to still support itself very well and one is afterward left behind with a hybrid feeling of satisfaction and hunger for more.
What Dick is trying to say is that this movie was not Hollywood made, that it was made in Japan, that it had characters which rival other actors around the world, that the effects are very gorgeous as he mentioned but it's all he was waiting for, and nothing else.
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