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But to make a site like this possible we need to have the finished article on our screens, and these movies are presented in such a way that they seem effortless.
The skits could be anything from a parody of a movie or TV show, a fake commercial, or just random events (presumably TV shows as the robot chicken is being forced to view a multitude of TV screens at the opening of every episode).
Warner Bros. looked for "controversial" themes to release them from their box office slump and found it with topics like this, packaging emotional rubbish into the screens in the form of low budget B grade "content films".
A few years ago, when I was sitting in a bus on my trip from Taipei to Kaohsiung (for those who do not live in Taiwan, it's a 5-hour trip), I turned on the LCD screen in front of me (Yes, that's right, some buses in Taiwan have LCD screens and movies for passengers to chose during the trip) and chose "The Promise" on the select screen.
4 screens for this movie and 1 would have been sufficient.. this has to be one of the Worst movies i've ever seen.
Made in 1998 it was just before his big stuff hit the screens.
Oddly enough, I think this may have been the start of late 70's scifi shows with alien beings in polyester jumpsuits, cheesy special effects and laser beams, and giant monitor screens for communications.
The gawky, tooth-banded teenager has, in all likelihood, been in Provence all along - and in the projection of the novelist's mind - fashioned into a femme-fatale that makes the LuDIVINE we see on our screens, (and as the central protagonist of the Rampling novel, were it at hand to be read)!
To start off with, I heard a lot of good things about this movie when it was on the big screens but never got around to see it before it disappeared.
I had never heard of this film because I'm 100% positive it did not get onto screens in the UK and now i see why! it was not scary, unbelievable and the acting was rubbish.
No" was the first time James Bond appeared on movie screens, it was actually this 1954 television adaptation that the character was first seen at all.
It is hard to believe it is just over twenty years since 'Red Dwarf' blasted onto our screens.
ever to come to our screens.
I just cannot see how Tony Shaloub can keep you riveted to your screens.
The interior sets for both the sub and aircraft carrier are like left over Star Trek units, a few blank walls with banks of flashing lights and video screens.
The digital camera revolution has not resulted in an explosion of talent gracing our screens.
Seeing this movie after many since it hit the screens, I can only say that I am glad I did not pay to go and see it in the cinema - caught it on a free DVD recently!
Step by step you see the preparations for such a massive tour, the audition of the dancers, rehearsing songs, shooting of backdrop screens.
I didn't remembered that Christian Bale worked in this movie, so it was a real pleasure to see him in the screens.(
For the kids, there's a mystery figure cloaked in black, as well as the screens' first completely computer generated character (If they tell you he looks fake, just say it was only 1985).
screens and microphones.
The scenes of the gangster and the conflicted scientist constantly standing in front of the screens is at once deliberately "boring" and yet so weirdly disturbing.
This movie is filet mignon to the greaseburger that most finds it's way on movie screens today.
Possibly the best film Jim Carrey has ever graced the screens with.
A very refreshing and entertaining change of pace from murder and mayhem, prevalent on the screens lately.
If your experience of "limited" animation is "South Park", you can be forgiven for thinking that "limited" is just a polite synonym for "bad", since "South Park" looks crude and awkward and just plain awful even when compressed to fit the tiniest of TV screens.
Great cast (why aren't these people on our screens all the time?), completely wasted.
He may have been the screens first truly mean and scary gangster.
A year or so ago, i bought a large plasma TV and soon discovered Westerns look fantastic on these screens.
Poor and lazy attempt at getting some aboriginal actors and history on to the cinema screens.
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