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Not because it was a Hong Kong film, but because I was looking for a change from the films being produced here in the US.
In my humble opinion, I believe the film could easily compete against the action thrillers being produced here, except for the traditional idiocyncracies of Hong Kong film.
For those who grew up in the eighties, it is an artful piece of nostalgia and a sweet story well acted and produced.
It was well written, directed and produced and my mom and I loved it from start to finish!.
This mini-series is one of the very best on Oppenheimer, or the Manhattan Project, or virtually anything produced by the BBC.
Writer Daniel Mainwaring and Crane Wilbur produced a swift-paced and straightforward story that divides into parts.
Produced by Universal Studios it has many former sets at its disposable like the laboratory set from The Bride of Frankenstein and the Opera House from The Phantom of the Opera just to name a few.
Wrong turn (the recent Stan Winston produced movie) owes a great deal to Just Before Dawn.
Given the tumult of the time in which he painted and his own conflicted nature, it is amazing that he produced so much work, in so many styles and with such skill.
There's a "Third Man" look to the shadowy B&W photography of STOLEN IDENTITY, a thriller produced by Turhan Bey, ex-star of Universal pictures during the '40s.
The action scenes are some of the best ever produced in accuracy of content.
Other viewer comments on the IMDb support my reaction and you will find almost everyone lucky enough to see (and tape) THE SILVER CORD will agree it is an unforgettable and pungent script in a superbly produced film.
Fantastically written, acted, and produced!
What is there to say about an anti-establishment film that was produced in a time of such colourless void, social indifference and authoritarian contentment.
This was the second Cinemascope spectacle that Fox produced after the Robe.
The film is produced with all first class elements, beautiful photography, stirring soundtrack (Alfred Newman and Bernard Herrmann - see if you can tell which composer scored specific scenes).
I find this movie in general to be strong on plot which is rare for these large spectacles produced at the time.
This film is a welcomed change/alternative from the canned Hollywood mainstream garbage being produced today, even with their big name actors, big explosions, special effects and huge budgets.
By the way Penelope produced a little known Albert Brooks movie called "Real Life" which I also own.
Even the Maria Montez/Jon Hall technicolored baubles of the '40s are eclipsed by "Princess of the Nile," Fox's entry in Hollywood's mid-'50s obsession with things Egyptian (see "Land of the Pharoahs," "Valley of the Kings," etc.) Pure, unadulterated, mindless hokum, lavishly produced (low-budgeted, actually, but using sets and costumes left over from "The Robe," this Technicolored spectacle looks like it cost millions).
an excellent, thoughtfully produced historical drama--well played, artfully written, shot in ways that convey accurate visual images of the congo, and with more than a few moving moments, especially for those who care about the history of Africa and imperialism.
It was produced and directed by the critic Richard Schickel, author of more than 20 books on this theme.
I can never figure if this is the Artiest Soap Opera ever produced, or the Soapiest Art Movie.
The result gains both the drama of the stage with the impact of well produced film.
Before Nykvist, von Sydow, Ulman etc. the master produced some of the richest, warm and touching movies I have ever seen.
And since horror films were very popular in those years, by enhancing the horror elements of the plots the murder mystery films experienced a popularity almost equal to what it enjoyed in the previous decade (in which the first movies of the genre were produced).
"Family Guy" is probably the most ballsy sitcom ever produced.
This is a very beautiful piece of film produced by Thomas Edison.
Nice concept well executed, and tightly produced.
If I correctly understood Ms. Hu's comments at the 2000 Sundance festival, this film was produced as an American film with co-funding by the Chinese government, and shot in China.
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