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But, oddly, very little of the original story remains (just a few odd bits and pieces)--and lots of unnecessary stuff is added.
He is the only one that remains true!
And their remains become mulch for the widow's growing garden as each is buried under a quickly flourishing sapling.
Cold Comfort Farm has been and remains one of my favorite movies of all time.
It's an interesting western/prison movie cross-over, although above all the movie remains a western of course with some of its formulaic ingredients, in this movie it's mostly the use of Indians.
Just like the first, this little movie is still just as cute, and remains as a great piece of entertainment for children, even if it is straight-to-TV material.
Silent Hill 3 remains the coolest Silent Hill game yet, Silent Hill 4 remaining the stupidist.
Somehow 'The Red Beret,' by no measure a fine film, remains one of my sentimental favorites, perhaps because in my teens it aired often on late night TV, under its U.S. title 'Paratrooper.'
The first battle between the remains of SG1 and the Ori troops found me cringing with concern in the corner of my couch as perhaps one of the most poorly matched orchestrations ever showed itself.
But the rail yard remains the same, though non functional for the last 20 years.
I read a lot of bad reviews of this movie and I saw it 2 times in almost 4 years, but it remains not funny.
She remains there through fear; fear that death may claim her.
She later killed seven men in cold blood (she may have been defending herself from attack in some cases, but that remains unclear).
Everything else remains a mystery to me.
Written by Quentin Tarantino and directed by Oliver Stone, this controversial film still to this day remains infamous for it's message and the extreme graphic violence.
Today it remains a still timely, pertinent and even frightfully plausible cautionary tale about the perils of artificial intelligence run amok.
Grand Hotel remains surprisingly effective even today, and as some reviewers have suggested, is a precursor to Robert Altman's style of film-making, in which many characters interact and bounce off one another in unexpected ways.
Along the way, the encounter the dregs of what remains of the populace, escaping death several times.
Still, the all-gay, totally unknown, panel remains a stupid on-going gimmick (Suzanne is a comedienne?
The fact remains that even the police psychiatrists call most police reports "the most elaborative works of fiction there are" and the amount of people who are convicted based on those reports is unconscionable.
A sarcophagus containing the remains of a Hatian voodoo priest is taken aboard a cruise ship and guess what?
The film, blending a well put together combination of dark visual style, intense plot development, and polished acting, remains tight and focused throughout, from beginning to end, never straying outwards into unimportant issues, or resorting to typical Hollywood clichés.
As film makers grind their way through "Notable British Trials" they might care to study one or two of the well - known cases where subsequent investigation has given cause for concern rather than ones where the defendants richly deserved their fate.Take Dr Crippen for instance,there is absolutely no evidence that the remains found in his fireplace were those of his wife.....now that,surely,would be the starting point of an interesting movie...
Ellen Barkin remains one of moviedom's sexiest actresses, exuding both a sensuality and an intelligence that are exceedingly captivating.
You even wonder if other member of the audience will simply stand up and leave... but everyone remains seated.
I believe the true measure of a film is how it leaves you and how it remains with you.
The cabin seemed to be set up as a defensible position but they don't use it or get any of the weapons from it, also who built it when and what happened to them and when, as recent chicken remains are shown but the cabin it self look long deserted.
Basically it's a quiet and sad little story that remains in its rural backwater and doesn't beckon us in.
I remember the first time I ever saw this great film was at an old drive in theater in my area when I was very young and to this very day, it remains one of my favorite films of all time.
Drew Barrymore is so sweet and beautiful, and still remains my favourite female actress.
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