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It's hard to fault this film at any level: a splendid balance of action, levity, relationships, and the serious topic of America coming of age in the world.
A few cherished scene stealing, and humorous cameos to break up the serious content.
The subject is serious but the treatment is light, intelligent but light.
You can't go into this movie expecting a masterpiece, or even expecting to take anything serious at all.
Lauren Holly plays probably the more serious character in the cast as Lt. Lake. Bruce Dern is a great actor in this movie, playing probably the most serious character in the movie.
Its something that would even make the most serious or sad person in the universe laugh.
I don't know if it's as serious as it seems to try to be, but that hardly matters.
it's a good watch if u have time - deals with three friends who get into a needless bar fight, and get into serious trouble.
Biggest surprise with this film was that they've actually got some serious actors to do it (Dance and Gambon).
Return to L.D. didn't have as much wit and takes on a more serious tone but is totally captivating none the less.
This movie was great because it took the serious Robin Hood and made it something the whole family can enjoy and get a good laugh at.
No, I'm serious!
I have been a long time fan of Steve Zahn and was eager to see him in a serious role.
It turns out that Dracula is on the prowl for Edelman's daughter, but Talbot really is serious.
For all of you out there under the age of 50, "What's Happening" was a light-hearted rather quirky sitcom with very few serious moments that lasted four years (1975-1979) concerning a group of young African American high school kids living in a working class neighborhood.
If anyone ever wants to see the greatest (cheesy) scavenger hunt that was probably the beginning ideas of hazing for frats, this movie is it!!! (Watcher - has to have a serious love for cheesy 80's type movies!!)
A bright youngster interested in "serious" music (admittedly a vanishing breed--who'll play the fiddle when no one can play the violin??"--could find this an interesting fiction about street kids and great musical stars.
Visually, a great deal of it is nothing short of stunning: an art director's dream mix of Hieryonomous Bosch, Salvador Dali, Frieda Kahlo and Georgia O'Keeffe--and a valid testament to the power of film as a serious art form.
As the film that "broke out" HK cinema to the west, this is a must see for any serious fan of the genre.
Still feel the film overall could be a little tighter and warmer, but it's genuinely unique, and deserves serious attention.
I mean, it's another Dead End Kids story of sorts too, but I really appreciated them here and this film had a lot of nice comical touches along with some good serious drama.
OK, well, no one in their right mind(s) would pick up a movie titled "The Man with the Screaming Brain" and expect it to be serious.
Or is there some serious dubbing happening here?
Well filmed and very fast moving this is a non stop tale of serious magic, herbal medicines, power and corruption but also makes time for some fine sex scenes and some very bloody violence.
What matters about this film is that director Fred Olen Ray seems to realize that serious sci-fi very rarely works, and when your budget is skimpy it is best not to take yourself to seriously.
I say, most, because this movie, albeit very serious, intense, deep and really thoughtful, still suffers some drawbacks.
This one lasts for more than two hours and from time to time it becomes really hard to concentrate and follow the extremely serious plot.
Perhaps this movie didn't really took itself serious enough, since the atmosphere of the movie is mostly light.
I would particularly like a full serious lord of the rings style commentary about its origins, struggles and triumphs.
From the opening scenes of FIERCE PEOPLE (an interplay of tribal customs as photographed by the anthropologist father of the young narrator Finn Earl, demonstrating why this South American tribe of Ishkanani is so fierce) the direction of the film is nebulous: are we watching a dark comedy about comparing life in the New York streets to uncivilized peoples, or is this a message film of a more serious intent?
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