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A hugely enjoyable screen version of Rona Jaffe's best-selling pot-boiler about the trials and tribulations, (and, naturally, the loves), of a group of women involved in one way or another in the New York publishing business.
The screen was three rows in front of me and about 12" x 10".
Peter O'Toole and Susannah York get to do their stage performance act for the silver screen and both do it effectively.
Most of the Brigitte Bardot movies I've seen have failed to take full advantage of her captivating screen presence.
Her curvy, coquettish sexuality, amply displayed in several bosom-baring, skintight dresses, simply jumps off the screen.
They related to the movie and yeah it was funny to see themselves on the big screen.
Pixote gets into your nervous system and elevates you despite the pain on the screen.
I for some reason don't find Antra Maali that exciting to watch on the screen - unlike Urmila.
Movies aren't supposed to transfer a book to the screen, but rather take the general idea of it a then adapt a story from it.
The technical aspects of the movie are covered so as the viewer gets absorbed into the action that takes place on the screen without submitting to the power of the image.
I sat riveted to the TV screen.
Utterly bizarre, somehow incomprehensible, totally unpredictable, it just keep you stoned watching at the screen trying to figure out what will happen next.
Michael Radford has done an excellent job bringing this difficult play to the screen.
In print this is one of the greatest short stories ever written, brought brilliantly and poetically to the screen by this father-son team, working together, sadly, for the first and last time.It is fitting that John Huston should end his career on a high note by bringing the work of one of his favorite author's to the screen, in what is easily the best Joyce screen adaptation.
The music is fantastic, and once more Michael Haneke puts reality in the big screen.
Haven't we all seen shorts that are simply longer stories squeezed to fit the format, or stage stories that weren't properly adapted to screen?
(Though several comments expressed disappointment in his rather limited screen time.)
W. C. Fields and his frequent screen partner Alsion Skipworth appear in the second half of the film and shine in their roles as a small-town sheriff and innkeeper.
Sam Firstenberg's "Ninja 3:The Domination" mixes martial arts with "The Exorcist" like horror.The horror elements thrown on screen are simply laughable,but the film works as a mindless action/martial arts flick.The fight scenes are well-choreographed and exciting,and the film is never boring.So forget stupid dialogue,lame acting and annoying soundtrack-grab some beer and check this one out!Highly recommended!
That probably didn't read funny but on screen it was hilarious as were some more slapstick involving flour being thrown and a later sequence that takes place in Fatty's girlfriend's boarding school with Fatty dressed in drag and Buster helping Fatty's rival also in drag.
And there is so much time, you can actually look around on the screen, there is so much to see!
I saw the premier of this movie during the 2005 Phoenix Film Festival and was very impressed with the skill Director, Jeff Hare, exhibited in bringing this timely topic to the screen.
Just love the interplay between two great characters of stage & screen - Veidt & Barrymore
He commands the screen, presenting the crumbling debris of a man breaking down under the strain of an increasingly meaningless life.
The majesty of Ramin Bahrani's second feature is that, like the work of a poet, he portrays the very soul of humanity and lets it flourish on the screen.
Christopher Walken has a cool confidence and Lorraine Bracco is one of the warmest and sexiest women I've ever seen on screen.
Of course, I couldn't take my eyes off the screen.
And thus was born the most amorous skunk ever to grace the silver screen.
I actually think that the romance between Inman and Ada is weakly developed in the script (they really don;t get much screen time together to develop a relationship), but Law and Kidman give it their all and convince.
"Hell To Pay" features screen legends along with newer names in Hollywood.
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