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Since the origin of film-making, cinematography has maintained its reputation of being a craft, long after the role of the director was given creative control.
It would seem that it has a reputation as being his worst work to date(at least as far as theatrically released movies go)...
This film could probably not have been made in the US without severely damaging the reputation of the producer on the grounds of political incorrectness.
This movie doesn't have much of a reputation thanks to the fact it curiously has been seldom seen in recent decades.
I sought this out based on director Jose Ramon Larraz' reputation from other films of his like DEVIATION, THE HOUSE THAT VANISHED, VAMPYRES and the wildly over-rated BLACK CANDLES.
Whistling in Brooklyn was the last of three films that Red Skelton did as Wally 'The Fox' Benton, radio criminologist who keeps getting drawn into these real life mysteries via his reputation.
We watched Hot Rod Horror first as we had preconceptions of The Shining through its reputation and having read the book.
Not put off by the reputation of the camp the friends set their tents up & start partying, however someone intends to crash the party & kill all the guests as Seth (Kevin Robson) has his throat slit.
She's proving nothing to no one--it's second-nature to her--and when Keith calls her a 'whore' she tells him, "A whore is a sixteen-year-old with a bad reputation.
Meryl truly deserves her reputation as one of the best actresses of all time, and i thought the shovel duel was hilarious, plus the funeral scene at the end was very amusing.I can't believe this only has a 5.6 rating as it should be much higher in my opinion, plus Goldie and Meryl's constant arguing was quite funny.
Spy spoof movies are plentiful and generally don't have the best reputation.
When you have the reputation that Parker and Stone do, it is hard to get rid of the sterotypes that have been drawn around you.
But perhaps sometimes when stigmas of that nature are forever embedded with your name and reputation, it actually gives them more leeway to make a statement that is political in nature.
America has a reputation of being cruel towards juveniles.
One of Hammer's oddest films is this one, their sole foray into Science-Fiction, which has quite a maligned reputation but emerges to be reasonably tolerable under the circumstances.
This movie just kills that reputation.
We watched this the other night because of the reputation of the cast - particularly Mark Gatiss and David Tennant - not to mention the "iconic" nature of the name Quatermass.
That movie became a hit, and smith earn a cult reputation with it.
Despite it's huge reputation as one of "the" silent films, I think I preferred LAUGH, CLOWN, LAUGH to this.
Despite being directed by Hitchcock and having a good reputation, most of what occurs in the film has nothing to do with mental illness and the way the therapist (Ingrid Bergman) behaves in the film is not only unethical but downright stupid.
Having also seen Rear Window, I'm wondering if that reputation is deserved at all.
This is a low-grade horror film which has been culted into a reputation beyond its worth because of its director's involvement.
Bruce Lee was a man,not just a celebrity, and his reputation (and his family and friends) deserved better than the bunch of pretenders who wanted to cash in on the tragedy of his death.
The British TV has a great reputation for historical dramas, but I don't think they'll be able to top 'I, Claudius'.
I've loved Thomas since I was a kid and I don't know why the movie gets a bad reputation.
We all realise that Mr Lundgren and lousy movies are synonymous, and this certainly lives down to that reputation!
Quicksilver highway does not do any good for the reputation of two of the most admired horror writers, namely Stephen King and Clive Barker!
In 1986 the success of the strongly erotic film '9 1/2 weeks', for which he was both a co-writer and the producer, drew a great deal of attention and gave him a chance to build a reputation as the best known North American Producer/Director of erotic films.
This featured another original film-script written by Zalman King, and its name was not derived from any previous literary or dramatic work, but was clearly intended to exploit the reputation which WO-1 had earned - no doubt its sub-title was also selected with the same objective.
Duffy's film is a bloody one (most of the gruesome violence is extended in the unrated special edition), with a cackling screenplay that includes 246 uses of the f-word and assorted Irish-Euro-slang, and has earned a fearsome reputation in recent years and has been embraced as a cult phenomenon.
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