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Sandra Bullock struggled along valiantly with a character who was supposed to be zany, but whose wackiness consisted of things like madly kissing a husband she hated, abandoning her child, going on carnival rides, offering to strip for money, and bumming a ride with a fellow airline passenger.
It was awash with the usual Hallmark "romantic" strings background music and pretend bumpkins offering plot exposition, and what could have been dynamite turned out to be awful.
Here, in this early '80s Italian offering the same plot is regurgitated once more, with the twist being that this one is set on a continental train.
Following up the 1970s classic horror film Carrie with this offering, is like Ford following the Mustang with the Edsel.
Where do we start with an offering like this?
One of his lesser known films, many horror fans have yet to catch this Dario Argento offering, which is unfortunate.
Only a small handful though even come close to offering info as important as this one.
In this offering, one only has to view the current Westminster Kennel Club's annual offering to see the parallels.
In my opinion, that is both true and false, but most of all, it's a bad starting point for offering critique.
"Tesis", "Open your eyes" and "The Others" were proof of Amenabar's talent and skill as a filmmaker, but (in my humble opinion) were also flawed films in their attempt to outsmart the audience, always offering one turn of the screw too many, favoring cheap thrills, twists and turns over depth and resonance.
The film moves well, offering both excitement and drama.
As far as I know I've seen most of Lucio Fulci's films, with the exception of some later ones that are popping up on DVD now, and I would have to say this was his best "pre-zombie" offering.
Another fantastic offering from the Monkey Island team and though it was a long time coming and had to survive the departure of Ron Gilbert it's another worthy installment.
Nazarin wanders the country roads of the turn of the 20th-century Mexico, offering help to poor and begging for food.
And much better than the other gay movie offering that year - The Fluffer.
This film came as a gift - a late-night offering out of the blue - so unlike other reviewers I had no preconceptions whatsoever.
When discussing Mike Bassett with some work colleagues I mentioned Bostock's Cup as being a far superior offering and was surprised to find that I seem to be the only person in my entire office that has actually seen it.
Watkins films everything in a documentary style, which causes for more than a little awkwardness or required strong suspension of disbelief: how is it that the camera crew is with the group of starving and parched prisoners over 2 days without either offering help or sharing in their misery?
"Journey to the Far Side of the Sun" (aka "Doppelganger") is an entertaining, Twilight Zone-style sci-fi offering from Gerry and Sylvia Anderson (the team behind Space: 1999, UFO, Thunderbirds, Fireball XL-5 and others).
The story is stunningly realized, like a Picasso painting, offering multi-perspectives on the same event and demanding the viewer's participation throughout.
Overall, it's a very well done offering and well worth seeing.
The scripts are fantastic, with each episode offering so much entertainment, drama, humour and sheer watchability.
You can tell that this is the first offering by the Director (who also wrote it), but you can also see the potential this guy has.
But it is the smaller scale details that lend this film its depth and richness, offering a glimpse into the lifestyles of Egypt's poor as well as its elite.
Grabbed my attention on Netflix Instant Play because it was only an hour and a half long (it's nearing 4 am here), and because it's Norwegian, which I wanted to follow up with Dead Snow and see what else the country is offering in international cinema right now.
However, overall, the movie redeems itself by the end, offering the audience a measured look into the complexity of the United States' use of rendition and the possible complications and consequences that may occur through its use.
It portrays 145th century Paris in grand Hollywood fashion, yet offering a bleaker side to existence there as it would be experienced by the poor.
One of the more obscure of Anthony Mann's Westerns, The Last Frontier was also his only cavalry Western (aside from one brief episode in Winchester '73), though naturally he focuses on the outsiders and internal conflicts rather than offering a Fordian celebration of comradeship and shared ideals.
In this offering, he plays talented doctor Bock, medical director of one of the finest hospitals in the country.
This and the second installment are amazing time capsules offering those who care a rare glimpse into the lives of these crazy people.
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