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Now, nearly 20 years later I finally got to see something more than the not-so-good The Song Remains the Same.
Spawned by the same Monty Berman / Dennis Spooner partnership which produced The Champions and Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) - the latter retitled My Partner the Ghost for the US market - Department S remains a classic example of the action-adventure series which the UK produced in bulk during the late 1960s.
That's about the only big difference from the real story, and the information that remains is, as I've stated, very true to the facts.
Boris is shot but his ultimate fate remains unknown to Veronika or his family.
Yep, Clarence Brown's camera remains stationary for the most part, and I'm pretty sure one of the microphones was concealed in the ship's light.
Years have elapse and although their mission remains similar, their clandestine black operations now include domestic spying, discrediting U.S. citizens and infiltrating American organizations who criticize the U.S. government.
Our obsession with what is, or should be, regarded as pornographic remains a relic of the 'guidance' provided to film makers by the Hayes committee many, many years ago and it is now really time that we relegate it to the past.
Batman, for yet another Christmas, remains "the only lonely man beast in town".
Only hope remains at the end of the movie as we see Catwoman rise towards the night sky.
I immediately read the book by Mary Webb, and it remains one of my all time favorites.
The bed consumes the blood and it's hunger remains..anything that comes in contact with the bed is consumed!
But the car remains the most popular and most luved, it's even got its own genre: the carsploitation genre.
Though the film has yet to be released on video or DVD, it remains one of Brynner's most compelling performances.
My main contention with the plot is that while it remains tolerably consistent, they never explain a lot of the things behind the characters.
An adaptation of Gore Vidal's best-selling book (he later disowned this film version), the star-studded MYRA BRECKINRIDGE is truly a movie so bad that it remains bizarrely entertaining from beginning to end.
This 90-minute film, purportedly a biography of the man's life but patently fictionalized, doesn't even scratch the surface, and remains a story very ripe for a modern-day retelling.
I'm writing this because I somehow felt being led to believe Dark Remains was a good movie.
The Fallen Ones starts with archaeologist Matt Fletcher (Casper Van Dien) in the desert discovering the mummified remains of a 42 foot tall giant, now there's something you don't see everyday.
One by one, they are murdered by the killer, until only one remains.
"Blue Max" remains the best of a small market over the last 35 years while "Darling Lilli" is fun if not taken seriously.
But the nagging question remains..what sort of wood was that pier support made of if a rotten piece of it pulled off didn't float?
The plot remains identical to the original film and at its core we have the story of a young man, Milo Tindle, who goes off to see an older man, Andrew Wyke, to discuss a divorce as the younger man is having an affair with the older man's wife.
I've read this play, and recently was lucky enough to see it performed, at it remains one of my favourite Shakespearian Comedies, but this movie seems to take all that I like about it away.
Julie remains in a zombie state, eliciting next to no emotion, remote and numb, only photographing a nearby abandoned prison, finding a startling image of a ghoul girl clinging to the bars of a cell.
And it remains without a doubt Donald Jones' worst movie.
Decent animation and some workable character development keep this animated horse fable from DreamWorks at least watchable... however it remains somewhat slow paced and the storyline is a bit on the silly side..
Salman Khan remains as immature as 10 years ago compared to Aamir Khan.
I frequently comment on the utter dirth of truly scary movies on the market, and sadly White Noise only served to reduce my faith that the film industry remains capable of such an endeavor.
Even if it's quite good technically, boredom remains... in the end its complete lack of originality makes me advise you not to care to watch it.
But the fact remains, every member of the audience is thinking what I'm writing right now.
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