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Its amazing to me too how many commented how closely it followed the Gospel of Matthew,,,,,yet it left out quite a bit and actually mixed up, for one reason or another the sequence of events.
Throw in an astonishingly illiterate script ("Famine's hand will stalk the land" -- how's that for a mixed metaphor?),
Treacly hokum is mixed with melodramatic hysteria, with enough story contrivances to fill up several pictures.
I watched 'bugcrush' last night and had such mixed feelings about it.
I have mixed feelings about the choice of John Gielgud as Caesar.
It has slaves,Indians,Mexicans and mixed races.
This "movie" is a pile of random video footage mixed together!
All this movie is is a lot of testosterone mixed with pretty women.
The background music was largely responsible for giving the mixed messages about what type of "feel" a scene was supposed to have.
Sunshine" is more fondly remembered for it's bald,thirty-something,ex-hippie murderers who are easily the most bizarre descendants of the living dead yet to reach the silver screen.This film is not easy to categorize:it's a horror film mixed with drug movie and also features paranoid urban legends and bizarre conspiracy theories.The title of this movie is taken from the name of a bad batch of 60s acid that seems to have some rather unfortunate long-term side effects.The film is badly lit and there are some dull spots,but "Blue Sunshine" is a must-see for experimental cinema enthusiasts.7 out of 10.
I love comedy mixed with horror/drama movies, such as Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2, Army of Darkness, Dr. Strangelove, Love and a .45,
While its reputation has grown a bit in stature, the critical opinion is still very mixed.
Nevertheless the shootings at the very end are impressive and surprising and there can be little mistake that this is 70's film drama Italian style with all the mixed emotions that was bound to stir up.
After seeing all the reviews, I must say that my opinion is mixed.
Incredibly, the action got all mixed up in the editing suite and no one was straight enough to sort it out.
I said "touching" in the meaning that something in it - humour, breathtaking adventures, worth of respect friendship of man and horse, magic of arabian desert and idea of will, both human and animal, that is the reason for success - all these are mixed in unique brew, called "Hidalgo".
While I really liked both plot and storyline, the satire mixed with random acts of violence makes it almost sort of dirty watching it and makes you sort of say, "actually that was sort of funny".
Evidently a cult movie with the homosexual set, The Crying Game is a homoerotic fantasy based on a deeply disturbed transvestite character, Dil, implausibly mixed up in Irish terrorism.
A little digging and they find that Gianni is mixed up with a mobbed up club owner, Victor Buono.
There's gratuitous cruelty to animals mixed with a laughably bad rubber shark and dolphin.
I remember when this show was announced several years ago, and all of the stops on the tour were laid out, I was wondering why any one would try to do a show like this when similar shows, Ben Hur and even Elton John's Aida met with mixed results.
This is like a crude teen comedy mixed with a slasher film, complete with embarrassingly bad dialogue provided by the director.
It is about a good girl who gets mixed up with a bad guy.
This short silent comedy starring Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle with Buster Keaton and Al St. John in support is a mixed bag as a spoof of westerns.
Unbelievable coincidences like the fact that Dr. Wu has exactly the same bag as the burglars (so of course the bags are mixed up).
What we have here is a case of mixed genres.
While "Old Man Dobbs" concocts some awful mixed drink ("smooth!")
Not a minute goes by without some kind of imaginative and spirited experimental visual manipulation or interjection; from kaleidoscopic color schemes, to frame and time altering collage montage, to wild, high-concept mixed media integration (animation, mattes, props, sets, etc), to mini-movie injections (lovingly parodying/mimicking everything from silent film stylistics, to romantic fantasies to obligatory action scenes).
Interesting directorial touches, mixed with some nice gore, manages to hold the interest even if the material is stretched well beyond it's limit.
In the moment Kelly died before being revived, her spirit became lost and mixed up with Renee's (Linda Park's character) and Kelly takes on some of Renee's traits and attracts further spiritual attention (in other words ghosts).
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