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This movie rules.
nonetheless these are the rules, like the rules of brainless boardroom production writers who come up with this kind of empty, synopsis-less drivel.
As Stone puts it in the documentary, it's a film about two people breaking the rules, so it's only fitting that the film-makers are also breaking the rules.
Mostly grouches hate cooperation, even Oscar can bend the rules of his kind.
I'm not one to endorse crooked cops or domestic violence, but when you see these birds in action, you understand why Cagney rules his roost the way he does.VERY underrated,very fast and colorful.
chet rules! he is the best part of the movie, and without him there is nothing to go on and it's a weak bratpack john hughes movie.
When it's all over, few answers have been given to the viewer and the rules of the dream-vs-reality game are never explained.
After the movie ended, I went online to find out who played PAT, and was surprised to find it was played by Katey Sagel, who I already knew played Cate Hennessy on 8 Simple Rules.
It's not right for some remake to completely rewrite the rules of a classic killer.
Those are the rules.
I just don't understand why they made it twice, with only a few years between it, it's against all movie rules.
It keeps changing gears so that you never know what to expect - some viewers will be put off by this since it doesn't follow the rules of the majority of films.
It shows you how the guerrilla war worked, how the rules of command were and how insistent they were on winning the battle.
Not a typical black cop/ white cop movie this breaks rules and has scenes Ive never seen before... you cant do better than this flick.great
With a creative story that lends itself to plenty of mischief and awesomely unfathomable action, The Flyboys breaks away from all the rules governing kids' films and becomes a boldly original adventure that proves the genre doesn't have to play it safe.
but the lead actress is surprise package, she rules.
Do we need to conform and fit into a society that has its own set of rules?....or is it O.K. to do what makes you happy as an individual, in turn giving you a better sense of fulfillment in life.
There does seem to be a good bit of propaganda for the Russian Army (the way all the commanding officers are big softies and frequently bend the rules), and this does seem rather disingenuous.
Scorsese breaks cinematic rules with such artistry that we're allow to inspect, re live and enjoy a story as old as the world from a completely new perspective.
The Empress Elizabeth II rules mid-eighteenth century Russia.
With kick-ass cameos by Scott Thompson(Kids in the Hall) and Ron Jeremy(the Hedgehog), this film rules cause it constantly flips your expectations of the porn world and It's just so damn funny!
From beginning to end, ffolkes just rules.
somehow i still sense "hollywood things" in it, but i think it's understandable, considering we're living in a time when hollywood rules the film industry of the world.
I'm not saying the acting was perfect, i'm not trying to say the story was told in the most professional way or all by rules of film-making.
Jennifer Jones is the spinsterish school ma rm who rules with a rod of iron but who has a heart of gold and the movie tells us, in flashbacks, how she got that way.
It is in this computer program where a former highly decorated soldier known as "Santiago" rules with an iron fist.
It is a new world with new rules and such for our monster to abide by.
I think the script is mainly at fault - it disobeys most of the screenwriting rules (fair enough if the final product works, not if it bores you to tears) and doesn't offer the viewer enough to hold their interest.
It is not an usual comic book : it is fun, it is full of ideas, it comes with its own rules, it is a whole universes in itself (Like Tezuka Osamu's mangas for instance).
I suppose the audience was supposed to have foreknowledge of the game and its cosmology, since there was little explanation given to the rules that framed the events and sequences before us.
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