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And THE PATRIOT (1998) is one of his best movies, nearly as good as UNDER SIEGE (1992) or HARD TO KILL (1990).
Not to mention a nearly unrecognizable Alfred Molina.
I'm now nearly 49 and so wish it could be made available on DVD.
Nearly everyone who helps him is killed.
I was "turned on" to this movie by my flight instructor and now I wonder how the heck it was out there for nearly five years before I finally discovered it.
But there it sat for nearly ten years.
...apparently Bernard Cribbins ad libbed nearly all of his lines.
its funny, original and made me laugh so much i nearly wet my seat.
In nearly all of his films Clint always plays the hero.
After nearly starving and/or dying of thirst he came upon a leopard which somehow became his bosom buddy.
Although the film doesn't nearly reach the quality of the tv-show, it's still very funny and has some seriously wicked moments!
The natural images invoke the best of Werner Herzog- as they tend to go on a beat or two longer than standard film theory would dictate- which is what makes them even more memorable, while the urban landscapes range from the nearly Precisionist compositions of Michelangelo Antonioni to the cultural hagiography of Woody Allen- one shot of a bench overlooking water is a direct quotation (read steal) from Manhattan, save the lack of the Brooklyn Bridge in the background.
Bakjwi nearly nails this concept on the head minus the cliché of pointy fangs and neck biting.
This is of course how Daniels' character comes to encounter the creature (a wild and untamed female leopard) and eventually form a seemingly unbreakable bond, or rather love, with it that both saves his life and nearly destroys it by film's end.
The directing and camera shots are nearly flawless(aside from the dog scene when he licks the guys hand, clearly in slow motion).
It was therefore more interesting and stimulating than the Hollywood version, but not nearly as visually stunning or viscerally affecting.
I turned over to this film in the middle of the night and very nearly skipped right passed it.
Nearly all of the principal music is intact and beautifully sung.
The use of outtakes from Battle of Britain (a film that does not nearly so well portray the 1940s!) enhances, rather than detracts from the whole.
Like CRANES ARE FLYING (1957), this features a Russian army in retreat, a traumatizing shock early in the war when they were nearly wiped out.
One is healthy and fit, Vladimir Gostyukhin as Rybak, while the other, Boris Plotnikov as Sotnikov, is slowed down by a tubercular sounding cough and eventually a bullet in his leg that nearly leaves him for dead, but his partner heroically rescues him.
My nieces have watched it non-stop since they've gotten it, and as a result I've seen it nearly 4 times all the way through.
Fulci's absolute greatest film, however, dates back to 1972 and, while it is definitely gritty and violent, it is not nearly as gory as many of his other films.
Barney & Friends is a very educational show in my opinion and even 17 years after its debut (and nearly 21 years after the character's debut on home video), he proves time and time again that he still appeals to young children.
I am a professional musician who was inspired nearly 20 years ago to begin playing guitar after hearing Jimmy Page on Led Zeppelin II.
Now, nearly 20 years later I finally got to see something more than the not-so-good The Song Remains the Same.
Spidey's powers were a bit different here too, he had his Spidey sense and he could climb walls, but he was not nearly as strong as the Spider-man of the comics.
Jackass 3? Doubtful, because it's nearly impossible to improve on perfection.
There was a film that was out earlier called "in my Country" with Sam Jackson and it was not that well received and both films were about nearly the same exact thing, I do think Red dust was better because of the more interesting performances especially by future Oscar winner Chiwton Ejofor but the plot is just to lacking, it starts off pretty strong but then the film hits the viewers with countless un-interesting court room sessions, this could have been a great film if the writing was not so lacking.
It's a heady endeavor--so much so that the picture was still being shown at festivals nearly five years later.
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