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A serious Oscar contender, Everything is Illuminated is a powerful, original, and, why not say, illuminated movie.
The film is, when push comes to shove, actually only a part of the entire DVD that in its whole is a document of the difficult situation serious filmmakers find themselves in having to survive in a world that is monopolized by the few Very Big Ones who don't really allow any other players on their market turf.
So, pseudo serious and sexually free.
It would have been far better if they had done what Disney did with Education For Death and been totally serious.
After some serious consideration about being too young, I was allowed to go.
King of Queens is a rare comedy that has all the right ingredients to give you serious belly laughs which is normally caused by Arthur Spooner, I think its about time this comedy gets the hype it deserves and not the lame Raymond & CO.
Was in serious doubt about renting the DVD or not.
It's a teen movie that's actually serious, which is a rarity.
See this if you loved all the old serious flicks and have a sense of humor... this one is a hoot.
Writer/director Mario Costa ably crafts a sordidly compelling portrait of a severely sick and twisted piece of sniveling low-life work: the plot unfolds at a steady pace, the tone is appropriately gritty and serious, and the exciting action scenes are staged with real skill and brio (the shoot-outs in rock quarries are especially gripping and thrilling).
Kane was a seriously great horror movie actor, he had this serious look the entire movie and it would never change.
This is an absolute Must Have for anyone who is a serious fan of acting!
This film is a very descent remake of the famous Fritz Lang's masterpiece "M- Murder".It is well made and with a entertaining key to speak about pretty serious events and contemporary problems in Eurobe but not only the whole world.The ethnic intolerance is such a huge evil and very contagions nowadays.
Most of the silent films I've seen have been serious in nature, so it was fun to see one with a comic touch.
It is really original, and it is also very funny and everyone laughed a lot but by the end it gets more serious and we all ended up crying.
The tone remains serious throughout, but the film has a nice line in black-humour, friendship and romance at it's heart.
My advice: watch it with a serious crowd or better yet, by yourself, not unlike how you'd read an editorial from your favorite news magazine.
For a guy primarily known for serious roles, De Niro is a heckuva comic actor.
This movie was advertised as a comedy but was far more serious than the trailers made it out to be.
It's a somewhat dramatic and serious story about a man looking for love, but done with great comedic writing and acting.
It's a hilarious and serious movie.
If the good guys and bad guys are too obviously pronounced for a serious film, and yes Sam Waterston's mustachioed, fur-clad villain is comic-opera (and not in the multi-leveled manner of Bill The Butcher from 'Gangs of New York'), and yes, the townsfolk do seem a touch 'Fiddler On The Roof' on occasions, then a few dozen serious films made since then, including 'Titanic' and the graceless 'Cold Mountain' (which bears certain similarities and is a notable failure in convincing qualities compared to this film) can be castigated for exactly the same reason.
However the series carried very many serious messages such as the episode 'Branded' about the bigotry and ignorance that was attached to conscientious objectors.
Their only commonality is the desire to make a serious comment about a war that took millions of lives.
The movie starts of as a fast, stylish and just plain fun political satire but in its second halve the movie gets more serious of tone, in an almost Oliver Stone kind of way.
The movie can also be very serious at times.
The film is a little long (even in the 105 min director's cut I saw) and gets way too dark and serious at the end.
It dealt with a serious situation but didn't take itself too seriously.
Everybody who knows anything about Sinatra knows he thought this was his best-ever performance; he was Oscar-nominated; it was the first serious look at drug addiction; etc.,etc.
It is a most touching work of art, weaving the serious, serene, and lighter sides of life for this family.
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