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The film exposes the lives of socialites, whose lifestyle is disastrously boastful, peculiar and repulsive.
Words are not exchanged but their laundry washing are and from there we are taken on a ride with other peculiar characters and situations.
This very peculiar setting of Wagner's last opera definitely grew on me.
Not only that it's a bad film, it's also a waste of money, time and talent: Lynn Redgrave was delightfully funny - let's make this peculiar -in "Gods and Monsters".
Findley also has some obvious, how shall we say, peculiar interests as we are shown various scenes suggesting sexual aberration of some kind and scenes suggesting sick violence with a sledge hammer.
In a word, peculiar.
The casting and the peculiar violations of genre logic show vestiges of a much better movie than BAMBI.
What is more, their peculiar yet classical take on timeless questions of existence and their social awareness opened up a whole new perspective in audiovisual arts.
What if the doctor who took you there was an increasingly odd Bela Lugosi and the host awaiting you was a most peculiar Boris Karloff?
The movie opens with some peculiar choreographed stuff that looks like a tribute to the moon landing at the Oscars, and proceeds before long to an absurdly jocular Douglas-Fawcett shower scene.
Similarly to my fellow citizen, I also find it rather peculiar, that out of six comments on this film, four (and from now on five) have been written by Hungarians.
Hussein's films, such as this one or "The Possession of Joel Delaney", clearly pinpoint the stamp he likes to leave: peculiar plot structures, depressed or otherwise forlorn characters, bleak and muted surroundings.
And this is the peculiar part because Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is not the worst movie I've "seen".
And it's all the more peculiar as the writer, John Meredyth Lucas, was a Trek veteran who wrote four shows including the fine episode 'The Changeling.' None of his other scripts display this odd approach to dialogue.
Number one, the crash site is extremely peculiar.
And all the while, he's befriended by a peculiar young man named Nestor (Eusebio Poncela) who lives on the 13th floor of an upscale high-rise apartment right down the road and keeps an eye on what's going on around him with a pair of binoculars.
The most peculiar thing about the movie is its substitution of boring, pedestrian new songs to take the place of Cole Porter's songs.
But 'Gangster No. 1', in which he also stars, is a peculiar hybrid of the two genres that is consistently unpleasant without offering any compensation in the way of insight or laughs.
Here yet again Walter Pigeon plays the main part of invincible detective and is joined once more by his peculiar assistant Bartholomew known as the Bee-man (hilariously played by Donald Meek).
It's hard to imagine a more peculiar choice of director for this sci-fi thriller than Stanley Donen.
From Wendy MacLeod's play about a 1963 Thanksgiving reunion between a young man and his peculiar family, including a twin sister who is obsessed with Jacqueline Kennedy.
It is an incredibly bizarre film that contains painstaking details of the lives of some of the apartment's peculiar residents.
Joe, well cast, is The Gardener, a peculiar, often shirtless, infantile fellow who comes to work in Katherine Houghton's garden, a garden so large Joe is able to hang out in it without being seen.
The actual nice things in the movie are small details like the secret eating of the walnut by the elder sister,like the scene of epilepsy attack of Deli Omer...- In the beginning of the movie,there was a scene o a cat moving around a man crying which is shot totally incidentally,is making you feel good ,happy but not...and immediately after the dead man comes alive and you feel peculiar...
Yes, Christopher Plummer's accent and antics are, to the the least of it, peculiar, but trying to see this as a historically accurate epic seems to be missing the point.
PS- the peculiar ending of the movie (suggested by the beginning) made me like it even more.
The first XTRO was a peculiar little sci-fi/horror/drama-gem.
I didn't rate this movie higher only because of what I considered flaws in pacing and continuity--as others have noted, the ages of the brothers and their physical dissimilarities seemed peculiar and it seemed to drag at times, but the actors were so good and played their roles with such intensity and skill, and the intelligence and insight of the movie was so sharp that I feel guilty for not giving it another star.
This is because the idea of people breaking into lip-sync songs is pretty peculiar and may not be for everyone!
On a cold night on the eve of WWII in Russia, a diplomat's wife (Tilda Swinton) shares tea with a most peculiar tugboat man named Benjamin Button (Brad Pitt).
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