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For them a family is not only made up of wives,mistresses and children but also include casual acquaintances and close friends.Contrary to what many might find it hard to believe,Jules Dassin has not tried to glorify crime in his film as rififi makes it clear that crime never pays.It shows that all kinds of bad activities result in some kind of human loss.Apart from its philosophical stance Rifif is worth watching for its technical finesse.While watching one of the film's most brilliant sequences about breaking of a safe,one would find it hard to believe meticulous precision with which criminal minds execute their plans.This is a scene which nobody has dared to copy in Hollywood.
Nobody is meaner.
But the harsh truth is clear as day: nobody has stepped up to claim his mantle.
Nobody wants to fight Joe, but Joe feels he must defend himself.
When this video first came out, nobody had ever seen anything like it before.
The humor is great and nobody on the island is very bright at all, which adds it being as amusing as it is.
Emilio refers to his son as "monster," he sings to the radio in his car, he hangs out on park benches, and he specializes in investment schemes to defraud his family and friends -- all of this and more directly lifted from "Time Out," which came out the year before "Nobody's Life."
Thus, one could feel the tension mounting in "Nobody's Life" and the violent conclusion coming.
One thing "Nobody's Life" has that "Time Out" definitely lacked was a love interest apart from the protagonist's trusting wife.
An epidemic threatens New York (it's always New York) and nobody takes it seriously.
I have hopes nobody dissects this film.
This satire is just really, really dead-on, and nobody is spared.
Nobody in this movie are amused.
Nobody does G&S better than Brian McDonald and the Stratford group.
The writing is brilliant, and delivered with great skill by George Clooney (after this, nobody can say he's just a pretty face) and the rest of the cast.
For some reason the scenario attempts to uphold the Stepford mystery until late in the film, even though nobody is likely to watch this sequel before having checked out the original and presumably everybody also knows about the denouement.
By the time he is torn out of his delirium by Tony's call nobody else was informed.
Nobody seems to know why she took her own life.
He can make an acute observation and wrap it around a punch line like nobody else.
I realize that's all too common for no-budget movies, but then there were some very impressive effects (well, kind-a of) which left me wondering why did the director (or screenwriter, whatever) chose to focus on how the epidemic started - it's a short, nobody's gonna care anyway.
Nobody is likeable, and you could careless what happens to anyone in this one.
I'm not a huge Freddy Krueger fan,but that doesn't mean that I don't like Robert Englund and his other Nightmare on Elm Street movies.I think that Robert is a very good actor.Nobody plays a better Freddy Krueger than he does.But,no offense Robert, this movie sucked.The acting is terrible,the plot is really weak,and Freddy Krueger is the only part of the cast that's even worth watching.Sometimes sequels can be better than the first,such as the Friday the 13th franchise(I thought the remake was the best in the series.)But
Everybody is concerned, but nobody seems to be able to figure out why and how this is happening, nor can they prevent it from happening.
Nobody in it has ever tried acting before, even the extras in the coffee shop look as if they've been glued in place.
The story goes nowhere, there is zero character development, there is nobody to care about, and the performances, with the exception of Bruce Dern as the coach, are terrible.
The kind of movie that nobody ever wants, and only that idiots rent, when they bring it back I ask them "was it any good?",
Don't even bother asking yourself why nobody can tell that Chad Lowe is so obviously male, because logic does not apply.
Nobody, of course, but director Damien Lee thought it was a good idea, anyway, and he put together a belated sequel that stands as one of the most redundant movies in horror history.
For example, Corinne Jeffries, played by Cybill Shepherd after the death of her husband was waiting for him 23 years (it's a long time!), she was true to him, she loved nobody but him, and when she met him and was just about making love to him, after a scene with her friend Philip Train (Ryan O'Neal), she very easily betrayed the man she was longing for so many years!!!
Clearly nobody would go into this expecting much more, but the fact that this is pointless gets more annoying when you consider that it's also rather dull and none of the characters are interesting.
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