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The first 30 minutes were enough to make me interested, but the lack of acting ability in Jamie Foxx and the slow plot movement made me want to get up and find food during the movie.
In addition, the stereotypical depictions of African and Arab characters make for painful viewing, especially considering this was produced in the immediate wake of the Civil Rights movement.
His wife, Sophia (Helen Mirren) wars openly with the head of his movement Chertkov (Paul Giamatti), who she claims in his efforts to convince Tolstoy to sign the rights to his works over to the Russian people is trying to steal the wealth that is owed to her upon her husbands imminent death.
Even more spooky than the zombie gang outside is the cast's tendency to talk even when their lips aren't moving, and for the words to not match the movement of their mouths.
I like a good horror movie...but one with a plot of and sense of movement.
The stars are having great fun delivering their lines with excessive eye movement, frequent hand gestures, and off-key pacing.
That's rather strange, as all kinds of New Age crap comes out each year---hundreds of books, dozens of movies--and the Roman Catholic church doesn't seem to me to be hell bent on destroying the movement which it probably views as I do, a total crock of doody.
Is there a movement more intolerant and more judgmental than the environmentalist movement?
In the recent movement to bring Asian films over to America, this is THE LAST movie that should be released here.
The original CONNECTION was part of this movement, with its difficultly distanced style, and anti-detective figure.
What starts off with some potential - the hint of something very screwed up going on with Bill Pullman's sudden movement - just goes into a total jumble.
I felt it was very unfortunate that "gay culture" took on certain standard forms in the 80's out of Castro and Christopher Streets and these defined the movement and left out huge numbers of gay men that were more subdued in their lifestyles.
If the director's intention had been for the viewer to dislike the title character, then it would have been okay, but I know that there is no such thing as a Hollywood director who'd make a critique of America's pro-Marxist 60s movement, especially not a filmmaker from the 70s.
From the movement of the cars to the physics of the aircraft in the dogfights, everything seems to be just a little off.
No action, no movement, just a static train.
Not a titter, a guffaw, a chortle, as a matter of fact, no facial movement at all.
From a plot and movement standpoint, this movie was terrible.
I makes excellent use of time lapse photography to display the passage of time in the movement of light and shadow, people, water, clouds, etc.
But no woman would do what was done here, even a woman before the women's movement of the 60s and 70s.
The 60's is a great movie(I saw it completely in one night) about the hippy movement in the late 60's.
Expertly directed by Alan Gibson with a fine sense for balanced narrative movement, the film provides freshness in nearly every scene, as felon Martin Steckert (Richard Harris), believing that his rejection for parole was particularly undeserved, contrives a convoluted but ultimately successful escape plan, following which his spontaneous nature comes to the fore as he flees to the lakeside residence of his childhood.
I suppose I always felt that Hotel du Nord was studio-bound, the movement of people cars and camera were just too effortlessly smooth and stagey to have been filmed on location.
He slides it up her arm in a clearly sexual way and with one simple movement Hitch has shown us all we need to know.
Basically the movie takes place in Ireland, and Gypo turns in a friend in the rebel movement to the English to collect 20 pounds to give to his girlfriend.
But having all that money, he starts blowing it on an all night drunk and giving it away, while the leaders of the movement are trying to track down the informer.
Bellocchio refers to this as a mainly political movie, a description of the revolutionary movement in Italy, but that seems more metaphor than reality.
The movie would have been better if the angel or the movement of the camera was more irregular.
Jasbir (the sister) grows up in an affluent environment but this is not enough to lead her to reject her life and ultimately join a hippie movement that eventually leads her to drugs.
(MTV brought to television and video a static movement that races through, often irrelevant cuts, from theme to theme without forward movement and without clear relationships to theme or storyline.)
In addition, the smooth movement of the video emphasizes the cadence and occasional monotone (in this case a positive mood under the theme of the story itself)of the author's rendition of the ancient mariner's sad and spooky tale.
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