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Not that the acting was all that bad, but the characters seemed little more than archetypes (the bad father, oh, but wait, maybe he's not unredeemably bad; maybe there can be a resolution at the end . .
It's basically revolution propaganda with no resolution, and no planning (because, there is just no way these people can lead a country).
As expected, what passes for a plot in this dire example of wasted celluloid, finishes with no resolution whatsoever, thereby leaving the producers with the option of inflicting 'The Grudge 3' upon the public when the time comes that they feel yet another pang of true hatred for civilisation.
The whole storyline is absurd and complicated, with very little resolution.
The movie is a total disappointment at the end, because there is no resolution.
It starts off as one film, then changes track, cheating us of a resolution to that film and ends as another movie which is nothing but a pale, pale imitation of so many other schlock-horror flicks you've ever seen.
The weird thing is, Milius spends most of his time building up characters and story lines that have no resolution.
From an artistic standpoint, the movie fails to entertain or provide any moral resolution.
The resolution and quality are poor.
No noticeable climax and a very standard resolution.
I give it 7/10, extra points simply because it wasn't afraid to end on a down note, give no real resolution, just the main character left heartbroken, confused and alone as so many men of countless generations have been before.
The resolution of the story is beautiful.
Then the story unfold into a resolution and basic understanding about life and the presence and meaning of God.
Although the movie ends without much resolution, the hilarious one-liners, peculiar situations, and quirky characters are sure to satisfy.
There was a certain deus ex machina flavour to the resolution of the cliffhanger, but it was a good start for all that.
Moreover, he imagines that resolution could come to both through a bitter exploration of the adulterers' hidden lives and that this experience of "thick and thin" could yield a deeper love than each had previously.
Where resolution and forgiveness is achieved in the book, however, lifting the burden of bitterness from the reader and permitting levity, there is no corresponding moment in the film.
The film reaches a very satisfying resolution without trying too hard.
In Skammen we have two main characters but as we are thrown from the start in the middle of a war we have no idea who is fighting and why, everything is open for any resolution.
The reality is this is a film that is looking in different directions in how to bring it to a resolution that ultimately fails.
Just like society, the critics wanted a very quick resolution so they could move on to their next tragic opera.
The graphics are not as good as some games even of the time, mainly because the resolution is not high and some scenes look quite blocky, but others look batter, but don't let that put you off the game.
The atmospherics and the romantic byplay are by far the best part of the movie, as viewers are likely to find the resolution a bit of a letdown -- there's just not that much to it (except a little frisson at the tail end that anticipates Brian De Palma's filmic codas).
Our hero is indeed a hero in that he gives up his life for the sake of the touch of the beautiful barmaid, the resolution of the misery suffered by his only neighbours in the hotel and in order to escape his decorative prison.
I found the ending quite distressing as there was no resolution.
The story ends with a movement to the next thing, as distinct from resolution, which isn't the author's cup of tea; and those who like their films neatly worked out in the end will be disappointed by the absence of any real surprise.
They usually center around one single twist, clocking in generally at the 40 minute mark, and resolution is neatly wrapped up in the 15 minutes thereafter.
An alcoholic father, overworked mother, stressed-out sister... that's a bad family, but aside from the occasional mention from the sister, there's not any resolution.
No explanation, no resolution, zip.
Then it rushes through a resolution of all the outstanding problems in about a minute of screen time leaving the viewer feeling like they have just wasted their time.
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