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A brilliant screenplay by David Shaber (one of my favorites!
Director Alan Shapiro also wrote the screenplay and has done an excellent job as both writer and director of this film.
The screenplay and Set Design are also excellent.
The Mario Costa screenplay takes place on the western frontier between San Diego and Mexico that is being terrorized by a notorious Mexican bandit called Machete (Giovanni Pallavicino of "We Still Kill the Old Way") and his gang.
The opening dialogue is clever, and the viewer is carried along by a sharp screenplay and a real, original film noir feel,
For all of its preposterousness, this movie is almost perfect, and completely entertaining!What a funny screenplay!
It was a pretty good screenplay and Bridges's direction was solid and suitable.
The screenplay was, was also atrocious.
Good drama movie about a child custody case with great performances by all the actors.A good example of what an excellent script can do to propel a simple story to a much higher quality.The screenplay was just average though and this is what kept the movie from the list of the all time best dramas.Still,the great acting makes this movie a good one to see if you are a fan of court dramas or a big fan of the lead actors.The movie really should have been a tad longer though for more excellence but that would really be nitpicking......
John Carpenter fashions out of what must've been a fairly vague screenplay about certain things (or maybe very descriptive who knows), bringing forth incredibly wretched, brilliant puppetry and animatronics by Rob Bartin (with Stan Winston also on the team).
In the meantime it had gained in notoriety because Pauline Kael's THE CITIZEN KANE BOOK had suggested that the Herman Mankiewicz - Orson Welles screenplay for KANE was based on Sturgis' screenplay here.
I'll put this gem up against any movie in terms of screenplay, cinematography, acting, post-production, editing, directing, or any other aspect of film-making.
The screenplay is fluid and believable.
Oliver Stone hits the bull's eye with this film, aided chiefly by Bogosian's electrifying screen presence and biting, brilliant screenplay.
Whoever wrote the screenplay, and directed this film must have a good knowledge of what it's like to be a foreigner living in Japan.
is not a bad movie but the acting and the screenplay can be better.
The film had not had a screenplay, and the actors were never sure about what they would be shooting.
From the performances of Huppert, Girardot, and Magimel, to Haneke's screenplay and direction there is not a single misstep.
The screenplay was perhaps the weak part of this drama, although Fellowes' direction was good and the performances were also quite good.
Also, Visconti's screenplay creates a character not in the original - Alfred, a friend of Aschenbach's - to dramatize Mann's discussion of Art and Artists.
George C. Scott gives his finest and funniest with wonderful drama as well in this Paddy Chayefsky screenplay.
Was it the excellent writing ( story was OK but screenplay and dialogues were fabulous) Was it the superlative performances?
Kudos to Percival and Mickery for an excellent screenplay and superb direction by Percival.
This screenplay takes that away only to fill this mini series with a lot of warm fuzzy relationships that in truth were secondary to the main storyline.
The story is well-known, of course, so the screenplay doesn't offer any unexpected shocks.
Robert Benton's incisive screenplay presents us flawed, but real human beings with hearts, souls, and brains.
Yet what I loved about the film was its screenplay by Ms Mehta, not her direction.
The screenplay by Chayefsky, the irony-freighted dialogue, is near perfect ('Just where do you train your nurses, Dachau?').
I'd recommend this film to anyone who loves a well-written screenplay of humor and melodrama.
John Huston was seriously ill when he made his final achievement,and it's thoroughly his testament:uncompromising,difficult ,a thousand miles away from crazes and fashions,it will stand as the best "last film" you can ever dream of.A very austere screenplay,no action,no real hero,but a group of people coping with the vanity of life,the fleeting years and death.The party doesn't delude people for long.Admittedly,warmth and affection emanate from the songs and the meal,complete with turkey and pudding.But the passage of time has partly ruined Julia's voice,first crack in the mirror.Then the camera leaves the room where the guests are gathered and searches the old lady's bedroom.For sure,hers seems to have been a happy life,but it's a life inexorably coming to an end-A shot shows towards the end of the movie Julia on her future deathbed-.Maybe an unfulfilled life,because she remained a spinster,with no children to carry on .Only some poor things,yellowish photographs,bibelots and trinklets....
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