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Furthermore, it's easy to like the characters and watch their
passage
through time.
Even in 1968, no one could make heads or tails of this pretentious nonsense, and the
passage
of time makes that even more clear.
The movie is very much styled after Baraka, wide angles, very similar shots with cameras set to capture long time
passage
in each shot.
Climbing out of the mine leads to an exit (on the next shot) nothing like the exit seen from the
passage
they have climbed through, et cetera.
I makes excellent use of time lapse photography to display the
passage
of time in the movement of light and shadow, people, water, clouds, etc.
To set things right, Connery ventures to the scene of the crime, where he must contend not only with the
passage
of time, but a meddling sheriff (Laurence Fishbourne).
One of the big dramatic points in the film is the relative
passage
of time at speeds near that of light.
The reality is the only similarity between the two films are that they are rights of
passage
films.
THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE was considered so distasteful in 1959 that several cuts and the
passage
of three years was required before it was released in 1962.
I can't remember the first
passage
he reads, but the second one is Genesis 9:6.
This is a common
passage
that many use to defend capital punishment.
I was unsurprised to learn afterwards that this
passage
alone in the talkie version had been hailed as an exemplar of new technique!
Documentary hits all the beats, plot points, character arcs, seductions, moments of elation and disappointments and the allure but insane prospect of selling a script or getting an agent in Hollywood;and all the fleeting, fantasy-realizing but ultimately empty rites of
passage
attendant to being socialized into "the system."
I had remembered the musical sequences, the colour and the gorgeous fashion plate poses and clothes but the plot is weaker than the earlier Anna Neagle/Michael Wilding film Spring in Park Lane and Maytime doesn't stand up so well to the
passage
of the years.
A classic series that should be at least repeated or released on DVD.Billy Toth,after realising he is adopted after the death of his parents,embarks on a journey to find his real parents.After various rites of passage,his search culminates in the discovery that his fathers identity was stolen and used by a human trafficker in Europe!If i remember correctly,the series ends on the Austrian(?]
This movie was more of a
passage
into manhood for one gay man, and how he must deal with everyone.
The penultimate collaboration between director Anthony Mann and star James Stewart (excluding the few days Mann worked on Night
Passage
before parting company with the star under less than amicable circumstances), The Far Country belies its mainstream look to offer another portrait of an embittered man dragged unwillingly to his own redemption, fighting it every step of the way.
Then, as my memory of the series receded with the
passage
of time, I watched again, and found it absolutely hilarious.
Desperately hoping to avoid the police in their rite of
passage
through an existential mobius strip of bayou, the women don hot pants and traffic-cone-orange shirts.
She finds plenty of adventure, as her father, who was forced to leave her under the landlady's care until he had the money for her passage, is devastated that she has run away and possibly been crushed by a train.
Valdez ends up killing the innocent man and desires all who fingered him to pay for the man's pregnant squaw to have
passage
home.
Not many would come up with The Passage, primarily because it's a largely forgotten film which didn't succeed critically nor commercially even when it was originally released.
This psychological
passage
is about a private eye(Mark Harmon) and the woman(Mimi Rogers) who hires him to find her missing husband(Cliff De Young).
It's fun and keeps moving, but at times it was hard to keep track of the
passage
of time in the film.
I went into The Hole expecting another badly acted slasher flick with crazy teens running around subteranean
passage
ways.
Faces of Death and Traces of Death were sort of a rite of
passage.
It talks about the
passage
in the Bible where it says that gay lovers are an "abomination".
In some cultures reaching 16 is a right of
passage.
Kay Francis and William Powell are doomed lovers in "One Way Passage," a 1932 film also starring Frank McHugh, Aline McMahan and Warren Hymer.
Michael Caine in Beyond the Poseidon Adventure; Laurence Olivier in Dracula; Roger Moore in Escape to Athena; Jason Robards in Hurricane; Peter Cushing in A Touch of the Sun; Donald Sutherland in Bear Island; James Mason and Anthony Quinn in The Passage; Robert Shaw and Lee Marvin in Avalanche Express; and Richard Harris in A Game For Vultures.
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