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The film is five years old and rings more true every day.
It may be hard to believe, 70 years later, but the film had much of the same kind of impact as THE MATRIX, or THE LORD OF THE RINGS has achieved, at a time when movies and radio were the major sources of entertainment.
The dialogue is ingenious and rings very true.
The portrayal of Southern government rings all too true as well, but the sympathetic characters reminds one of the many good things about the South as well.
In an era of Jerry Springer and "Lets put it out there" mentality, this film rings truer than ever.
Beautifully written with dialog that never rings false, the film showcases the acting talents of Paul Reiser and Peter Falk, among others in this outstanding cast.
This film is the Asian Lord of the rings: A high fantasy story, based in actual Chinese mythology.
The dialogue is fast and naturalistic and never once rings false.
I was so unmoved by the squall that I felt moved to add my two rings worth..
Yes, she's playing a klutzy ditz with a heart of gold, but Long has no shadings, and when she tries for sincerity it rings hollow (even her overly-clear speaking voice sounds as if it's coming from an echo chamber and not a person).
i enjoyed reading the books more than watching the same tired old animation by rankin bass...fine for kiddies but still below par animation...why they went back to this low grade animation after ralph bakshis fantastic animation in the lord of the rings beats me.
and the voice-overs were done by the same people from the hobbit..i think they were way below the voice-overs in the lord of the rings movie .. the hobbit was neat in its time but the return of the king is an unfair adaptation of the remaining 11/2 books ...i heard they are making a live action version of the lord of the rings in 3 parts i hope they use generated effects for some of the characters because midgets arent the same as hobbits ...i look forward to seeing all 3 movies
Before Lacey can do anything his guest dies, he rings his parole officer looking for help, but before he can do the right thing, the belligerent toothpick chewing Sims arrives at his door determined to pin the crime on him, the dead body only compounds Lacey's fate.
The Circus is certainly one of his most under-rated features, showing a darker sense of love and longing than any of his other work: the film opens with a repeated shot of his object of desire swinging on the rings with a forlorn gaze drifting into space.
Jordan Hawley wrote and directed this dark 'comedy' about the current state of love/hate relationships in Los Angeles (or inability to create same) with about as much panache as yesterday's onion rings.
As I said, NOTHING rings true.
The chemistry and dialogue between Grant and Russell rings genuine.
For whatever reason, somebody decided to finish Ralph Bashki's "Lord of the Rings" movie.
However, the characters are well drawn and likable, and the film has a commonsensical ending which rings true.
Personally, I thought this movie was more enjoyable than "Lord of the Rings," and I'm usually in to those kind of movies.
Nothing in this movie rings true.
none of it rings true.
Or has he? Stephen Vittoria tells the remarkable tale of a man who, even in his eighties, could run rings around the present day administration.
Yes it may be a stereotype that guys like car crash movies, guns 'n babes flicks and any movie with the words "death" "kill" "gun" or "action" in it's title, but it rings sorta true.
beetle even talks)A guys nipple rings are torn off.
A shot rings out, a soldier falls, and residents run from their houses to help the young man who lies on the wet sunlit street with an IRA bullet in his side.
A cellphone planted in his backpack rings and he learns they are held by terrorists and he must follow every direction he is given or they will be killed.
If you were a young woman in the 1970's even more so but it holds up beautifully as well because it rings so TRUE.
With a crowd bearing down on him, the tortured cry of The Elephant Man (John Hurt) rings out: "I am not an elephant!
Every single second of this film rings true.
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