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I miss the slow pace, the build-up of characters and their style in small gestures, the dominance of lights and moods and moves over dialog.
They didn't even bother to get the effects in order...when they re on the boat, the only thing that moves is the fake background...when pigface Quaid is in the water you can tell by the lighting that it's in a studio.
Tim Curry's accent moves from German to Portuguese to Hungarian.
There is a scene with a killer hippo that moves around a river like a Great White Shark.
I remember coming home from school to watch up and coming this was the story of a black family that moves out of the gheto into a up class community the family was name Wilson Frank Wilson man with his own construction business his wife Joyce was a bank manager they had 3 teenage kids Kevin Valerie and Marcus.
This movie moves and inspire you, it's like you are one of the family.
Pace is slow at first and then moves good.
The camera moves around to reveal the kid, wearing black glasses, having lost his eyes, the kid hears the other kids splashing in the water and starts clapping.
She moves into an old family home in the mountains with her two daughters next to a mine that is a gravesite to overworked children back in the day.
james cox is a fantastic director- he moves the camera, tells the story and uses music in a way that is far advanced for his years.
The story moves at a zanily rapid pace and the black and white imagery is gorgeous, as are Harvey and Harris as they ham their way through a wacky Weimar Berlin.
Plus, everything moves at a relaxed pace, and even the villain isn't all that scary.
The animation is quality work, smooth, everything moves as it should, and the 3rd dimension honestly isn't that sorely missed when trying this.
But, it goes far beyond that as the director takes control of the plot and moves it to the supernatural thriller it is.
The writing moves well and the dialogue is well structured, but there are some flaws in logic as the film moves deeper into the story.
It jumps around through his past, through his last day, and through some of his stories but is expertly constructed as it moves from section to section.
Focusing on the Saltmen of Tibet, the film moves at pace that may make some western viewers uncomfortable.
So satisfying to care about complex people attempting to achieve complex goals -- and it all moves along with lightning speed.
This movie radically moves away from the boredom of "Interview with the Vampire" (although it's acting was good) and slides in the wonderful action scenes.
Meanwhile, an American mortician (Christopher Walken) who "wants to put the 'fun' back in funerals" moves into this small Welsh community with his assistant (Lee Evans) and wants to give Boris a run for his money with flashy, themed funerals.
The lighting, camera moves, scene composition and colors...I have to keep reminding myself that I'm watching a TV Show and not a Motion Picture masterpiece.
This moves along at a fairly good clip and doesn't let you lose interest like a lot of films do, and the oddball story is compelling enough to keep you interested too, and there's some suspense which is lacking in a lot of films these days.
The story moves fast as it follows three tourists (all great actors) into a swamp on a tour with a butch tour guide on a small boat.
I remember many of the moves but not nearly all of it.
There is not one dull moment, every scene is hilarious, even the songs and dance moves will have you in stitches of laughter.
The film moves well, offering both excitement and drama.
Still a WANTED man, Garfield changes his identity to "Jack Dorney" and moves to an Arizona ranch.
This film was not about stereotypes, nor dance moves, nor pickup lines, really.
The film moves quickly and it shows Frank's drug problem in a realistic light without turning into a social message picture.
Big up to Jason Donovan whose acting in this film was wicked and i loved the guy with the st fighter moves - goood!
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