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The first reason is because I am a big James Belushi fan and the second is for the action sequences.
James Belushi is funnier than he was in K-9 and the action sequences at are better too.
This masterpiece of lesbian horror comes from exploitation master Joseph W.Sarno.It features plenty of soft core sex,really hot lesbian sequences plus a lot of naked women.The acting is pretty good and the film is quite atmospheric and well-made.Marie Forsa is one of the hottest chicks I have ever seen in a horror movie-it's a visual pleasure to see her wonderful body.Sarno really knows how to pick up hot looking ladies.A must see for fans of sexploitation!
The build up towards the typical mafia execution sequences (guided by an excellent Riz Ortolani score) are extremely tense and the actual killings are sadistic and merciless, which is probably why the film is considered to be somewhat of a grindhouse classic.
There are no loops and sequences in which the art decreases in quality.
It contains some unbelievable stunts and jaw dropping fight sequences as well as some very funny scenes as well.
There are a few striking sequences of pure animation--for example, Cinderella is reflected in bubbles drifting through the air--and the design is rich and evocative throughout.
"Men of honor" has also quite an excellent story-line and probably the most exciting diving sequences of the movie history.
It's quite hard to see how a sound version could have been created, since it is shot with pure silent technique, long wordless sweeps of narrative without a single intertitle -- save for a few disconcerting sequences where Louise Brooks, playing a French typist, is quite visibly speaking in English...
Some of the set piece dance sequences so much is going on, I didn't know where to look next.
The movie kept my interest all the way through without getting slow anywhere, with good riding action sequences.
One of the film's weakest points is the annoying chain of sequences copied from Pretty Woman.
Thus you have combat sequences with subtitles (come on!), a cluelessly unromantic Doc Savage (he was uncomfortable around women in the pulps, not an idiot), Monk Mayfair in a nightsheet (a scene guaranteed to give you nightmares for several nights), and the totally hokey ending with the secondary bad guy encased in gold like a Herve Villechez posing for an Oscar statute.
Despite loving Rita Hayworth, finding the final few sequences of the film intriguing and being able to appreciate some of the subtler "symbolic" aspects of the cinematography, The Lady from Shanghai didn't quite work for me.
Great dance sequences and it is not only the bodies that move smoothly and with electricity but the camera moves with great fluidity and intelligence as well.
The dance sequence with Jerry Mouse is one of the most entertaining and amazing dance sequences I have ever seen.
The use of ambient street music is a precursor to the incredible long opening shot in Touch of Evil, and the mysterious Chinese characters and the sequences in Chinatown can only be considered as the inspiration, in many ways, to Roman Polanski's Chinatown.
Most of the settings seem like they were made in the early 60s (except for the shrink's office, which was dated in a different way), and if you leave the Neve Campbell sequences out, the whole film has a washed- out early 60s ambience.
I recorded a subsequent airing of the film a year or two later and kept watching the Ramones concert sequences over and over again, thinking "Man, these guys kick ass!
Although The Enforcer is an alright film with a couple of good action sequences, it doesn't get the dirty and gritty impact that the other three films do.
Eastwood has many "aside" sequences that have nothing to do with the plot, but show Harry at his bad-assed best.
The subtle pieces in the action scenes are there for an attentive viewer and the choreography of these action sequences is superb.
The film also includes many flashback sequences (potentially) explaining this family curse.
He knows how to use pans, slow-motion sequences, tracking shots, crane shots, etc. in a beautiful, smooth way.
Hilarious pantomime sequences.
It's basically a Arnie flick, with all the well-choreographed action sequences and one-liners such an undertaking requires.
There are some great nightmare sequences, including one where Breckin Meyer plays a stoner who gets trashed, falls asleep and gets stuck in a video game to which Freddy controls.
The first two sequences of this movie set up the two conflicts: the -thematic- conflict between the soldier Todd and his suppressed humanity, and the -physical- conflict between Todd and his bio-engineered replacement.
Sylvester Stallone is impressive as Gabe Walker the expert climber especially in the action/fight sequences but some of them definitely border on the line of unrealistic.
The action/fight sequences are well executed but as mentioned before some aren't very realistic no matter how tough you are.
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