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"Saboteur," for example, is so slick and quick that it's hard to believe he made this film over 60 years ago.
The story is quick paced and leaves you constantly absorbed and at many times quite tense.
I'm sure many of you will be quick to name other film kisses which best this one, but this one is it for me!
Full of quick and sparkling dialog and some of the best physical comedy of the decade, it is head and shoulders above 99% of "Comedy" as it is presented today.
A quick glance at the premise of this film would seem to indicate just another dumb '80's inbred/backwood slash-fest; the type where sex equals death and the actors are all annoying stereotypes you actually want to die.
Mohr fans will see something different in his Ed character, and fans of Helen Slater will enjoy her shiny moments of a quick, but excellent come-back.
The film is stock full of witty, quick, jabbing, dialogue.
Great action and mostly quick paced.
Just like society, the critics wanted a very quick resolution so they could move on to their next tragic opera.
a group of teens decide to rob a bank to get some quick cash, but all goes wrong when a security gaurd gets shot and they take hostages
It runs a quick 90min or so and showcases good performances from James Earl Jones and Diahann Caroll.
The only way to get the full benefit is to watch it two or three times in quick succession so you know it and then ignore the subtitles.
Dialogue was sharp, quick and flowed nicely.
The makers should be applauded for trying to make such a basically emotional and literate film in the current climate of quick jokes and Hollywood action.
A new editing technique uses quick zooms which are accomplished through editing to speed up the pace of what before might have been a slow scene.
It was interesting actually to see what the director Edward Dmytryk said on the DVD interview, where he mentioned that the budget for the photography was significantly lower (on purpose) so that more could be spent on the actors, and the schedule went through at a very brisk, quick pace.
Neither this show nor the movie though has a Spider-man that is quick with the insult like the one in the comic.
Such a great dramatic actor with a quick sense of wit and comic timing.
However it is light entertainment, the stories have a beginning a middle and an end in quick time and their are some surprisingly good moments of acting.
The jokes are quick and unexpected.
It's much better than your over-hyped scream or last summer garbage because it's all at a fairly quick pace, with no drawn out, creeping through the house to cheesy music scenes.
I think you have to keep an open mind and not be so quick to condemn this film for its content, which if extremely rough, but does make a fairly important statement about creation, god and humanity.
While I agree that this movie lacks any real substance and should not be taken seriously, its primarily directed to fans of the series who are looking for a quick fix.
However, if you gave this film only a quick watch-over, passively I mean, it would seem one of those melodramatic and often pointless romances.
I just wanted to write a quick response to all those people who give this film a bad review because they think it isn't funny or that it's boring.
A quick paced and entertaining noir set in Vienna just after W.W.11.
Without a work permit they will put the grab on him real quick.
It also calls the illogic and formulaic elements to task, with Agent OSS 117 constantly learning difficult things insanely quick (such as Arabic and how to play a traditional instrument) while missing some pathetically obvious clues.
I think this rang true for everyone else who watched it too as the applause were low and quick at the end.
The movie cuts at awkward points and goes to scenes that are completely unrelated to the previous ones; some, like a quick sex scene in the middle, don't even make sense being put into the story seeing as how the characters don't show any feelings toward each other.
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