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I only half-heartedly hoped that this straight to DVD sequel might have some redeeming quality that most of its ilk do not.
His films there, vary in quality, but the best of them is this doomed romance with Kay Francis, One Way Passage.
It has a style and quality of its own which makes it enjoyable to watch and provokes thought.
The picture is fuzzy and scuzzy, revealing a crummy and scummy 16mm print source, and the sound quality is very poor.
The soundtrack on most broadcast copies is rather poor,but the quality of the music score is beyond question.The composer ,william Walton was commissioned at the time but his music was not thought particularly noteworthy .It was not until the 1960's his music was accredited rightly in my view as a work of sheer brilliance.
I wonder if there are instances in which you can judge the political health of a nation from the quality of its films.
When Czechoslovakia was loosening up ten years later, a number of quality movies were produced before the Soviet crackdown, and now that China is, if not being internally liberated, at least sliding sideways into the global village, we're beginning to see some admirably done Chinese films.
For years i have come home from school and watched this quality Australian soap.
Even the 1950s shtick biblical epics (Samson with Victor Mature, Solomon with Yul Brunner) failed to observe the exact biblical accounts too, but that didn't give the producers the permission to come up with tacky, poor quality movies as a result.
The camera-work is poor quality.
The actors are accomplished and therefore deliver a passable performance, but are severely limited by the quality of the whole product.
Every aspect of it, from the narrative conception to the sense of movement to the editing and (not least) the cinematography, strikes a stunning balance between dazzling clarity and a vague dreamy quality.
And this is a quality great actors share: always showing something new, something we haven't seen before.
The action is quality, especially the ending and the stunts are brilliant and they look so dangerous and crazy.
By the third season, the producers and everyone else involved (sans the actresses) figured that because the ratings had not slipped, then the success of the show had nothing to do with quality, because the third season's episodes were mostly not very good, sometimes pretty bad.
Tired cameos by quality actors added to the misery.
The picture quality is worse than a fifty year old second-hand camera.
Quality over quantity is always a great policy.
Yes, they are slow in their sequences, not as fast and simple as several Hollywood films, but the quality is there, the style is another thing and it is just a matter to get used to them.
If you did, you'd know the quality was really bad by that point.
The film also manages to convey a significant existential quality to the main characters that is very nuanced and requires contemplation.
Anyhow, my viewing pleasure with this film (if there was any to be had in the first place) was seriously hampered by the atrocious video/audio quality of the print I watched (which seems to come off of a TV recording), replete with missing frames (shortening its running time by about 6 minutes!) and practically looking as if it was shot in the 1900s or something!
The filming quality even is mediocre because it looks like it was shot in the 1980s.
The sound is great, and the picture quality is perfect, even surpassing the laserdisc release.
My only complaint is that the music videos are compressed really badly, giving them an M-PEG look, and compared to how the actual episodes look in this set, that low quality is unacceptable.
It was difficult not to give it a bomb, but for historical value and the actual quality of the film's print, it wasn't impossible to watch.
Not only did I find the DVD for just a buck, but the picture quality was excellent.
Disney sure does spend alot of money on so called quality childrens programming.
The animation is fluid and lovingly rendered... the sort of quality that made "Akira" so popular.
Instead you get a poorly lit video shoot, a handful of actors who I felt sorry for (they're taking this very seriously and some have promise) slightly above student film quality production values, and a creature that is nothing more than a rubber hand puppet.
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