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It opens with a brilliantly stylish wide shot and concludes with a very moving image that takes the movie into sublime territory.
He needs her to search for some clues to vindicate himself from murdering his mother, and once Eve agrees to help him, she completely opens up pandora's box and unleashes some very strange things, including Malachi.
"Landscape after a battle" opens with escaping prisoners over a snowy field full of fences - in rather funny movements accompanied by Vivaldis Four Seasons.
Told in flashback, the film opens in 1989 with Charlie being given award for his role in the defeat of Communism.
The video opens with a scene from a horror movie, in which a man proposes to his girlfriend.
The film opens in a stuffy British men's club full of gents in leather chairs smoking cigars.
A messenger delivers a small box to him which he opens to find a pair of gold earrings.
It opens with your cliche overly long ship flying through space.
It opens pathways in how an individual thinks, and afterwards will change the person forever.
He is compositionally exceptional and via his method of fixing the camera and allowing action to take place before us, he opens the door on humanity and we peer into a place that reflects our own lives, our little lives.
The first scene I remember is a framed black and white shot of the ocean, that then opens to full screen and color.
The movie opens up with her secretly dying her gray roots, and hiding the used kit in an empty tissue box.
Here like in The West Wing, Sorkin opens surprising doors that are hardly a shock but seem ton confirm our worst fears.
The Buddy Holly Story opens on a shot of a yellow neon moon on the roof of a roller rink in 1956 Lubbock, Texas.
The film opens a window to a world and culture most Americans will never become acquainted with.
This enjoyable Euro-western opens with a scene that predates a similar scene that Sergio Leone wanted to shoot for "Once Upon A Time in the West" but couldn't persuade Clint Eastwood to appear in.
It opens with a stirring patriotic speech lauding the virtues of England's green and pleasant land, then cuts to a shot of Eddie and Bill walking up a street, arguing furiously.
The film opens with images of planes landing at an airport, one plane after another diving into a mirage-filled runway.
In fact it is the Buddhist Burmese culture who has left the doors wide opens to their dictators.
Stanwyck looks quite "plain-jane" in this one, and opens with her getting chewed out by the dance hall manager.
The film opens up in Switzerland as Holmes is in disguise as an "old bookseller."
As Salinger's "A Perfect Day for Bananafish" ends with the suicide of a prodigy, this movie opens with the death of the star high school swimmer legend, Matt, who shoots himself in the head with a revolver after in the opening scene.
The story promisingly opens with a small group of prisoners, survivors of a shipwreck, washing ashore a tropical island.
It's obvious from the outset that this is going to be an entirely bizarre film as the film opens up with a scene set on the moon.
One of the most sublime of American masterpieces, Morrissey opens the film by sexualizing Dallesandro, with his open mouth snoring on a pillow.
After that introduction, when Dallesandro opens his mouth, his accent is jarring -- we expect him to be some kind of soft-spoken androgyne; instead, he's got the voice of a street thug -- Morrissey isn't comfortable letting our assumptions go unchecked.
Mickey Rooney takes top billing as Mi Taylor, a misguided ex-jockey with devious intentions, whose relationship with young Velvet reawakens his sense of dignity and opens a new, optimistic chapter in his life.
A group of young people are heading somewhere, one pair in the car ahead, & that car has a flat, and our film opens with the young man, Woody, pushing the tire along looking for a service station.
It opens with Rene Zeleweger discussing her mother's death with the District Attorney; sparing us the cheap cinematic shots of a "shocking" illness and death.
I could tell from the first scene that this was not a movie I was going to like (the film opens with a montage of the two leads driving around a city and apparently happening serendipitously on a series of photo setups populated with gyrating models), but I kept hoping things would improve.
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