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Fabulous ladies in fabulous outfits in wonderful settings and the whole thing constantly on the move and accompanied by a wonderful Bruno Nicolai score.
This can be easily seen in the settings, the lack of good, quality actors, and the special effects(what few there are).
This is a reasonably faithful (to Rex Stout) movie and it has very good period piece settings.
The settings are so imaginative.
It had good settings, characters, actors/actresses, music, and a good plot.
It had glamorous settings, exquisite fashions, beautiful women, and intriguing often ground breaking plots.
Under the artist name of Mata Hari she made a comet career as an "exotic dancer" in lavish settings with a less than genuine Indian/oriental touch.
The British version emphasized the songs' emotional resonance in the characters' lives; when they lip-synched them, they generally remained in their ordinary settings.
The settings were so beautiful: the environments, the historical portraying, the story, the clothing and, not the least to mention, the acting.
The settings and costumes are wonderful depictions of life long ago and the overall production values are very high.
The settings are all wrong, there is nothing of the great openings and large masses of people that acted the Revolution.
I personally enjoyed the period of settings, customs, " Cooking demo" colorful costumes, etc. as well as finding the character believable and engaging.
When I watched this with my brother we were laughing so much that our stomach were in agony for days... I just watched Cohen's The Stuff and there were similarities like Moriarty's wooden acting and really campy settings and lousy special effects.
The plot is so pathetic it's not even worth mentionning; ditto for the script, characters, settings, acting, directing, production values... Brandy Norwood's "performance" here wasn't even worth the money it cost to the producers to fly her to L.A. for a meeting to ask her to star.
Perfectly cast, perfectly acted, beautiful scenery, costumes, settings... Every woman who has seen this movie immediately falls in love with Colin Firth's Darcy.
I watched FRAT FRIGHT (also known as HAPPY HELL NIGHT), NIGHT SCHOOL, SORORITY HOUSE MASSACRE and this film, HELL NIGHT, one after the other during the span of an entire week, and I have to say that all horror films in academic settings pretty much suck.
Hailing from Ireland, it takes plenty of liberties in its character's settings and mannerisms.
The settings and location truly match the descriptions as described in the book written by the father-of-all-survivors Henri Charriere.
I loved the costumes, the settings.
No fancy settings or beautiful people, two "misfits" careen through life tied together by the bonds of love, surviving all that the world can dish out.
I bet the scenes inspired tripe like Harry Potter (juveniles chasing mysteries in old English school settings, eh?).
The direction is taut, the cinematography excellent, the settings convincing and I also especially appreciated the excellent use of music to dramatise key scenes.
The settings here seemed wrong.
I recommend this to any fan of this style of humor, dystopian settings and/or the duo of Jean-Pierre and Marc.
Gone is the New Wave Modernism; the natural settings, hand-held cameras and dialogue that captures the quintessential nature of being human.
The images and the settings are truly beautiful.
This movie contains an intelligent and even educational story and it has great settings and costumes of the 14th century.
Don Michael Paul's second film as a director starts out surprisingly stylish with elegant camera-work and a patient drawing of characters and settings.
Now I am al for pretty pictures, but as I was approaching the end it just all became a bit too much: the predictable switches between high and low society, the over-the-top staged settings (Bella Wilfer in front of her cottage in the last installment), the stilted switches between scenes.
There are incredibly realistic settings and foreign languages that made me feel as though I were there.
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