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The characters are nicely developed, and come off as real people.
It came across as a simple love story that flowed nicely from start to finish.
IMPERIUM stars Ezio Pinza as Alex, heir apparent to and later king of a small European nation, who falls in love with a willing American actress and entertainer, Fredda Barlo (Lana Turner), but due to machinations by the sly prime minister of Alex as king, nicely played by Cedric Hardwicke, the lovers are separated for 12 years before being reunited in Palm Springs where their love is rekindled.
Blood (and plenty of it), breasts and beasts round it all out rather nicely...Jacinda Barrett is worth the price of admission alone.
Priscilla Lane, as the spunky female lead, comes off as the all-American girl who can handle herself quite nicely when put to the test.
This is only one of the moments throughout the film where the line between reality and fantasy becomes nicely blurred, and the viewer is left with the feeling that magic is more possible than one might believe.
He also attracts the attention of Simon's two hottie daughters: the fiery Monica (luscious Silvia Aguiler) and the sweet Alicia (nicely essayed by the lovely Azucena Hernandez).
The plot is a little mad at parts, but I believe it it all fits together nicely, creating a satisfying, enjoyable film.
Dialogue was sharp, quick and flowed nicely.
Among the motley assortment of colorfully crazed patients are insatiable, aggressive nymphomaniac Allyson King (the luscious Betty Chandler), loopy Judge Oliver W. Cameron (a gloriously hammy Gene Ross), paranoid Vietnam veteran Sergeant Jaffee (nicely played by Hugh Feagin), gentle giant Sam (the amiable William Bill McGhee), and nutty old hag Mrs. Callingham (the supremely irritating Rhea MacAdams).
The action scenes are all top notch and consist of some nicely realized shootouts.
Eager electronics whiz Brian Foster (a likable performance by Wesley Eure of TV's "Land of the Lost") creates a computerized watchdog called C.H.O.M.P.S. (an acronym for Canine Home Protection System) for his boss Mr. Ralph Norton (nicely played by Conrad Baain), whose home security business is floundering.
Here's a well-made war story, nicely shot and well-acted.
It brings back fond memories of camp and deals nicely with the experience of being rejected by foolish peers and the empowerment brought one by being rescued by a sympathetic adult.
Gene Kelly, who was on loan to Columbia from MGM, matches her in dancing and the sequence where he cavorts with his own shadow was nicely done.
With all the over-hyped crap that is out there it is very nice to get an unexpected surprise now and then... and this little film fits the bill nicely.
The story touches nicely on the issue about the need for loyalty versus the need to adapt to new situations.
The tension builds nicely and the humor is clean and consistent throughout.
Although the fighting isn't as good as other movies of the era, The postman fights back makes up for it with a lot of imagination, quality cinematography and a nicely quirky ambiance.
The opening credit sequence features nicely done animation.
I was nicely surprised by how much i did not waste my money.
It has nicely predicted the conditioning of human minds with that of the patient.
A nicely paced romantic war story that should have got more exposure.
Not having seen this film in quite some time, we caught with it not long ago in the nicely transferred Criterion DVD.
Don't get me wrong the cars were nice and the girls were OK but the way they put the movie together was just plain crappy to put it nicely.
It starts off OK and the pace moves along nicely...but by the end it starts getting a bit tedious and dull.
Outside of a nicely illustrated title sequence, there's absolutely nothing to recommend this singularly depressing stinkbug.
And the wife (nicely played by the fetching Kari Wuhrer - the sheriff in EIGHT LEGGED FREAKS), a high class lady who runs a mission for homeless people, similarly loses a degree of sympathy by jumping right into bed with the homeless drifter (despite her evidently weakened state after the death of her husband).
Hanks mother, a drunken Vera Miles, says he is coming along nicely now but when they walk down to the lake to visit him in his tennis outfit, he is crazier than ever.
At this point it is easy enough to figure out who is responsible for the murders and what the motive is then you have a nonsensical ending where everything wraps up not so nicely.
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