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The acting is great, the settings en decors are superb (Paris at its best- but then the real Paris, not the famous settings) and the music will do also.
Sumptuous settings and dreamy music make this a visual and aural delight.
The lush green jungle settings also add to the visual splendour on show.
A great team of producers help recreate the era and armed with great costumes, hairs and settings one will follow Ray's story believing its true, direct filming!
The period settings and trappings are beautifully realized here, but the story is timeless and could occur in any period.
The settings, music and haunting score are wonderful as well as the excellent contributions from the cast.
Eric Roberts laconic, nice investigator, his voiceover narration, the twisting plot, Dan Hedaya and Denis Lipscomb given good roles, the settings, the paintings in the artist studio scenes, the end credit sequence and the wonderfully haunting theme music that perfectly encapsulates the mood of the whole film.
As a Long Island independent film maker myself, and having have had two theatrical releases under my producing/directing belt I had always been told of how much I could learn by viewing a FRED CARPENTER production so I was lucky enough to have his "Eddie Monroe" as my initiation to his superb budgeting, production, casting, settings and masterful directing talents.
Full of the joy and celebration of all things Irish, a fine cast, with brilliant settings and superb theatrical trappings, lovely Irish music and the superlative Irish tenor voice of star Dennis Morgan, 'tis the luck o' the Irish to have such a marvelous movie to enjoy over and over again!
Tall, blond and handsome William Marshall (usually cast in musicals) hunts down the killer as the complex and increasingly creepy plot unfolds, against the swankiest settings you'll ever see in a film noir.
First of all it can count on great production values, as very few Italian films nowadays can, with wonderful settings and costumes.
Capturing a time in Québec rarely seen in movies, Mon Oncle Antoine's strength lies in the depth of its characters and the richness of the settings.
The music and settings and characters were excellent .
The story begins very strangely and promisingly but after a while becomes not much more than your typical teen terror slasher flick, although the settings helped some.
The central characters were strong and believable, the settings were realistic and brought back personal memories of a by-gone era.
The settings are faithful to the era but self-conscious in their magnification by prolonged exposure.
The late 80's saw an inexplicable rash of supernatural horror films set in gloomy penitentiary settings.
Although this is generally a cheesy jungle-adventure movie, it does have some highlights - the settings are quite beautiful, and the pacing of the adventure is good.
The drawing and settings are of no level rising to the standards of original anime.
As bizarre settings go, it's a winner and one which perfectly fits the strange movie that is "Dead Letter Office".
I'd say that Salvatores gave his best in other genres and in other settings, where he was free to look at the characters without having to think about the plot.
Maybe I am too young to relate (I was four years old in 1976), but I didn't have any problems connecting with the stories of Shakespeare in Love or Life is Beautiful and I wasn't alive for either of those settings.
With a laugh track (it didn't matter whether it was used in surgery scenes or not), it comes across as creepy, due to what's going on in the other settings.
This film might have been more, as there was suitable budget for settings, actors and a decent story line.
Oh yeah and another thing...I wished for just once I could go see an American movie which included the sadly disappearing but wonderfully bucolic settings such as the one in this film where the main characters weren't absentmindedly and/or disrespectfully littering the country side with pop cans, smashed CDs and, other such trash!
The original series combined both creepy stories and subtlety of performance with great attention to lighting and settings.
My advice is that unless you are into bad mythology, amateurish writing, unconvincing acting and tedious settings, you will best be served by leaving this one on the shelf when you're out renting videos.
This glamorous twosome are as deliberately unreal as are the London and Venice settings, but we watch simply because the leads are Fred and Ginger.
Started off with plenty of sex and sleazy settings, followed by some good death scenes involving the Chinese Organized Crime Squad and a 7-foot, leather-aproned butcher... What put me out of the movie was the tough 'hero' with the guns and a grudge saving the day...
This must, without a doubt, be the biggest waste of film, settings and camera ever.
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