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Rather, from the first minutes of the movie where we see baby Hitler looking evil with evil music playing the background, we are given a view of Hitler that presents his as a cartoony supervillian, seemingly ripped right out of a Saturday morning TV show.
Not even attempting to tell a story, "Entrails of a Virgin" simply presents a hodgepodge of UN-arousing semi-pornographic sex and truly poor gore-effects that wouldn't even please the most undemanding fan of cheesy 80's horror.
It's such a weird remake that I cant quite believe I saw it, it reminded me of something that The Comic Strip presents would have done in the eighties, a bit like their Hollywood interpretation of the Miner's Strike, very strange!
David Lynch's crude and crudely drawn take on South Park presents us with a nightmare of disturbing clichés about suburban middle class families.
For an example of a compelling, intelligent, well-researched series based on Revelation that presents a realistic and Christian world view without offending the secular reader (who after all should be whom a Christian is trying to reach) read the Christ Clone trilogy by James BeauSeigneur.
Al Gore certainly presents his case very well and it is no wonder that this movie got the praise that it got.
In the book, Hagen presents two fundamentally different approaches to developing a character as an actor: the Presentational approach, and the Representational approach.
In the scene, he presents a brave woman who is bold in her actions.
Michelle Monaghan may be pretty but she is nearly charisma free and the reasons for Downey's character's obsession with her character is not at all understandable in terms of the information the film presents or the way it's portrayed.
Greg Davis and Bryan Daly take some crazed statements by a terrorists, add some commentary by a bunch of uber-right reactionaries, ascribe the most extreme positions of the most fundamentalist Moslems on the planet to everyone who calls themselves a Moslem, and presents this as the theology of Islam.
Straightheads presents me with a bit of a dilemma.
The potential for a powerful climax presents itself, and Penn allows it to slip away.
Mary Steenburgen plays a grinchy mom who is down on Christmas because her husband has lost his job, they are losing their house, can't buy Christmas presents for the kids, etc.
Even worse, Phantasm III presents one corny, unfunny joke after another.
This movie seems to start in the middle, introduces peripheral players as if they were significant and presents main characters without any substance and paper-thin and/or impenetrable back-stories.
Working in three epochs presents many opportunities to introduce anachronisms including silly and impractical clothing and peculiar spiritual rites that involve really bad poetry.
Even by 1942 standards of movie-making the setup which HER CARDBOARD LOVER presents was dated to the extreme.
There's a fair amount of glimpsed gore, and they threw in lots of nudity, but the latter half of the movie presents a few ironic twists.
The plot not really all that inspired beyond the obvious twist it presents.
Very poorly scripted, with often inaudible dialogue and infuriatingly tiresome hand-held camera throughout, this is a film that presents the world in appealingly simplistic, Manichean terms: all adults (especially teachers, parents, priests and doctors) are insensitive and bumbling at best, and predatory monsters at worst.
Not only does the film suggest that gangsterism is a default identity for all African Americans strapped for cash or feeling a bit hassled by the Man, it presents its sistas as shallow materialists who prize money and bling above all else.
"I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket" presents the two rehearsing a dance that they don't quite have perfected yet.
The final part presents us some musical numbers and those are, believe me, something that make seeing the other rest of the movie worth.
This collection of eleven short stories in one movie is a great idea, and presents some great segments, but also some disappointing surprises.
I don't know whether Chavez is everything he presents himself as being, or yet another in the long line of populist Latin-American "caudillos".
This film in less than 90 minutes presents an incredibly interesting contrast in human nature.
The movie presents the story of star-crossed lovers (one Israeli, one Palestinian)in modern Tel Aviv.
The film is also effective for the even-handed way it presents the mutual brutalities that Israelies and Palestinians inflict on each other.
The TV production isn't perfect but it presents the Babe's story with more depth and complexity than Goodman's one-dimensional telling.
The Grinch liking Martha May, Cindy Lou(who's very annoying; her sweet innocence) who tries to get the Grinch in the Christmas spirit, the childhood of the Grinch (very funny!), and moreover the weak obvious ending with- Christmas isn't all about presents.
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