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The first thing: it's a certain masterpiece, even of that kind of art which remains through a long long time; the second: it's one of those rare "dark" movies in which darkness is poetic, even romantic, attractive and much more sad than depressing, like the art of Pieter Brueghel or Caspar David Friedrich.
But 16 people of them were eventually rescued thanks to their strong will to survive and because they fed on the mortal remains of their unfortunate fellow-passengers.
Crispin Glover is predictably magnificent as Howdy: as always, he remains perfectly in character.
As tired as the formula is, it remains a Cukor film and for what I gather one of Almodovar's favorite movies.
This still remains as one of the highest rated daytime cartoon shows, and one of the most honored, winning several Emmy Awards.
This film also took care of one of those classic rumors about horror the black guy does not alway's have to die in the end.Even though this movie was great there is one thing that remains undiscovered to me what really happened to the old couple at the end was it on purpose or not that little side story thing alway's had me puzzled.
The only footage of Zeppelin I've seen prior to this DVD is 'The Song Remains the Same' movie from 1976.
The Best Years of Their Lives remains the finest cinematic statement about veterans returning from war that I have come across.
But his ex-girlfriend Tiffany (Jennifer Tilly) gets his remains and (using "Voodoo for Dummies") revives him.
This original miniseries makes good use of the additional time to go into the issues more thoroughly and remains stronger meat on this controversial subject.
And yet still, the show remains deadly serious, even though it provokes more laughs than any musical comedy.
However, the issues touched upon in the film remain relevant, the intensity of the music remains unmatched and the influence continues to be seen and heard in the cliques/fashions of today.
Crossfire remains one of the best Hollywood message movies because, unlike the admirably intentioned Gentleman's Agreement, which it beat to theatres by a few months, it chooses to send its message via the form an excellent noir thriller rather than have an outraged star constantly saying "It's because I'm Jewish, isn't it?"
I first saw this movie at least thirty years ago, and it remains one of my all-time faves!
How 'Thursday' managed to avoid attention remains a mystery.
But even if that (and/or Chernobyl) had never happened, this movie remains an important look at what could happen through mismanagement of nuclear facilities.
It is very specific in time and place--nearly twenty years later this is a marvelous snapshot--yet its story remains timeless.
But it remains clear as anything in my mind.
Binodini's idealism does not come across, and as a result, the analogy between women and colonization remains somewhat buried.
Since my answer is a resounding "yes" in this case, this film remains one of my choices as a favorite and very-underrated cinematic work.
TW&TL remains Milius' best work, and it's sad that he has so little opportunity to work anymore.
However, TW&TL remains a striking exposition of what once was known as The American Character, largely on the strength of Brian Keith's superb portrayal of Teddy R. (Obviously Milius--and Keith--admired TR tremendously to make two films about him, including "The Rough Riders.")
However, this remains a highly entertaining film.
I saw this film when it was released to the minor cinemas in the UK some 50 years ago; and the memory remains of a great musical score, and the tragedy of the storyline.
Throughout the whole movie, Tamura remains a bit cowardish, but very civil, when the other soldiers become more like animals by using their basic instincts for survival Tamura is still remaining human and would not degrade.
This remains the best film made about Custer.
And yet, for all of this, it remains a film that captures something.
Oz, was the first original television show that HBO put onto its channel (in the 1 hour forma) and it remains to this day the very best...
This inconsistencies apart this remains a fine piece of film-making with an excellent lead performance and a very good supporting one.
Although the movie borrows from a lot of other movies, despite shoddy camerawork, and despite being "loud" at times, it remains one of the scarce "funny" movies Bombay has come up with after movies like Padosan, Golmal and other Amol Plaekar movies.
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