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Only a warrior pure in heart can pass through the flames, free Brunhilda and release her from Odin's claim, and have her for himself.
The tensions generated between Huppert and Balibar as women calmly but calculatingly at war over a boy they both claim are compelling; however, in a true European art-house style, Ruiz doesn't give us release of this tension as the women alternately also try to behave compassionately towards each other.
This is a review of 'Freddy Mercury The Untold Story,' theatrical release, Chicago Int.
Michael Weldon's original Psychotronic Encyclopedia reports that The Perils of Pauline was originally produced for television but inexplicably ended up getting a theatrical release.
I mean of all the obscure, overlooked, low budget horror movies waiting to be re-discovered in a DVD release, why pick THE FOREST?
I love ultra low budget direct to home video or other alternative release horror.
Syriana swept the critics upon release and everything seemed to be raving about it.
I don't know how you got a DVD release but whoever did that is either a really good friend or banging their head on the wall.
tragedy that they changed the name for the US release though.. Keep the Apidistra Flying is much better than the nothing title A Merry War.
As a fan of Science-fiction movies, I have been aware of The Matrix since its release in 1999.
I can't believe this movie made it to theatrical release.
Not surprisingly the film disappeared from cinemas in Cape Town only two weeks after its release and from most of the cinemas in Durban and Gauteng.
The film failed commercially on it's initial release due to the entire world mourning after Sellers' death (the film was released less than 3 weeks after)and there is always that sorrowful thought lurking in the back of your mind when viewing it that this was Sellers last film.
Personally, I think the movie would have been better if the plot was altered a little so that the settings did not change from NY to 'Indian Springs, Nebraska' (which is in the former Soviet Union?)--you'll understand if you see the movie... Apparently, this movie was filmed in 1986 ready for a 1987 release.
After an initial release of 4 very good Eurotrash titles, REDEMPTION has managed to scrape the bottom of the barrel with THE BLOODSUCKER LEADS THE DANCE.
I've seen about 820 movies released between 1931-39, and THE INFORMER is the worst major release I've seen from that time span.
However, due to the earlier import of George Romero's Dawn of the Dead, which had gone by that name for its Italian release, it was retitled to Zombi 2. (Which also had the bonus of letting the audience think this was a sequel to the second Romero movie).
To continue THIS theme, the second Zombi film (Zombi 3) was then titled "Zombie Flesh Eaters 2" for its UK release.
The box boldly states "More Blood!" "More Sex!" "More Terror than the theatrical release!" Yikes!
They demand a huge ransom for her release.
Its not, and he in fact discovers nothing of even mild interest in this absolutely silly and self-indulgent glorified home movie, suitable for screening at (the director's) drunken family reunions but certainly not for commercial - or even non-commercial release.
Prior to this release, Neil LaBute had this to say about the 1973 original: "It's surprising how many people say it's their favorite soundtrack.
Soon after its release, he tried venturing into politics but failed miserably.
If it wasn't for Walken's performance (and perhaps a couple of players in the supportive cast like Brittany Murphy and Glenn Danzig), "The Prophecy II" surely would have disappeared into oblivion straight after its release.
I asked the video store guy for Apharan (Prakash Jha) but being a new release, wasn't available yet.
I saw this movie way back at the first theatrical release, in a justifiably empty theater.
Just in time to capitalize on the long-awaited movie version of "Dreamgirls" is the DVD release of this semi-forgotten 1976 musical melodrama that also takes the rise of the Supremes as its inspiration.
For once the near-eternity spent in the cutting room and on the shelf before its blink-and-you'll-miss-it theatrical release tells the whole story.
Let us just hope that it is not sent out on general release, or if you really want a copy, look in the bargain bin in Lidl.
It was probably fun to make and be involved in, but it definitely didn't deserve any kind of wide release.
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