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I have never played any other shooting games, but I know that this one rules above all.
A chance encounter with an Indian film shooting nearby leads her to be hired for a small dancer role in that.
But the sudden shooting of her police-bigwig boyfriend causes the ill-matched couple to hit the road, ending, like the Joads, in a California migrant-worker camp.
The main character being a gun toting, badge wearing, pair of butt cheeks, shooting at whoever he thinks to be offensive or "guilty".
This is one of those movies that you can just kick back and watch some real good non stop shooting and killing plus there are some excellent lines to go along with all of this.
I gave this film a high rating of 9/10 for five reasons.. Nicholas Cage's improvisational on the spot acting; The camera work and angles are excellent given the budget they had and only being able to have one take of each scene; The sytles, music and lingo are captured perfectly and forever; Again the music is incredible and carries the story along from scene to scene; And finally...Martha Coolidge could turn a weak script, unknown actors and a very very low budget and 20 days of shooting the entire movie into such a good and memorable movie is astounding!
The scenes depicting Roosevelt shooting and the rifles he was using was beautiful.
We especially enjoyed the scene in which the transvestite is shooting a photo novel, and while supposedly being menaced by a killer with an electric drill, is told to answer the phone and say, "I can't talk to you right now, I'm being attacked by a sadistic serial killer.
Even though some unrealistic things happen at the end (i.e. a cop shooting a gun into a crowded merry-go-round where any number of innocent could be killed), this still was an intense, enjoyable thriller, one of Alfred Hitchcock's better films.
He gets into the form of the world around him entirely, without a story, bound only to certain aspects of written poetry, as his camera (shooting on supposedly discarded film stock) wanders like in a pure travelogue.
This is a video version of a stage production, with extra shooting for the video edition.
Another fabulous movie from Catherine Breillat, this time about the difficulties of shooting a sex scene in a movie.
One of the examples is Tamura, another one the piled up bodies of Japanese soldiers in front of the church and another important one is, when the Japanese soldiers are trying to cross a street and the Americans are already waiting there for them and shooting all of the Japanese soldiers which have worse equipment and are fed worse and have no health equipment or anything alike.
AN is the best movie I ever saw because it combines great shooting with a deep philosophical perspective on so many things, starting from war in general, the clash of civilizations, the condition of soldier in wartimes (is a soldier a hero or an assassin?
Director Saks and writer I.A.L. Diamond have effectively "opened up" Abe Burrows' Broadway hit, and the film benefits greatly from New York City location shooting and excellent performances from Ingrid Bergman and Goldie Hawn.
The location shooting, the wagons, the intricate work with horses, and the inclusion of the plains Indian are all trade marks of Ford.
The resulting coma lands you in a hospital, where the nurse seems to get a kick out of shooting adrenalin into your IV.
Soon after, she starts to develop strange powers such as morphing into a puddle, shooting lasers out of her hand, and moving things with her mind.
And with the Online capabilities of newer shooting games we rarely see this old two on two death match style.
I liked getting to see Tommy Doyle back but sadly Donald Pleasance died right after shooting.
Finally, the music is simply superb, perfectly matching the images, although written and recorded before shooting, adjusted during the editorial process and then re-recorded.
The only other funny moments are Assy shooting many,many people and spending time at home - in the bathroom.
It seems that the number one location spot for shooting was in this same local park, as so many of Chaplin's and Arbuckle's films are set there!
As has been pointed out in previous posts, this movie has a somewhat loose and highly implausible script but you find yourself saying "Who cares?" while shooting milk (or insert beverage of your choice here) through your nose.
His favorite hobby is shooting birds, and at some point in the past, he presumably killed the wife of Mr. Wonderbird (a bird, played with typical flair by Peter Ustinov) leaving him with four young chicks to raise.
The shooting may be confusing, the camera always being unsteady and often focusing on secondary elements in the backgrounds.
She even grabbed one of my camera during the stockshow scene rehearsal and started shooting.
One day, while walking to my NYC apartment, I saw Stacy Keach shooting a scene for his TV series, Mickey Spilane.
D'Amato has plenty of great anecdotes about actors and his low budget film-making including a story about an assistant accidentally collecting real bones amid the fake ones while shooting in a 2,000-year-old catacomb.
Lots of shooting, innocent bystanders dying, betrayal, and that sick loyalty.
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