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Relatively new cinematic team of director Ariel Vromen and writer Joshua Leibner pounce onto the scene with a surprisingly fine little film that has basically gone unnoticed.
London to Brighton is a superb slice of British crime pulp; a no nonsense, down and dirty tale of two relatively weak individuals, given the parameters of the genre, desperate to get away from the lifestyle they've grim-and-bared up until this point.
Jason being relatively new to the industry, i felt his efforts to achieve such goals need be commended.
Along with having a relatively original story (but keeping it strongly to the original) it has a strong acting cast who portray each character well.
This film has terrific atmosphere, due to the relatively elaborate sets, considering the "B" film status.
The planet contains a population of relatively disillusioned human beings who, when not complaining or uni-bike racing, raise armies to try and control the planet.
The show is funnier for me today than when it first aired, mainly because I now understand that the main target were not children but people of more age, something that is relatively unknown.
Part of this might have been because she was relatively new to America or perhaps she needed better direction.
the acting was relatively believable, the story was pretty good, it had a plot twist you didn't really see coming. it was a classic.
Like Tom Cruise in "Rain Man", she goes through all the changes while the main character (Sean Penn here in another awesome display) has to remain relatively static throughout the proceedings.
I first attempted to watch the film mid-way through last year, but, being terribly ill at the time, and having to wake up relatively early the following morning, I barely got half-way through the Tramp's antics before I had to turn off the DVD and go to sleep.
Still relatively unfamiliar to western audiences, Ikarie XB 1 is an example of east European science fiction cinema on a fairly ambitious scale deserving of wider appreciation.
Thankfully, this movie was rather short, and relatively painless.
It doesn't measure up to "Schindler's List" or "Uprising" but it's still a relatively good piece of work.
It astounds me how many people are impressed with this unbalanced, relatively lacklustre film.
The only relatively interesting part was seeing Scott Valentine strip nude in the first segment.
When you watch the original claymation films it's always amazing how much visual impact and story they pack into a relatively short amount of time.
Here we have two unrelated stories with relatively boring characters, neither of which is allowed to fully develop.
The humour is actually relatively simple (a tiny man with giant props! the PM has a gay aide with a crush on him! a hypnotist manipulates his friends and neighbours!), but is executed with such subtlety and wickedness that it never gets old.
Unlike recent American attempts at updating TV shows such as Mission Impossible, The Avengers, Wild Wild West, Mod Squad and the upcoming Charlie's Angels, Bayside Shakedown has not altered or revised it's look (granted Bayside Shakedown is a relatively recent TV show as opposed to the examples said above).
This movie will bore you to tears if you try to watch the whole thing (even though it's relatively short...it's THAT bad).
The Spanish-American war is a relatively little known episode.
Here he seems content to be an ensemble player, supporting Robinson and playing a relatively quiet, Gary Cooper sort of role, and therefore he comes off more of a genuine star than usual.
Most recessions in the United States have been relatively short and shallow, with durations of less than a year between the beginning of the downturn and the date when the recovery begins.
Aside from the relatively small middle class and the even smaller business and intellectual elite, most Russians neither take risks to become entrepreneurs nor favor economic and political liberalization.
Impasse keeps the two countries at a distance, one side-effect being the relatively low Japanese investment in postcommunist Russia.
Naturally, all existing societies fall somewhere between these two extremes, with relatively egalitarian countries like Denmark at around 0.25, and less egalitarian countries like the US and Turkey closer to 0.4.
Frankly, a relatively small infrastructure bank seems as good a place as any to start.
The relatively few major positive growth surprises in the past 50 years have almost all been in Asian countries that focused initially on exporting cheap manufactured goods and then found ways to improve quality and offer more sophisticated products.
Moreover, while global imbalances were immediately reduced in the course of the initial crisis, with the US adjusting its deficit relatively rapidly, they are now re-emerging.
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