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A remake of the Howard Hawks produced 1951 original, Carpenter keeps the Cold-War themes of paranoia and trust as a backdrop of alien takeover and impending doom amidst madness and the isolation of the Antarctic setting.
The recently produced Moulin Rouge pales by comparison.
Sumptiously produced, with great music and sets, intriguing cast, it moves slowly, but interestingly.
I am so glad I found 'The Big Snit', which is hands down one of the greatest works of film ever produced.
Tourist Trap was not a big budget Hollywood film like Poltergeist nor was it produced by Steven Spielberg.
Although there were a few flaws (what movie doesn't have flaws?), this movie was very well written, directed, and produced.
Utopia, made in 1950 in France, was the last film Laurel and Hardy produced.
Some gags are derivative from their earlier work, but when you consider this film was their first for five years after their last Hollywood produced film, "The Bullfighters", the routines are executed confidently as you'd expect from these professionals.
Spawned by the same Monty Berman / Dennis Spooner partnership which produced The Champions and Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) - the latter retitled My Partner the Ghost for the US market - Department S remains a classic example of the action-adventure series which the UK produced in bulk during the late 1960s.
Produced by Arthur Schwartz and directed by vet Charles Vidor, this picture really put Gene Kelly on the map and cemented Rita Hayworth's reputation as cinema's premier female dance partner.
Even so, this film could have been produced in any city; it's the theme that's so important here.
They were produced for the cinema, to be shown before feature films, and so they could show anything that they wanted.
Truly a crime that only produced 6 OVA episodes and pilot movie were made.
The film is produced and realized by Germans where you can see their love for details to perfection.
David Suchet is Agatha Christie's mustached detective Hercule Poirot in "After the Funeral," produced in 2005.
It was produced at Detroit's ABC affiliate and syndicated in 90 markets nationwide.
A shame, because this lusciously produced, expertly directed and written, and crafty mystery-suspense item spins an enticing whodunnit thriller against the setting of Radio City Music Hall.
And then to see that it was produced by the Fleisher Bros. who did another very good full lengh cartoon feature of "Gullivar's Travels" (also remembered fondly).
It's a subtle movie (not over-exaggerated in any way in that typical Hollywood way, this is a BBC produced British film) yet thankfully very powerful in meaning and this is thanks to the amazing well directed scenes as well as the superb acting by Bettany.
While "Gunsmoke" and "Bonanza" were still running, they were both nearing their ends and it had been years since a new Western had really caught on; I think that this trend did a lot to hold "Nichols" back, and was the main reason that NBC executives doubted that it would ever find a large audience But to me, a good Western, unlike a show set in contemporary times, is somewhat timeless, as are other "period" shows; changing fashions and the like do nothing to make them look any more "dated" than they were supposed to be, and I think that watching this show, 10 years after it was produced, is really what brought this point home to me.
Produced with excellent sets and camera work.
Beautiful art direction, excellent editing and wonderful stories make this some of the best television ever produced.
The film was produced by actor Turhan Bey.
This film is wonderful example of the quality dramas that Channel 4 and the BBC have produced over the years.
UPA pioneered a style of animation that even influenced Disney during the mid-1950s and produced some of the best animated shorts done in the late 1940s and the 1950s.
The film is not a masterpiece by its fabulous technique or the way it's produced; what really imports is the story, and WHAT A STORY!!!
If the folks who produced "An Inconvenient Truth" were really honest, they would have titled their film "Al Gore Wants Attention."
Its easy to see that without Quentin's involvement this would have probably sat on the shelf for years, that's assuming it would have ever got produced in the first place.
There was no way mainstream Hollywood would have taken up a Christian series and produced a big-budget movie.
Low budget slasher, executive produced by Charles Band, with gore murders that fail to convince.
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