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One can see that the producers went to some trouble to get the displays on the computer screens just right - it all makes it very convincing.
This sitcom was a big crowd puller in the year 1984-1985.That was a time people could see deserted streets in most of the over crowded Indian cities whenever there were sitcom on Indian television screens.
More realistic true to life cinema is lacking in this time of CG and green screens.
I think both one of the best American television series arrive on the Italian screens in these last years.I pray you!!!!
There are few uplifting things to say about this, but I can mention Matt Dillon doing his best to make something out of nothing and the many split screens and graphics that are worthwhile.
I read some comments on the internet about this film like "...harder then Hostel...", "the camera never screens of when it's getting really brutal...".
The camera never screens of, because there is nothing to screen of.
The one sheets and newspaper campaign suggested (as often they did) a far more lurid and violent piece than showed up on the drive-in screens.
We all know deep down that we want to shoot our TV screens when we see Jim's face.
A director so completely besotted by his own much applauded first film goes overboard with the devices that worked in his earlier film (Kal Ho Na Ho) - try counting the number of times the device of split screens is used in this flick.
The recent boom of dating show on U. S. television screens has reached a fevered pitch since the first episode of "The Bachelor."
In a world where gormless, brain-dead Amerikan remakes of The Italian Job (a tear appears), Get Carter (sobs uncontrollably) and Alfie have desecrated our screens recently, this one takes the proverbial biscuit.
Dirk Benedict was so much more plausible as the sensitive hero-type than the new-age Kattee Sackhoff-- whose overacting will probably be henceforth lauded as "a compelling, exciting, must-see, ground-breaking performance," by the politically correct new-speak of today's review copy editors; but in essence, it is just a tired, old image of a woman with a chip on her shoulder as big as a townhouse: the biggest cliché on screens today.
The bleak German expressionistic colours, the black and white footage from the vision screens, there is no reason for this approach for when the film was made in 1984.
Summer season is here when the choices in the cinemas are limited to what's the hottest movie of the week, given 99.9% of the screens dedicated to screening it.
Set-ups were hokey and inane, and the overuse of split screens was wasted since sometimes they couldn't even synchronize with alternate shots.
OVERALL PERFORMANCE :- At last the long waiting AAG hits the screens.
It is amazing that a motion picture, from any era, that has Weill-Gershwin collaborations can possibly be missing from the screens.
The trailer does not do the movie justice and when this opened it was on a hand full of screens.
An example of a great film that never got fully released except on a few screens.
This film is rather mild compared to what we view on the Hollywood screens today, but in 1933 it was very naughty to watch this type of film.
The BBC finally brought the Doctor back to our screens on a Saturday evening where he belongs!
I am sick and tired of writers projecting their own misfit-like childhoods into their books and onto the screens, as if anyone cares anymore to watch or read about yet another miserly, lonely childhood, as if that's all there is or as if that kind of character background holds a monopoly on good potential.
One of the more sensible comedies to hit the Hindi film screens.
Loach forgot to point that 1973 is also the year when the WTC was built ! - Alejandro Gonzalez inarritu (Mexico) : impressing images that we all know too well, and a lot of black screens.
18 years after the publication of the first comic book, which is itself an adaptation of a series of novels, it HAD to be adapted on screens.
He combines drama, comedy and even a little bit fiction (people jumping out of movie screens into the real world).
For many who live here, it will not be a heavenly voyage to the stars and screens.
Adorning the bamboo laden walls, amongst yesteryear photos, boards, posters, and memorabilia, are TV screens which endlessly show classic surfing movies.
Yet another jokey gangster film which proliferated the screens in the wake of BONNIE AND CLYDE (1967); the ragtime score, then, is clearly inspired by the recent success of THE STING (1973).
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