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The fact that most of the actors were not professionals, made the movie more tangible and more realistic.
I would be less harsh if I knew that it was somebody's class project, with relatives and friends participating; i. e., not professionals but amateurs.
Rick Yune if given a chance IE, left the writing to professionals and concentrating his efforts on his acting, has a real potential to be ranked amongst Chow Yun Fat and those type of actors, but his skill has to improve, as well as his close hand combat choreography.
It was made by professionals.
One might be tempted to compare this movie, with its face to face dialogue and "complex" charaterizations, with DINER or THE BIG CHILL, but that would be unfair to those who are the professionals in the craft of acting.
Filmed already in these times of CGI and make up professionals, I can't understand why the filmmakers didn't make the actress look more like a man.
I gather a lot of the people in the film were not real actors (and neither were the professionals!!
On the face of it, the rewards seem obvious--money and adulation--but the desire for them itself reflects the true motivation of the actor-friends: desire for simple recognition of their talent in a system that chronically ignores and demeans them as human beings, artists, and professionals and -- at best -- underutilizes what they have to offer both film-makers and audiences.
This film tried to cash in on the success of The Pirates of the Caribbean but guys without spending some money - leave it to the professionals.
Shot in black & white and filmed in and around a New Jersey convenience store, "Clerks." is genius on celluloid despite little change of scenery, wooden acting (none of the actors are professionals), and a shoe-string budget; it's also pretty damn funny.
One of the reasons you hire professional actors for movies is they ARE professionals and have spent a great deal of time learning their skills at projecting a character and speaking lines of dialogue effectively.
At the changeover from dawn to day, in the area west of 9th Avenue, you can still see the world's oldest professionals quiting for the night.
They have become sparse enough in this area, that the professionals are almost there for the tourists and as historical re-creationists, rather than as a professionals performing a civic duty.
Now, clearer heads have prevailed, and further investigation by noted and highly trained professionals, scientists, and academics, and many concerned people, has raised serious questions as too what we were told, as to what really happened that fateful day on September 11th 2001.
The writers and producers are obvious professionals.
The Maysles' film is undeniably heroic, but its shine and polish, its squeaky clean view of the Stones as consummate professionals utterly belies the fact that road life with the skinny brits did involve a good deal of sex, drugs, and a bit of rock and roll too.
After all, it's hard NOT to enjoy a film starring Clark Gable, William Powell and Myrna Loy--they were dynamite actors and professionals.
I am not comparing this series to the old professionals as I don't think that is fair.
Professionals everywhere could learn a lot from the work of Mr. Judge.
The effects where bad and poorly done, the stunts weren't that bad, at least it looked like some professionals were on the set, hopefully the food was better too.
Well after going to see this movie with some very hardcore friends/critics, we all agree, the professionals are getting paid off!
Two professionals of different kinds.
For that reason, it can draw a diverse audience (families, professionals, college students, etc).
The movie looked like it was made by professionals!
The actors are clearly not professionals as they say their lines like they are reading them directly from cue cards--sometimes only reading them syllable by syllable!
By professionals?
Naish and Chaney, obviously short of cash but always the professionals, give this movie the class Adamson knew it would.
(Even seasoned professionals are fully capable of biting off more than they can chew, sometimes.)
Even seasoned professionals could learn something from this one.
Let's start with the dubbing...it's terrible, I know Godzilla movies are supposed to be badly dubbed but they actually used professionals.
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