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Despite all this, Rising Damp the Movie manages to be entertaining and occasionally uproarious.
In fact Rising Damp should have been made as a film just so Rossiter could have been eligible for an Oscar, such is the magnificence of his acting talent.
It should also be noted that the soundtrack was prescient in its selection of many rising stars including The Police, The Cars, Devo, Oingo Boingo, The Plimsouls, The Waitresses, Gleaming Spires, and Phil Seymour.
Sadly, due to rising costs in making pretty cartoons with high frame-rates and lovely backgrounds, the UPA style (which debuted about 1950) began to dominate in the late 50s and 60s.
There are also a few second-tier actors who were rising at the time but long forgotten now.
The drawing and settings are of no level rising to the standards of original anime.
The music track was such that at one point, about an hour before the end, I thought the film was over: loud, rising crescendo, grand flourish and finish then silence, but then the movie continued!
I went to the kitchen where I have a view of several neighborhoods in the southern Jerusalem and saw a pillar of smoke rising from a distant point, the sight of the smoke was followed a minute later by the waling of sirens.
The first should be seen in decline and the second rising.
The cliffhanger of something apparently rising out of the pit was - nothing coming out of the pit.
With the rising popularity of the now iconic Godzilla series, like with any hit cinema event, there was inevitably going to be a crowd of imitators trying to cash in on the success on the big lizard.
With Godzilla came the dawn of a rising popularity of the kaiju (giant monster) genre.
Dark Rising is your typical bad, obviously quickly produced horror/sci-fi/fantasy movie.
Sure, the viewer is treated to numerous fine scenes of Los Angeles in the thirties--I especially liked the view of the trolley approaching the tunnel, and the tram rising up the hillside--but in a sense this fine cinematography is self-defeating, because it creates a mood that "something's going to happen"--and nothing does.
The plot is about a female nurse, named Anna, is caught in the middle of a world-wide chaos as flesh-eating zombies begin rising up and taking over the world and attacking the living.
He plays an actor who's star has long stopped rising.
His saving grace, a rising starlet Sophie Maes (Megan Fox) who develops an odd affection for him.
Fontaine is particularly good at looking wicked and terrified, and as the net begins to close in on her, her rising sense of desperation is palpable and has us on the edges of our seats.
Unfortunately it happens that the father is trapped under a pier and neither his wife nor the small son is able to help him out of this - whereas the tide is rising.
However, the juxtapositioning of the wife's career as a rising blues singer against the husband's gathering loneliness and his almost Freudian need for filling the emotional and physical "void" or "hole" while she's away along with the clever use of minimal effects and settings is nicely done.
She plays a typist named Lucienne who, despite being in love with a man named Andre, dreams of rising above her position in life.
I especially like the first and second clips, "Creation" and "Civilization Rising."
If you loved "Evil Dead 2", "Dead Alive" and "Deep Rising" - this will be your queen of favourites.
But other than some small hints of typical early Spielberg elements, you can't call this movie the work of- and fine example of a rising director star.
In one shot, two of the superhuman characters stand on craggy spires of rock, a huge moon rising before them, the image perfectly balanced by the three elements.
As the escaped convict who is the only person around who can save Sullivan's life (he is trapped under a pier, and the tide is rising), Ralph Meeker is more energetic than usual.
Her emotional range is so precise, each scene could be measured microscopically for its gradations of trauma, on a scale of rising hysteria and desperation which reaches unbearable intensity.
The story is a much-used formula: Rising musical talent must overcome personal and professional hurdles to find his audience and self-respect.
Director Harold Becker is a director very familiar with elements of the thriller having done Mercury Rising, Malice, and Domestic Disturbance and I think in many ways he incorporates so many of the formulaic thriller genre that its almost to a fault.
The characters have the opportunity of a rising in the hierarchy, which characters in shows with only one ship doesn't have.
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