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Sean Penn was great and he feels totally as one of the people of the real Irish mafia!; dark scenes, a great casting and realism is what this good movie have to offer.
If it would have gone for a magic realism approach from a director like Julio Madem or Kim Ki Duk, or a surreal approach from someone like David Lynch, then maybe, just maybe it could have got away with the unacceptable events taking place in this film.
Also, it's hard to feel there's realism when both the good guys and bad guys are flying the same type aircraft, just painted differently.
Neither chained by realism nor burdened by it, director Frances-Anne Solomon thoughtfully explores the issue of Black-on-Black crime within the Black community, which certainly transcends national boundaries.
This was my first real exposure to the wonderful explosion of realism in Italian cinema from the '60's.
Also, producer-director Milestone clearly insisted on an unusual degree of realism in portraying life among California's migrant farm workers.
This film is exceptionally good; the first few minutes had me hooked with the gritty realism of the places, people and scenarios presented.
Others have commented on the film's realism.
If we give up the realism on the movie, this title shines.
The details, a great level of detail on the world actually having a history which gives the setting realism.
In a sordid setting, the plot unfolds with a Contemporary feeling of British realism.
There are so many points here that could have been explored in better and/or subtle ways...Joe the billionaire deserved to be toned down for the sake of realism, for one!
Okay, let's set the stage: I hate Lifetime movies for their poor acting, cheesy scripts, lack of realism, and ridiculous soap-opera style plots and "emotions."
Magical realism requires a deft directorial hand and a great screenplay that can present you with the absurd but still make you believe it.
Years before he made Everyone Says I Love You, which was also a big 30's Hollywood homage, Purple Rose of Cairo was a nifty take on the separation between fantasy and reality (or as one of my friends calls 'magic realism') and how it relates to the depression and the escapism inherent in those fluffy romantic adventures.
Probably due to the verisimilitude of the film to the times, the grainy nature just added to the realism, the times were tough so lets not sugar coat the experiences of those who went through them.
if you want to watch an idiotic attempt at an interesting second world war story, with no thought at all towards realism then this is the film for you.
Wonderful interaction between Bruce and Alfred ("You think you know everything about me, don't you?" "I diapered your bottom, I bloody well ought to!") and a hilariously unhinged Joker mix with intense action sequences and an air of realism that wouldn't be out of place if this was a live action film.
It also conveyed a feeling of raw realism that was particularly well conveyed by Margeurite Moreau and Brian F. O'Byrne.
But things went downhill, or over a cliff, when the writers made the decision to sacrifice all realism in favor of putting their lead character in an OCD sufferer's worst nightmare every week, always thanks to some "Final Destination"-style inescapable twist of fate.
Dennis Coffey's funky, syncopated score and Mark Rasmussen's plain, no-frills cinematography further enhance the gritty realism of this moving and effective picture.
I first watched this movie when I was on my own and it made me think of my girlfriend .It is so fantasy in a modern day setting that it cannot fail to enchant .I don't know if it is charming or stark but it does have realism in an unreal state .The story is simple but nevertheless believable .You know how they feel !
It is one of my favourites and it takes me away to a fantasy place - I have not taken drugs but I imagine that this is what is would be like .It is a fantasy world of warmth and seduction , bright and shiny coupled with building site realism and everyday feelings .You truly suspend realism and that is what films are supposed to be about .If you are looking to escape for a couple of hours , watch this
However I thought it added realism to the movie.
Heck with realism...I'm more than ready for a little bit of magic in my entertainment these days!
IMHO this is the best thing this movie has going for it: it's realism.
By the time of Kiss Of The Dragon being released, many of his fans had been vociferous about how his film's were losing realism in the fight scenes.
Sadly that magic has faded, and boring realism and drama has taken the forefront in an attempt to reinvent Bond, though it may have been acceptable if the Bond was right and if the Bond spirit was still in tact.
I think that if a movie is to be made about football, realism is quite important.
What I especially liked about the series was/is the realism: I believe the scenes were shot on location, and the ship certainly looks like how the Beagle must have been (or how I imagined it).
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