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The filming technique reminded me of MTV.
Shot with great style that reminded me some Errol Morris films, well arranged and simply gripping.
It reminded me a lot of Remember the Titans because it included comedy, sadness, and just awesomeness.
But it reminded me of a 2004 version of the first Friday the 13th.
It was fitting that in his last film, Rod Steiger reminded us once more of his inventive power as an actor.
The warmest, most engaging movie of its genre, Those Lips, Those Eyes, made me smile and cry as it reminded me of the work it takes to pursue a dream and the pain of disappointment.
She reminded me of Janice on Friends.
I can relate to it so much...It reminded me when my sister had to go to college, we had to move from place to place, and my mom acts like Adele August!
The constant presence of priests and the creepy atmospheres, reminded me a bit of The Exorcist and some of its decent Italian rip-offs, but this was going to be something completely different...
Oh, and was anyone else reminded of Gallager by the villain or is it just me?
All this reminded me of the much-better theatrical film "Whistle Down The Wind", where Hayley Mills befriends convict Alan Bates, but you certainly can't fault the direction here, which is smooth, or the performances, which are sterling.
The transformations reminded me a lot of werewolf transformations in other movies, but the werewolves themselves are very beastly and not very dog like.
Though the war sequences reminded me of Saving Private Ryan, such a work was never attempted on Indian Screen.
His blue eyes reminded me of Paul Newman's.
Watched Uzumaki last night and right away was reminded of two early Peter Weir films from Australia, The Last Wave and Picnic At Hanging Rock.
There are 6 deaths and one of them you don't see but, it leaves you mind to think "how was she killed?" the stranded theme reminded me of 1977's the Hills Have Eyes, which followed kind of the same concept, but in the desert with canninbals.
Just the other day I was reminded of this movie by something on TV.
The storyline kinda reminded me of The City of God.
The ending, which I won't spoil for you here, reminded my partner and myself of M Night Shyamalan's institutional masterwork The Sixth Sense for it's mind altering twist that has left me thinking weeks after viewing.
I can't even say what it reminded me of, but go see it!
Throughout the entire film we are reminded of the industrialized state of Russia because of the repeated shots of a train passing by the screen.
This reminded me what a true small movie can accomplish.
You know, this movie reminded me so much of so many people I know, I think that's the reason why I loved this movie so much.
Chaney, as the voiceless Gargon, had a rather limited role (one which reminded me of the Hunchback of Notre Dame, actually) while Karloff had a somewhat more substantial role as Dr. Meissen.
A little too hokey for me and it reminded me of going back to school.
Thematically and mechanistically, the plot reminded me of David Mamet's 'House of Games', but the film still feels fresh and sharp, right up to the final twist of the ending whose flavour was expected, but whose pointedness is unexpectedly delicious.
As was the case with a recent episode "The Howling Man," I was reminded of my long standing suspicion that, for example, if Jesus were to come to earth to bring his followers to Heaven, he would be immediately judged insane and probably thrown into an asylum.
The last scene is purely "harakiri" type of behavior and reminded me the final phrase from one famous samurai movie - "We've won all battles but lost the war".
The way they used some intense sound, it reminded me a lot of an Aronofsky film.
The movie reminded me a lot of "While you were Sleeping" which I really love.
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