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Flawless film-making, and as assured and as professional as any of the aforementioned movies.
I also enjoyed Robertson Dean in the role of the father... he is a true professional, and managed to pull off even the most intimate scenes with a rare grace.
The exquisite cinematography, minimalist dialog, somewhat demented story which arguably hints at possible bestiality in about three scenes are what ultimately lead professional critics to pan the film as pretentious and overlong rubbish.
The not so pleasant accommodations for the band, the management of the venue jumping up and down telling you what to play, the sheer ecstasy of the applause.............. Far from being farcical it is, in fact, very accurate in the way it depicts musicians, professional and otherwise, who have travelled a great distance to perform a season of gigs at a venue.
Of course, really experienced reviewers who like stuff like Star Wars and professional crap will definitely drag this movie and say really bad comments about it.
The professional aspect of the movie is astonishing considering it's relatively low budget.
I am a professional musician who was inspired nearly 20 years ago to begin playing guitar after hearing Jimmy Page on Led Zeppelin II.
With all the professional talent that went into these old movies, it's hard to miss, really.
Only a couple of stupid bits,like the Rasta hit-man scene (This guy's a professional?)
Are you objective enough to NOT dislike a film solely due to its lack of stars or professional look?
There's no "Bend it like Beckham" backdrops and stereotypes, and only slight salutes to the music and dancing of Bollywood (however, the soundtrack is well worth procuring), but rather, the feel that you are seeing the real India permeates the film through the use of dozens of local residents in each scene to augment the performance of the five professional actors.
It was so nice to see a film where the story line centered on young professional African-Americans.
The lack of money shows, (Does anyone care too much?) the acting is adequate rather than professional, (Does that make it more realistic?)
I liked the fact that the movie was honest about how a professional can be dishonest in order to avoid commitment in a relationship.
The acting, by non-professionals as well as professional actors, is excellent and the casting is magnificent.
It's a charming "clash of cultures" comedy that takes place on the national, sports, romantic, and professional levels.
For a professional production it very much has the feel of a university media project you have to feel sorry for the sorry for anyone who had to put their names to this.
When Davis becomes convinced that guileful Isabelle is a victim of physical abuse administered by her husband, he desperately attempts to free her from what he feels is a marital trap in order that he may wed her himself, coming to believe that the only clear solution to his plight will be found in a rudimentary essay at hiring a professional assassin who will dispose of the allegedly violent Stewart.
it's extremely easy to tell that it's fake (honestly professional wrestling looks more realistic than the crap they try to get by with in this movie.
The movie also states that the Sheedy character has retired from professional photography for ten years now.
doesn't even really look professional.
What it morphs into is a depressing, narcissistic, and unfunny romp through the history of the film director's love life and professional life.
I haven't read the novel, but Pollack's film opens with a scene at a CIA-front organization in New York, which is broken into by two professional assassins, headed by Max von Sydow, who proceed to brutally slaughter the half dozen quirky staff members we've come to know and understand.
Most characters appear to live aimless, unstructured lives, held together by their professional commitments.
Stanwyck, always impeccably professional, does the best she could with the material but it's threadbare.
You have Jennifer Beals on the one hand who is polished, professional and totally believable, and on the other hand, Ri'chard, who is woefully miscast and just jarring in this particular piece.
It's like watching a professional wrestling match or a day time soap opera or a Jerry Springer show: you immediately can follow the skimpy plot, identify the cardboard characters, and watch in satisfaction while all the cliches are being fulfilled.
The production values make _Blair Witch_ look professional.
I also resent the way he uses profanity as a part of the normal prose of professional Blacks.
Colin Firth, a reliable and professional actor, was on hand for the filming and when asked to be earnest, he was earnest, and when asked to be anguished, he was anguished.
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