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It starts out nicely enough, with Mel as Trump-like mogul Goddard Bolt ("You can call me God"), who accepts a bet that he can't live on the streets for 30 days.
As a cinema fan White Noise was an utter disappointment, as a filmmaker the cinematography was pretty good, nicely lit, good camera work, reasonable direction.
Oh, and it would also serve nicely as a lawn fertilizer.
The plot was very simplistic, and if done the right way could have been handled nicely, but instead it was poorly executed.
The story sets you up nicely for an ending that never comes.
If she is, we should all age so nicely.)
Well, the film was shot very well, with a nice color palette, that nicely matched the emotional content - such as there was - of the scenes.
A retired diplomat, played nicely by Michael York, goes to Russia to get revenge on the Russian gangster that murdered the diplomat's policeman son.
It will fit in quite nicely between the drama and action sections, right?
The Meyer gals here are a bit long in the tooth/saggy in the chest, to put it kindly, although Sheri Dawn Thomas, as bikini girl Ooga Boobies (!), does manage to, uh, stand out nicely.
The opening sequence is what makes this movie worth watching, the hallucinations are really nicely done and reminded me of Nightmare on Elm Street, remember the telephone coming alive.... Some how you keep watching this flick, waiting what is happening next.
The Canadian locales, and some of the village scenes were nicely shot.
the whole premise is a good one and ties up nicely, but the middle runs off tangent.
The only serious name in the cast is Michael Ironside and he is underused though he does nicely, pretty amusing in a manner one suspects was intentional.
Things move along nicely, and I almost feel harsh rating this film badly, but then I remember bursting into laughter at regular intervals and realising that unless the film is an intentional comedy, which I don't think it is, then it simply doesn't succeed.
Dorothy Lamour looks lovely and acts nicely, as well, and it is ever a delight to see and hear Clarence Kolb, as her father, whose voice is unique on screen or radio, but there is little they can do to save this film, cursed as it is with an error in script assignment.
Bela Lugosi hams it up nicely, but you can tell he needed the money.
There's a lot of good that can be said for this cartoon; the backgrounds are rich, lushly colored and full of nicely done art deco details.
It was a very average movie, that had great potential, and was nicely directed but let down by a confusing story without strong points, beginning middle and end, with poor acting expect from the serial killer guy, who although he seemed overzealous at some points delivered the best performance of the cast overall.
There is one moment involving the main character and his mentor being saved by Wolves from a Viking attack that is very nicely put together.
The film also does have moments of very nicely structured shots leading the eye in a very artistic manner, including a pretty match cut and a large scale Viking attack that is very moody and impressive.
The only bright spot are a few really good one-liners delivered very nicely by Alice Krige, but then again, she IS Alice Krige.
A remake of the superb 1972 movie of the stage play, nicely casting Caine as the nemesis of his character from the first movie.
PAULIE also has a surprised twist in the end that is done very nicely as well.
In that sense it very nicely gives us a good view of how life often is, thus being credible.
And while Olivier and Oberon are not particularly well-suited to screwball comedy, it all flows along nicely.
I think all the characters fit together really well and the story flows nicely.
Things are going along quite nicely until Gillian discovers she really cares for this mortal man.
The performance by Om Puri, Smita Patil, and Sadashiv Amrapurkar and the whole chemistry comes off nicely, along with the minimalist approach to story telling and direction by Govind Nihlani.
Meanwhile, laid-back and self-assured hit-man Mickey Holliday (nicely played with low-key confidence by Jeff Goldblum) finds himself caught in the middle of all this deadly lunacy.
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