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I can easily notice that the settings weren't exactly "cheap" but porn settings nonetheless.
I'm a law school student, and I was horrified that people, in our country or in others, do not protest that they have some basic human and civil rights in interrogation settings.
The settings are beautiful and believable which is not the case for most "knight" and dragon movies.
It's hard to believe that this was not filmed in China the settings looked so authentic.
Between uncooperative winds and rain and with settings in parts of seven different Kansas locations they managed to pull together this film, which will have you on the edge of your seat all the way through.
From the cast to the script and the settings.
None of the settings look like they were constructed on a sound stage.
Wheras Pixar create original characters, stories, settings and music, Dreamworks repetitiously offend by piling on cliché after cliché.
The locations and the settings are beautiful.
The nature of totalitarian, ideologically driven regimes makes them good settings for drama and the presentation of the best and worst of human nature.
Really beautiful settings and magnificent animals.
I saw a sneak peek of this film while watching The lion king on video and was excited about an American film, a great break from the recent films where the main settings were in Austrailia, France, Arabia, and Africa.
The music, the mood, the settings just made the film so real, so authentic in such a way the you cannot help but feel the passion this film is so full of.
The physical settings only authenticate things, while some films with subtitles can be sometimes awkward, this films' subtitles only make you feel the film more & draw you into the story more.
The plot is very weak, the settings plastic, the score terrible and the dialogue cheesy.
The football (complete with stock footage of England's National Team in action) and essence of the atmosphere stay true to the intended settings' accuracy and makes for a great opportunity to play off the characters via their differing interest in the British National Sport ensuring that the characters brim with a level of anticipation of each others' next direction that mirrors the results of the team they barrack for, the 3 Lions of England.
I was particularly blown away by the art direction - the settings are twistedly beautiful and the lighting evocative of a west end stage musical.
The humor, adventure,family settings where wonderful.
This film is nice as a step out of the usual backgrounds or settings for movies.
Over all I'd say watch the Alfred Hitchcock version if you want beautiful settings and handsome actors that get to the core of the characters.
All of the scenes, plots, characters, settings, dialog seem to be lifted from other movies.
Great screenplay, acting and settings combine to make a dynamite film.
The settings are about the only things, that have any redeeming quality.
The allegorical settings and Dostovyskian love fable may not find favor with the common people .
I loved the characters, the music, the settings and the humor injected.
i saw the 185 minute version and maybe that's why i don't give it a higher review...i don't agree with Roger Ebert's take on this but i do think it's way over rated...the acting is good enough and the settings, hues, rooms, buildings, camera work etc. are spectacular and beautiful to look at...the couple's relationship gets to be a drag to watch...one, no nuttier than they other...if he cared about her he would've come up with a shrink or something...i felt, after awhile, the thing was too contrived...i heard one reviewer say Betty Blue is great and Million Dollar Baby was lousy and i wished i hadn't read that dude because he told the ending...at least this is a spoiler...i think Betty Blue is OK but Million Dollar Baby light years more enjoyable and moves along telling lots more in the time alloted...this is a pretty film, a slow film, well acted and put together...the story is contrived too much...a different, but same, Cuckoos Nest...it's a comedy at times cutting itself up i think...some of the characters , at times , 'over acted'...i enjoyed it though.
The movie's settings could have carried it off as historical movie but there was a modern tinge to it for no apparent reason.The performance of the characters was up to the mark.
It was probably this naturalistic use of settings which gave the whole film much of it's credibility.
Another asked if we really needed ANOTHER homage to Hitchcock since De Palma's been doing it for years; however, one look at De Palma's films and THIS film and the difference is night and day: De Palma's films, which could be considered almost a Hyper-Hitchcock, are almost TOO jokey and slavish to its directors flights of fancy, while Benton's film exhibits the cool reserve, almost detachment, of its sophisticated New York settings.
The opening sequence is somewhat chilling and the settings of Hellhole are very well-utilized in terms of atmosphere, lighting, etc...
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