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Fisher also directed "Island of Terror" which this is
reminiscent
of.
It was highly
reminiscent
of both THE BATTLE OF ELDERBUSH GULCH and THE LAST DROP OF WATER--two other Western shorts he made in 1913 and 1911--as they were all about Indian massacres of White settlers.
The plot-line is strongly
reminiscent
of 1930s British drawing room detective thrillers - you expect Hercule Poirot to reveal himself at any moment.
Eddie Murphy is Eddie Murphy at his usual sillyness,
reminiscent
of his "Beverly Hills Cop" style of acting.
The very need to watch every movement is
reminiscent
of those crushes that most gay men go through as teenagers.
I was pretty impressed by the visual mastery in Mirrormask, so I was looking forward to it, as the synopsis was
reminiscent
of "alternate reality" stories, like "Weaveworld' and many others by Clive Barker.
The whole atmosphere of the film is
reminiscent
of such dystopian society displayed in movies such as "A Clockwork Orange", but I'm sure it probably wasn't intended to be that way.
In many ways, this film is highly
reminiscent
of the earlier film, THE GREAT RACE.
Some scenes are
reminiscent
of a Hope and Crosby "road" picture.
The main character, Johnny Twennies, is indeed the hero and is uniquely performed by Gibson Frazier in a throwback to Bogart,Jimmy Stewart and a dash of Groucho Marx.That is the only way to describe this unusual character.The music in the film is great and is
reminiscent
of some of Woody Allens films.They are from the jazz age and are legitimized by the appearances Lester Lanin and Bobby Short.
P.S.: The action is so balletic in its style and excess that it's almost
reminiscent
of a John Woo picture.)
Its humour is
reminiscent
of the Pink Panther scene, where Dreyfus and Clouseau, stoned on nitrous oxide, laugh at Dreyfus's melting face.
His behavior is increasingly aggressive and near the end of the movie he ends up butchering someone with an axe.This storyline meets one that is very
reminiscent
of movies such as " Evil Dead" because his girlfriend hooks up with the bunch of brainless , shallow bores and goes with them to party in an abandoned tower ( but where are the stairs inside of that tower? ) which is haunted by evil forces that like to kill and rape for no apparent reason.
Peter Cushing plays the doctor who needs bodies in this fine adaptation of the Burke and Hare grave robbing case.Donald Pleasance and George Rose are both excellent as the infamous grave robbers.The film is truly atmospheric-full of packed bars,foggy streets and deep shadows-and the performance by Peter Cushing is simply amazing-Cushing is probably one of the most recognizable faces in the horror genre.The film has an eerie cinematic style
reminiscent
more of films from the 1940's than 1959.The first half of Gilling's story moves extremely slow,but the second half has some gruesome murder scenes.A must-see for fans of British horror!
SPOILERS AHEAD: The murderer's confession at the end is
reminiscent
of the speech Peter Lorre makes to the kangaroo court in Lang's M. His compulsive, rambling confession has a strangely authentic quality, of the words spilling out awkwardly and spontaneously, trying to make sense of his crimes as much to himself, as well as justifying his actions to others.
The best parts are the dream sequences which are
reminiscent
of surrealist experimental films (has David Lynch seen this?) and also LSD sequences from 60s films like HALLUCINATION GENERATION or BLONDE ON A BUM TRIP.
This sequence is
reminiscent
of countless commercial hip-hop music videos.
It's
reminiscent
of "ET" but without the happy ending.
If VAPORS was
reminiscent
of early Warhol, when Andy himself was at the camera, FLESHPOT is
reminiscent
of the Paul Morrissey era.
The desert scenes are very
reminiscent
of Vacation.
They can be
reminiscent
of good chess matches... honestly, the whole thing can.
I was surprised to learn this was made in 2002; the effects were
reminiscent
of something out of a low-budget 50's or 60's movie.
It has the grainy look of 'Get Carter' mixed with the grey of any Ken Loach, the backdrops of dirty streets and dirtier walls only make scenes like the two polystyrene cups blowing in the wind
(reminiscent
of the carrier bag in 'American Beauty') all the more beautiful.
Thrills, spills,secret rays, gags and eccentric British characters, and villains from a country suspiciously
reminiscent
of Germany, but not named in 1938.
Hellevator: The Bottled Fools is set in a dystopian future somewhat
reminiscent
of THX1138.
This film is in many ways
reminiscent
of "The English Patient" and even "Casablanca" (the love-triangle in times of WWII, the beautiful cinematography and the use of a melancholy song as a central motive).
Americans bombing their own at the end of the movie,
reminiscent
of Hamburger Hill and that film was acclaimed.
Angus also has a quality to it that was very
reminiscent
of the story it was based on.
This film does not come up to Capra's level, but it is
reminiscent
of his human interest.
With the use of such vivid color by cinematographer Vittorio Storaro, it is highly
reminiscent
of Fassbinder's 1981 'Lola' in which green and blue lighting come off skin and works quite well.
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