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Duvall presents an undeniable and powerful image not only of a man torn, but of a man simultaneously driven and assured.
The earlier film by Julio Médem (Lovers of the Arctic Circle) is a prelude to the kind of cinematography that this Spanish film director/writer presents here.
"Romero" is about injustice in the world but presents this theme without "preaching."
Destroying the monster presents the problem of releasing devasting levels of radiation contaminating the entire country.
It is nice to see the beginning of the career for Crowe but the whole movie doesn't presents anything new.
June Haver presents a beautiful life like representation of an idylic world where success occurs while life is the lie and 3rd grade words are not kept from promotion ie white lies go far.
Gould's shaggy character rants and raves too, but his Harry Bailey presents a different problem: he cheats, he lies, he cuts corners, he heartily embraces his own set of values and yet is happily corrupt!
While the film sometimes relies on stereotypes (particularly with some of the minor characters), it also presents rich, fleshed- out characters that are clearly individuals with their own histories and experiences that they and those around them have to contend with.
Where other people would have gone for fake sentimentality and/or gruesome imagery; Lynch just presents the story how it is.
Then too, the final line presents a poignant slice of ironic insight.There's the inevitable comparison here with the thematically similar Double Idemnity, but then Novak is no Stanwyck and MacMurray is a ten dissipated years older.
Education is the key, and this film presents a very candid, emotional and valid viewpoint that addresses both sides of this hot-topic issue.
So back in Kingston Falls, the misguided inventor presents it to his son, Billy (Zach Galligan) telling him the warning that the Chinese boy imparted to him.
Relatively unknown due to poor distribution and New York Film Festival skullduggery, this breathtaking film presents a unique epic vision with quasi-dramatic elements and cinematographic wizardry.
This movie presents the details of the Incident at Roswell very accurately in accordance with the books published on the event.
And yet in this eighth sequel, Rick Bota; also known as the dude who doesn't allow the Hellraiser franchise to die peacefully; presents Hellraiser now as a popular internet game that has nerdy followers and organizes secret parties in isolated mansions.
Capturing the sexual revolution of the late sixties, this comedy presents two married couples, free-thinking and ready (or so they think) for an open marriage Bob (Robert Culp) and Carol (Natalie Wood) and their best friends, a more traditional couple, Ted (Elliot Gould) and Alice (Dyan Cannon).
It presents the drama of a guy who didn't have the guts to do the things his heart told him at some particular times in life, and how could he do it?
In doing so, Burns shows his brilliance for a balanced dissection, for he presents differing viewpoints in the course of the flick.
The final product that director Richard Harrah presents us with is nothing short of boring film-making, extremely grating 'come on' moments, erroneous use of wolves, and a very empty script.
Trees Lounge however presents mme with one of the rare movies that I wish were longer.
The main value that this movie presents lays mainly in the presentation of the postnuclear world.
In classic fashion this movie presents situations that are so humorous because of their ridiculous nature.
The acting makes those Mexican movies from the early 60's (remember 'K.Gordon Murray presents') appear to be Citizen Kane.
Toby Stephens is a perfect cretin as the renegade William Dodd; he presents a worthy addition to the nasty stable of Sharpe villains.
For a propaganda film, "God Is My Co-Pilot" presents one aspect of the conflict in the Far East.
This movie presents an interesting view on how things may have unfolded.
Lynch is on familiar ground here, echoing what he began on "Lost Highway" and added to with "Mulholland Drive": the interchangeable/mirror-identity trick, in-narrative self-references, the Mobius-strip construction of narrative loops, a re-imagining of time itself (the film presents itself as unfolding memory).
The first time I saw the movie was in the theater at which time I laughed at the "obvious" laugh-parts, but it was not until I had seen it another two or three times before I picked up on the absolutely hysterical dialogue, terriffic comedy styles of the various supporting characters, and the sheer brilliance and irony the script presents.
In many ways this movie presents the ugly side of discrimination in that country.
Idea: this movie presents the story of a soon to be married couple during the days of the revolution and, also the story of a journalist who 15 years later comes in search of their baby....born in those dreadful days.
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