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His sexy build and physique are shown off to advantage and the role is quite a masculine one.
OK, Chuck Norris has shown up in many an entertaining movie over the years.
But to see the lack of acting skills shown, the seemingly drug-induced dancing, and then, horrors of horrors, to hear the singing of Pierce Brosnan(!),
Let's hope the "promise" of a sequel doesn't come true--That was by far the scariest thing shown in the whole movie!!
It's still dull and badly constructed, and even the print shown on cable is now emasculated of its original James Brown score.
In 1944 or whenever the hell this mad drivel was shown to impressionable 13 year olds in glorious 3000 seat velvet movie palaces on a wet day.
It was a Yash raj production 2. When the songs were first shown on TV, they seemed catchy 3. The star(??!) cast was new.
The sci-fi part of the film was very interesting and fantastic for its time, but i'm not sure if it was due to the fact it was shown directly after the Brilliant 1928 "The Wind" or if it seemed that Russian filmmakers take after what Russian novels are famous for (hundreds of characters, tangled plots) but I know for certain that the dramatic parts, as in the parts on Earth, made absolutely no sense, were boring and I became lost within about twenty minutes.
But all is not rosy in the subterranean cities of the Martians(here shown as some caves and a few rooms).
Army private Gene Kelly, who's also a talented trapeze aerialist, comes under fire for doing daring stunts without a net and alienating his high-wire cohorts; meanwhile, there's an elaborate 'camp show' to put on for Army soldiers and personnel, and the whole studio of M-G-M has shown up to join in the fun.
I think this is a waste of everybody's money for their TV licence so this can be shown 4/5 days a week.
This film seems to me to be very bold, in the fact that a naked woman is shown throughout it, especially considering the time period in which this film was made.
But instead it focuses on a little normal village that is obviously surrounded by the 'green pastures' of the Emerald-Isle that are often shown in Irish films.
The only existing print was a work print without music or final editing, but wherever it's shown, Eagels stuns and captivates with her beguiling, powerful performance.
Run to see it (when it first came out of the archives to be shown in NYC in the early 70s, the Village Voice printed a full page review, worshipping the Eagels performance).
The best part of AVP-Requiem is in fact the trailer, which as you go through the movie end up realizing that almost every single death and every really cool shot in the movie was already shown in the trailer which leaves little to be revealed and little to be excited about.
Since Everything is shown to you there is nothing left to the imagination.
Then a short story is shown about a creepy - looking farmer Elija who made a deal with Satan , to get good harvest.
After that , the present day is shown , and some guy named Sean is told that he has an old farm left as inheritance.
The film looks as if it was last shown in the eighties and I don't remember having seen it since.
It is unfortunate that so many houses have to be shown while someone is still living in them.
Before takeoff a 747 is shown to commence the taxi to the runway.
On take-off the plane is shown to have only two engines.
Storywise, there seems to be a bit of schizophrenia as far as whether the Japanese should be shown as completely despicable or if there could be exceptions.
The "Japanese" protagonist is shown as largely honourable but not beyond unwarranted cruelty such as when he murders a sedated monk so that he may have his duel.
There is, however, not much killing to be found in this movie, and none of it is explicitly shown.
The most disturbing scene in the entire movie is perhaps when Speck stomps one of the eight unfortunate nurses to death in her own bathtub, yet even this is merely implied, and not shown, save for a few unconvincing downward thrusts of Mr. Speck's leg.
But as so many animes have shown, a poor premise can be rescued by deep, realistic characters.
I've always been intrigued by the title, the star and the desert but for some (now pretty clear) reason, this film is never shown on TV or I've happen to miss it if it's ever shown.
Well, after watching the DVD, I now know why the movie is rarely shown: it's because it's not that good.
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