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About the only serious negative, and this is mostly for nitpickers, is that some of the stock footage is somewhat sloppily integrated in the film and "nuts" like me who are both history teachers and airplane lovers will probably notice this--all others probably won't notice.
It's a yakuza/triad picture, involving cops versus Japanese &/or Chinese gangsters (mostly Chinese, as the title suggests), but already even in his first technical 'debut', Takashi Miike is already establishing many aspects to films that he would make from here-on in.
(Possibly over 50 victims, mostly women and children) The performances of Stephen Rea as the lead detective and Donald Sutherland as the overall investigation lead was superb.
I remember the original series vividly mostly due to it's unique blend of wry humor and macabre subject matter.
It seems that Stephen King films mostly get a bad review , but this is one of the good ones.
only some no how to do it mostly from Hong Kong like Jackie Chan.
Mostly very funny, sometimes even scary.
The Japanese cyber-punk films have never really done a whole lot for me, but of the handful that I've seen, most have been at least visually interesting and at least mostly entertaining.
Set mostly in a convent, and with a nun as the eponymous central protagonist (great performance by the wonderful Florinda Bolkan), "Flavia the Heretic" may be referred to as a 'Nunsploitation' film.
Working-class romantic drama from director Martin Ritt is as unbelievable as they come, yet there are moments of pleasure due mostly to the charisma of stars Jane Fonda and Robert De Niro (both terrific).
And mostly, it's for two reasons.
What drives the film is the characters, excellently played by mostly unknown actors.
Let's just say that the angel pretty much spins his wheels in this, as Eric is busy doing things that make him feel better, like "freeing" people that he decides need it, mostly beautiful young women.
Mostly by Robert Deniro.
The various events that arise during the course of the movie make for SOME laughs but mostly appeal to the other emotions.
The first hour or so of the movie was mostly boring to say the least.
Diane Keaton has played a few "heavy" parts in her many years on the big screen but she's mostly known for the "light and fluffy" stuff with Woody Allen, such as Annie Hall.
I watched the complete movie and while mostly predictable, it was still enjoyable.
Their jazz version of Franz Liszt's "Rhapsody" was the highlight of this mostly overlong murder mystery-musical comedy mixture.
I cried, laughed and mostly sat in awe of this story.
Bogdonovich's (mostly) unheralded classic is a film unlike just about any other.
This is mostly a story about the growing relationship between Jeff Webster(Jimmy Stewart) and Ronda Castle(Ruth Roman).
What ensues is mostly a journey through the man's psyche.
Of course this is not something that is typically Italian but got done quite a lot in the early days of cinema, mostly because they often thought they would be able to get away with it.
Swinging from comedy to tragedy and back, this film shows how people deal with the worst kind of life each in their own way, mostly retreating into themselves and living in the fantasy worlds of their own heads, withdrawing emotionally from those around them or drowning themselves in alcohol.
Through out the film, there are plenty of laughs, tears and memorable moments mostly between Midler and Alvarado.
The film is shot beautifully, bathed in soft colors mostly.
I was brought up on Doc Savage,and was petrified by the green death as a child but even then as now, I found it thoroughly entertaining.I have made countless friends and colleagues watch this film and have been most amused by the diversity of reactions,granted they mostly think I'm odd but there you are.
Mostly known for directing John McKay wrote this wonderful screenplay about three forty-something friends in a small town in England.
Sure this was mostly a movie for kids, but if you are going to spend this much money making a movie you really ought to at least give the story enough body to go beyond that of Dr Seuss.
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