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The black and white photography is perfectly appropriate and the story hooks the viewer right from the beginning.
The inner conflict of such a character is almost impossible to portray - but with the help of excellent acting and photography, this film manages.
You also have the Russian mafia, Italian Mafia, and Chineese Mafia here thrown into the mix,, the film is shot in Boston,, where you have some great shots , and locals,, great photography and music in this film, this movie is just the epitome of a crime comedy,, it has everything that one could ever want.
Tiempo de Valientes fits snugly into the buddy action movie genre, but transcends its roots thanks to excellent casting, tremendous rapport between its leads, and outstanding photography.
Certainly of the calibre of "Beautiful Mind" Great acting, photography, script and drama.
Everything is so well done: acting, directing, visuals, settings, photography, casting.
She wants to legitimate photography but is hired to work for the tabloids as a paparazzi.
It also received an Oscar for best photography, and deservedly so.
The black and white photography added to a bleak, realistic feel that other western series seldom managed to capture.
Brosnan does a good job as the native American with a hidden past and the photography is stunning.
A photography which looks very costly (and probably was not) completes the look .
In this sense the incoming tide doesn't quite have the effect one might have wished, though the movie remains tense and highly entertaining thanks to excellent acting, fine location photography, nearly all of it outdoors, and excellent direction by the woefully underrated Mr. Sturges.
I was impressed by the beautiful photography in this film, which was shot on location in Alaska.
Very good photography of 1969/70 Bolton, which seems now to be a different world.
The technical side of the film--production design, sound design, music scoring, photography, etc.--is groundbreaking on any number of levels.
Set among the docks and dives of New York City, with crisp black and white photography by the great Joe MacDonald,and some very good art direction.
The photography propels the story without intrusion, as it should be in this type of film.
The photography by Sol Polito is arguably his finest achievement - gorgeous compositions and lighting with delicate shadowing.
The prominent directors duo Sergio Corbucci ("The Great Silence", "Django") and Antonio Margheriti ("Cannibal Apocalypse", "Killer Fish") are successful in all areas, including a powerful plot (one that is genuinely nightmare inducing), ultra-sinister scenery and filming locations, stylish black and white photography, spine-chilling music and a brilliant gathering of talented performers.
Other than that, the movie shows the virtues of most of the others in the series: good acting, sometimes lyrical photography, the creation of a vivid, believable, and uniquely recognizable landscape (the absence of which is obvious in the occasional episode where the director just misses it), and a technical quality that of its nature disguises itself: the imaginatively varied use of limited sets so their limitations seem not to exist.
Edward Furlong plays Pecker, a kid who is obsessed with photography.
Gojoe is extremely creative in terms of color, photography, and editing.
Its photography is unbelievable, editing it must have been an interesting challenge and Patrick Stewart's voice over is PERFECT.
It's black and white photography keeps it from being dated.
It came and went with little fanfare, but I enjoyed it for the beauty of the landscape photography and the fascinating wildlife footage.
the photography was beautiful but i had difficulty understanding what was happening... was there a lot of symbolism?... the 2 goldfishes - do they mean something in Thai culture?
I like humour (Balkan humour), photography is an art itself, each scene is artistic to the limit.
This film has some of the most breathtaking photography I have ever seen in a film and took me places from deserts to oceans to rain forests and displayed things I have never seen in a film, TV or book! "Earth" is a film that every student should see before they become jaded.
This is also a film to see on a theater screen or a very big television since the photography is so powerful and exotic.
The photography of this bid-budget production is surprisingly bad.
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