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Whenever she reads from the pages of a horror book entitled "I, Madman" she wanders off into a dreamland and witnesses lurid murders being committed by a grotesque figure in a black robe and scarf.
I am writing this as an alternate viewpoint to the praise heaped on this film over these pages.
Once again having seen and enjoyed a fine film I turn to these pages and find it inexplicable that no one has seen fit to offer an opinion.
This is like watching the rejected pages for "Blithe Spirit" or "Move Over, Darling".
There was an understated menace in the air much as in the opening pages of a story by H.P. Lovecraft.
The acting is amiturish, the directing is almost nonexistent, the script is a joke with countless pages of terrible dialogue which soon develop into a terrible plot.
I mean, I could go on like 5 pages, of reasons it sucked!! Oh, yeah, 1 last thing I gotta get off my chest........Did VH1 even try to get this to work, & give it some effort n' rock n' roll Meat Loaf aura?
In contrast to the comments Tresdodge's featured on these pages, I found Enduring Love compelling viewing.
It is as though the writer came up with what he thought was a good idea, and then after writing a few pages realised that in fact he still had writer's block.
When reading the pages, I flew smoothly through the pages, feeling shocked, anticipating, interested, while the film just left me feeling vaguely sick.
I remember the story as relayed on the pages of the Asbury Park Press and the conversations around the office.
It is as if they lost pages of the script during the production, or they wrote it while they were making it.
The film is based on portions of Anais Nin's diaries -- she wrote something like 9,000 pages, and you don't need to read more than a tenth of those to know that you are in the hands of one of the most self absorbed women who ever walked the planet.
Emma Thompson was magnificent as the loving and caring Nanny McPhee.The story,the casting,and the writing,all came together to make this a perfectly enchanting film.Every actor/actress brought something wonderful,that made them more than just two dimensional characters pulled from the pages of a book.
The DVD comes with an excellent director's commentary(albeit sans Caro, since he does not care for them), two featurettes that I will review on their individual pages here on the site, a teaser, a trailer and a photo gallery.
For all its perceived depth noted in other comments here (and in the pages of Film Comment magazine), this experimental Thai film left me unmoved and even a bit irritated.
As I look through the pages of comments, I see a fairly common recurrence.
I tried to read P&P before but couldn't finish the first a couple of pages, under a false impression coming from reading the first quarter of sense and sensibility that the heroine in P&P was also full of vanity and conceit.
Jenny Wright is engaging as an offbeat young woman--a bookworm addicted to pulpy thrillers--who is stalked by a monster right out of the pages of her latest read.
The (several) scenes of the tortured artist leafing through a book of empty pages was a laugh riot!
There is much discussion in these pages about the lack of originality in this movie, but the fact is there is little originality in the entire Friday 13 series.
The 'Silly Symphony', The Wise Little Hen feels more like one of those huge, books with thick cardboard pages you read to infants in order to help them learn basic words and morals.
If one has heard it once then we have heard it a million times, books rarely get translated into faithful or superior films unless of course the book is about 10 pages long or pure drivel.
Skimming through pages of glowing reviews for this movie made me wonder if Netflix switched disks on me.
Hal Foster sent many pages of corrections after he read the script.
I bought the novel soon after and read it until the pages fell out.
This was Nick Gomez's first film and it shows, from the "artistic", read too shaky, hand-held camera-work to the script which I imagine was two pages long, the rest of the film being improvised (I have a hard time believing anyone can write that kind of dialogue).
I think this film gets a wee bit overrated on these pages, for though it is a well made, enjoyable effort and better put together than many slashers, especially the late period ones, it is hardly some great underrated gem.
Normally, I'm wary of anything that I find in the pages of the Sunday Mail but this (DVD freebie) was a pleasant surprise indeed.
Hammett's short story "The House on Turk Street" is 23 taut pages in my 1974 paperback of his "Continental Op" stories.
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