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My comment would have been added to the RELEASE DATE section, but I couldn't find a place for it.
I decided to check out Nothing as it sat in our Canadian section, and I've been trying to support my country's movie industry.
The only section that obviously cries out for sound is the final scene, where Brooks is watching the rushes for her test 'for a sound film': footage which plays constantly in the background as the action unfolds, with her mouth moving in ceaseless soundless song.
I saw this in the early 70s (when I was 16), and despite the long slow set-up, meetings, riots, etc, once the desert section began all fell into context and I loved it.
One day, I was just searching though my On-demand list through the anime section and came across it, and decided to watch it.
In the trivia section for Pet Sematary, it mentions that George Romero (director of two Stephen King stories, Creepshow and The Dark Half) was set to direct and then pulled out.
Enter a modern flying machine piloted by the Cabell of the first section of the film, now part of Wings Over the World, an International Scientists' Coalition, who are planning to end warfare forever.
In section three, a future Cabell argues with a future Passworthy over the morality of human science.
The last section of the film, the grand dance sequence, is very impressive.
It's only fair that Newcombe have the last word about the film, which at this writing you can find in the "news" section at the brianjonestownmassacre website.
The section of the show where she salutes burlesque goes on a little too long but she does manage to incorporate her old Sophie Tucker jokes here to good advantage (even though she actually forgets one joke in the middle of telling it, but her ad-libbing until she remembers it is hysterical).
Then, I went to the Comic/Manga section and spotted this book.
Go way back to page ten of this review section, and work your way back up.
I just saw this film last night at Toronto Film Festival where it was playing under the Midnight Madness section.
And, IMHO, I think the Smooth Criminal sequence (the choreographed section) beats anything else Michael Jackson did up to that point!
I have seen the recent Region 2 DVD of this movie displayed in the "horror" section in an Oxford Street store and also advertised as a "classic thriller".
But in the Pervert's Guide to Cinema he also makes even the more far-reaching points a point of departure from any other analysis I've seen on a collective section of films.
No mention of it in the trivia section for either movie here (IMDB), but I would bet a dollar to a donut it's the same prop.
This part of the episode, along with the ending section, also made liberal use o Title Cards, just like "the Old Time Movies."
Thereafter, the recruit settles in the Ironbound section of Newark, NJ, and is responsible for many of that area's unsolved murders and missing persons since then.
And then only because I moved into another section of the country.
If you intend to purchase or rent this film be warned that even though it will be in the horror section and the title, box art and description on the box will lead you to belive it is a horror movie, IT IS NOT A HORROR MOVIE.
I actually sat through the "making of" section of this DVD, and upon finding out that it was made with no budget and mostly straight actors then it all made sense.
At the same time the giallo stylings dilute the intention of making a more serious film so its more artistic leanings (the odd section set in Padua) end up being fun but out of place.
The opening and ending section with the small kids was also very moving.
Rent "Lost In America" instead and watch the Las Vegas section, especially Garry Marshall's inspired turn as a casino owner, and you'll see what this film aspired to be, but sadly "The Grand" didn't have the right dealer at the helm.
Now while this would have been a good premise for a thriller in the drama section, it seems really out of place in the horror section.
These include the wonderfull supporting cast of section 8 that dwelled at the resort, particularly Ed and Fitz, that Dave led.
"200 cigarettes" is definitely a film for the no looking section.
Perhaps the most interesting part was the section on Black Metal, with interviews with both Norwegian church burners and advocates balanced against the Minister of one of said burnt churches without going the easy road into provocations and angry sniping.
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