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All these great ideas and Gothic-trademarks and then, suddenly, it goes terribly wrong and the film ends in a minor key.
A minor morbid gem along the lines of "Eating Raul" and "The Honeymoon Killers."
This film has only ever been shown once in my neck of the woods and on a minor Sicilian TV channel at that so, despite its negative reputation, I've always wanted to see it.
Some of the supporting characters (with the notable exceptions of the terrific Tom Wilkinson and Ben Chaplin) were kind of thin but that is a minor complaint.
I swear Billy Bob Thornton must have been reading straight from cue cards throughout his minor five minute robotic appearance.
This film is only let down by one minor complaint about the way it is filmed, with a Digial camera, though the shots are beautifully clear and so sharp they suck you in, there is moments of shaking and easy moving camera that at first I disliked, but it grows on you.
Not only can he not act, but he certainly can't pull off the even minor emotional changes necessary for the role.
Well, when I watched the uncut version, actually I have to in some ways admit that this wasn't the worst film ever made, worthy of MST3K sarcasm, but I would say that the problems are minor and the film just needs a band-aid, lol.
If you look real close, you will see Boris Karloff,(Purser)"Targets",'68, who was the purser on the ship and was just starting his career with a minor role in this Army life comedy, at the age of 40 years.
also had a minor, yet unforgettable, role in anthony minghella's 'the english patient', in the interrogation scene with willem dafoe.
Chronologically situated between The World in his Arms and Blackbeard the Pirate, and a year after the fine adventure Distant Drums (1951), this is a Raoul Walsh minor but right western, play by soft Rock Hudson and beautiful Julie Adams.
Def-Con 4 (1985) was a surprisingly good low budget take on World World 3. Despite the low budget and the cast of minor actors, it works.
Multifaceted, too, is Burson, as for this low-budget affair, shot in Ohio and released in 2000, he produces, directs, and edits, with more naked force than most directors within any genre; it is a pity that his penchant for frenzied grotesquerie is not a minor imperfection; Mark Burson - - thy name is excess.
Excepting a few minor glitches, the film is technically and artistically well done, the acting good, the directing superb, and the story warm and thoughtful.
The most diversity in the entire movie is some minor clothing changes and some facial expressions.
Perhaps the pie fight is a minor redeemer, for even tho it could be better in certain ways, it is so long and thorough that it is somewhat enjoyable.
There were a number of subplots and minor characters which and who really didn't add anything of value to the story.
That the last act had fewer jokes was a minor misstep.
The great thing though is that in spite of all these minor niggles, the film really hits the spot.
Despite these minor failings it is a superb film, and even today you can wander the sand dunes of the River Daya (Compassion) in southeastern Orissa (formerly Kalinga) and experience the fullimagining of the Ashokan battlefield.
All of the cast principles and minor players as well were at the top of their forms when they stood before the cameras.
It's always syrupy strings, Wagnerian hero-brass, and the standard thumping bass drums and trombones playing ominous minor scales whenever an Indian comes on the screen.
But the new musical sequences were only a minor problem.
However this film ended up exceeding those expectations, with a pretty good plot, a cast which was decent enough (with a few minor blips that I'm willing to overlook) and action sequences that are quite creative and thrilling to watch.
More attention should have been paid to the more important characters instead of dwelling on the minor ones.
Sometimes there are a few silly minor things but all in all the movie was very entertaining.
The Biblical story told in the books of Genesis and Exodus is followed very faithfully, with only minor changes made for dramatic reasons.
We get a couple a very bloody gunshot wounds, and minor wounds.
This occurs not only in the main characters, but in virtually every minor act too, from journalists over fellow inmates to high priests and nuns.
I read the books first prior to watching the movie and it does follow the book closely with a few minor chnages.
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