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The supporting players turn in solid performances and the story moves along smartly after a rocky introduction that seems to begin three or four reels into the story--but sit back and enjoy it for the Cagney showcase and engaging Depression-era time capsule that it is.
its basically an action thriller that moves from one scene to another very well.
There are moments where clips are quickly "rewound" and then "forwarded" several times, which mirrors (in the film medium) what happens when a DJ quickly moves the record on his turntable back and forth while using his fader (that "wicka-wicka-wicka" sound).
Nothing startling or original within the plot, but crucially, it moves along at a great pace and therefore keeps your attention.
When Chow moves to Singapore, there is a gap of many years in the story until 1966, when its conclusion is intentionally open and not well defined, leaving questions such as who is the boy with Li-Zhen.
the musical score through this is what moves you through the movie.
The entireity of the movie still moves me to this day.
A true comedy.The dialog is fast and very witty.Eleanor Parker at her physical peak .Flynn as only Flynn can be"the charming rogue'..although now past his prime.. Most of the scenes between the principals are short so the movie moves well.
He moves from one place to another in a giant RV without direction or motive only to pass time and entertain himself.
It is intelligent, emotional, edifying, and warm, entertaining, and in all categories it is a winner.Shlomi (Oshri Cohen, in a brilliantly understated performance) is a 16-year-old lad who takes care of his highly dysfunctional family: his mother (Esti Zakheim) is about as distasteful a shrew as ever concocted and in a constant state of ill temper because of her husband cheated on her, and because she is stuck working double shifts to support her ailing father-in-law (Ariek Elias, who as Shlomi's grandfather is a bright, funny, wise, loving old man who deeply cares for Shlomi); a married sister Ziva (Rotem Abuhab)who periodically moves back in to the house because of constant spats with her husband who doesn't help her care for their infant twin sons; his brother Sasi (Assi Cohen) whose life is loud electric guitars, braggadocio about female conquests, and the favorite son of his mother.
I love his face and the way he moves.
Xavier,a French student moves into an apartment in Barcelona with a cast of six other characters from all over Europe.
Those who complain of the slow pace of this movie should stick to car crashes and kung-fu: at 2 hours and 15 minutes it's not particularly long, and it moves at a leisurely but hardly sluggish pace.
It moves leisurely until the final extraordinary set-piece, when Hurst and her aunt (Katherine Emery, also the narrator), sneak out of the castle in the night to venture into the maze and find what they're looking for in its center.
The Dinosaurus looks very real and are very realistic when they moves.
All of them struggle with belonging,finding them selves and keeping their painful secrets from being revealed.Has the feel of a coming of age documentary focusing on students inner landscape and their way of dealing with everyday challenges.Gets of with a powerful opening and develops like a hymning requiem.Thalluri moves the camera with great skill and invites us slowly into the youngsters minds and hearts.
This quantity moves up and down as events unfold affecting his sense of humanity in conflict with his sense of duty to his men and his cause.
It's best to watch this one with the sound off but just concentrate on Meredith as she moves across the screen.
I can't praise the well-planned camera work enough, it moves us up and around, zooming in and out, giving us the best views of, and letting the locations become part of the scene.
You can relate to every character and the plot moves in unexpected directions.
In Dublin, the crippled rebel Rory O'Shea (James McAvoy) moves to the Carrigmore Residential Home for the Disabled, affecting the lives of the residents.
In general, the film moves along fast enough to keep you awake.
One of my favorite moves with deep focus in this film is the drama conveyed by the returning home welcoming of Homer and Al.
The rest of the cast moves smoothly through the clichés of the love story perfectly, except for Johanna and Pirelli, who sound a bit too forced.
The scenes are very rich, and it moves very quickly.
Van Damme moves well for a guy of his age(47 I think), delivering kicks that reminds one of Kickboxer.
It's a great, chilling, atmospheric horror picture about a man who moves into a Scottish castle, only to discover that there are strange goings-on in the corridors at night.
The movie is poor at explaining things and some things don't make a lot of sense, but the movie moves along breezily so its flaws barely register.
In "The Talented Mr Ripley" Minghella moves away from Patricia Highsmith's amoral Tom Ripley to give the murderer a conscience.
Sergei moves to Vera's house, but lives in conflict with her father.
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