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It's quite clear that professional actors were used alongside non-actors, and this adds a certain poignant interest to the proceedings.
The feature lacks any semblance of professional polish but manages to convey the backward, clannish atmosphere of a rural Georgia town where flash storms and downed power lines gradually unleash a terrible, crawling menace.
The actors move like actors and not professional cops, the streewise attitudes are sooo bad and the fighting is worse than my grandmas.
Also, what was Sydney's great professional gambling technique?
I'm not sure Babe gave it his actual windup, but it looked good and professional.
Professional communications equipment would have been used like Motorola, Yaesu, Icom, etc.
Police inspector Alexander Stacev is bound to go nuts as all three sisters turn out professional liars and dedicated to get him in bed.
This was the first movie that I had watched from this genre, so I'm not knowledgeable enough to give a full, professional review as I am not a movie critic, producer, or director.
He is no doubt a professional in this movie.
If Minghella wants to commit professional suicide, this is the way to do it.
It's important to realize that this is not an objective view but rather a very professional production burdened with a bias in favor of Islam.
So, despite excellent portrayals by talented, professional young actors I would advise against exposing children, even horror/thriller jaded kids of today, to this dark, creepy story.
Tip to Duffy: Tarantino excelled in ripping-off dozens of films by twisting them into new, more exciting cinema - you, on the other hand, have ripped-off Tarantino, "The Professional" and "Things to do in Denver When You're Dead"...and very, very, very badly.
Acting, situations and people are so real that every character seems to be played by men and women in their lives, rather than by professional actors.
A better camera and an actual professional sound crew would have made this video something worthy of the video rental vending machine I got it from.
Although, Tanner is the main obstacle, Valdez is also challenged by Tanner's formidable collection of professional gunmen assembled by his experienced right-hand man, El Segundo (Barton Heyman).
I must mention to all you researchers, archivists, and investigators that have interest in The Florida Skunk Ape which is said to actually roam the woods of Collier County never fear you should hire a professional that being Ace Ventura: Pet Detective!
OK: I guess the history of film's "dark ages" literally is so little remembered that Mos Def's subtle homage in 16 BLOCKS just flies over the heads of the mostly deaf (to history) critics, both professional and amateur.
Not exactly the professional AMA image.
I do not allow the collagen-laced plastic ladies in my home, thinking it would be better to invite professional women of the evening to my home to play with the girls than the molded mini-ho variety.
These are meant to be professional soldiers and if this is something to judge the whole of the U.S. army on its no wonder we're getting no-where in Iraq!
Essential here, is to attract expatriate Afghans with skills and professional achievements to help in rebuilding the country by establishing small firms that will suck up the unemployed.
In the United States, by one count, two-thirds of professional journalists are men, and men account for almost 90% of bylines in economics and business reporting in traditional media.
I cannot fathom why serious journalists commit such egregious breaches of basic professional norms of fairness and impartiality.
PRINCETON – Last month, AlphaGo, a computer program specially designed to play the game Go, caused shockwaves among aficionados when it defeated Lee Sidol, one of the world’s top-ranked professional players, winning a five-game tournament by a score of 4-1.
And “de-medicalized” conditions – with few if any professional health workers to ensure an appropriate public-health response to an epidemic (such as isolation of infected individuals, tracing of contacts, surveillance, and so forth) – make initial outbreaks more severe.
However, as talent shortages loom, the need to retain employees could tip the balance back toward greater investment in professional development.
But it seems unlikely that such arrangements would be possible in financial services and the major professional services (including doctors, architects, and lawyers), which are important for Britain’s competitors in Europe.
We live in a world where everything is being rated, whether you are a professional judge or an individual trying to make sense of modern life.
Observing this, Timothy Garton Ash wrote: “It is a perverted moral code that will allow a million innocent civilians of another race to be made destitute because you are not prepared to risk the life of a single professional soldier of your own.”
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