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The stars and the planets must've all been in just the proper alignment, the day that THRILLER was conceived.
I won't go through another long plot description - suffice to say that seeing it for the first time in its proper widescreen format left me agape at the vistas and the scope of the film.
'Don't Look In the Basement' is so easy to knock but the truth is simply that Brownrigg is one of Horrors real underground stars and IMHO is vastly overdue some proper recognition.
A proper viewing for Christmas or Lent.
D'Angelo is lovely as the prim and proper rich girl who eventually rebels against her upbringing and joins the hippies.
From my point of view, instead of trying to put as much as stuff from the book, they could have tried to do the important scenes more proper.
I will admit I possibly missed tiny moments when I wasn't paying proper attention, but I got enough of the story to agree that it is a great family film, from director Lionel Jefferies, who played Grandpa Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
The film is also full of brilliant new characters - and instead of just interview after interview, we get a proper comedy film that never gets repetitive or boring.
Brion Jones was born to play the part of the maniac lumberjack,axe swinging madman Steve Dixon.Having seen him before in Tango&Cash I can state this actor never got the proper credit he deserved.
I appreciate the need to hire unknowns for these kind of 'horror' movies, but they should at least hire some proper actors.
But, Shawn and his comrades are concerned about Maddy's admittance towards committing the murder and contemplate turning her into the proper authorities.
Only the photography correctly captured the proper mood and spirit.
The scenes are unbalanced, without proper start and and, with a disordered content and full of emptiness.
This is not really a proper review since I did not see most of the film.
In short, another Hollywierd version of an historical episode that deserves proper treatment.
No tripod and no proper microphone either, there sound quality is terrible.
Even 'Manos' fares better than this, at least they had proper equipment.
The CGI for the dragon was well done, but lacked proper modelling for light and shadow.
...then they will have a proper place to file this crap.
By making a proper film perhaps, one with some ideas and a decent structure, or maybe one that isn't completely dominated by his annoying voice.
OK, I understand, soldiers become a bit out of their mind out there, but it's hard to believe that a person would risk his life, carjack into the middle of a hostile city, and after being shouted at by a professor's wife run away, without having asked a question (in a proper way).
This book cannot be done justice in movie form without proper narration and explanation of the political system oppressing the characters, and the fact that those are missing is the greatest shortcoming of this film.
Mr. Sheets forgot a story, a plot, proper dialog, the fact that people need some BASIC acting talents and the credited lighting designer obviously forgot to show up.
Heck, even seen in its proper context, it's pretty bad!! Mostly, this is due to a silly plot and very self-indulgent direction by the famed Italian director, Michelangelo Antonioni.
Guy Richie's third proper film (not counting the God-awful "Swept Away" is a complex action thriller concerned with gambling, gangsters and chess.
It is interesting to see a reversal of the typical cowboys and indian roles, but here it just seems like a nod to political correctness rather than a proper storyline decision.
Also, they made a lot of mistakes on how proper archiological digs are done.
Just looking at the sets, staging and editing it is easy to tell this project lacked a proper budget.
Which explains why there's no money left for decent effects, a decent video camera or proper actors.
I'll probably get a lot of flack for hating this movie- guess I didn't approach it with the proper dewy-eyed nostalgia of the generation before me.
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