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Flashback, to Estonia, the prostitute is a virginal choir girl, singing about the "Peace of Jerusalem" (in English mind you), pure driven snow outside (another "message") and suddenly Rose appears: OK now I'm totally lost.
'A Winter Tale' reminded me of a snow globe.
Not only because it happens in winter (hence snow) and not only because the world of this small black Toronto community gets shaken (as snow globes do) by the accidental shooting death of a young child ... but also because of the closeness and intimacy of everything.
The feeling was of being invited into a small space (like a snow globe) to meet these characters, experienced with an emotional and visual closeness (e.g.
Why is there snow on top of the mountains in Brazil and Mayans were never in South America; it was the Incas that inhabited that area.
Mixed with snow?
The potty humor, snow ball fight, mini bike, etc, etc, etc were just awesome!
Smoke bombs in the snow, visible strings on the flying saucers.
Lacombe says that officially the three men were caught and died in a snow storm.
Didn't Walter Matthau and Robin Williams stand in some snow at one point?
Decoys was a very weird film, in fact my first impression, before I read the back, was that it had something to do with monsters or aliens roaming a snow covered forest, kind of like a Windego themed movie, but I was wrong.
Production-wise I did like Robert Mitchum's red coat and the movie did bring out the ultimate dreariness of wide open snow country.
I hate that sooooo much and this whole movie comes from the computer: The snow, the helicopter, the oil rig and the shark.
Anywho, if you are lucky enough to run across "The Texas Nailgun Massacre" in your local video store (which you won't) I highly suggest you keep walking, because only those with hearts as pure as snow and strength as mighty as the wind blows can handle what lies in front of you on that movie store shelf..."Critters 3." But right next to that is a movie...I'm sorry, let me rephrase that, a revolution that is "The Texas Nailgun Massacre."
When one insane team member is found dead naked on the snow, the environmentalist James Hoffman (James Le Gros) suspects that sour gases may have been accidentally released in the spot provoking hallucinations and insanity in the group.
Thank goodness I saw it on video because I was able to fast-forward through many of the "trudging through snow" scenes.
When any character went from one scene to another, the audience was forced to watch the entire walk through the snow from building to building--even if the buildings were miles apart.
Hey, I got it, there's lots of snow there--all right, give us a break!
This virus, in the opening scene, is lost in mountains of snow waiting for the thaw that unleashes it on the world.
didn't like it at all was not what i expected it ruined a classic and the story was way off as the Iggy's dad was not the mayor and it was in fact Mrs Claus who went to mother nature not Santa himself and the characters were all wrong it did not have one good point in the who thing they even managed to ruin the snow miser and heat miser songs it was a major disaster i changed the channel and never went back too see it may now Hollywood will leave well enough alone but I'm not holding my breath anyways it was a waste of air time some might find it amusing but i did not and it was awful hopefully it will never air again but I'm not holding my breath on that one either
Different lighting...different mountain, different snow, but what does it matter when you get a good chuckle.
This mystery snow does not effect the trees though, they don't move?
The scene in the snow is thus not only the victory of joy and will to live over war (because we aren't allowed to forget these guys are in a war area), but also the liberation one feels when one is finally allowed to express feelings forbidden by society.
Goes slow, slow, slow through the snow... and ends nowhere.
And then we have snow.
The snow scenes are reminiscent of "Dr.
Hey, someone had to die of a little snow in the 70s..it was bound to happen.
Also, if the movie was set in Idaho, then why there is no snow and why the people are wearing summer clothes?
And much more than that: war of White and Red Roses, Gollum for a sheriff, chest, full of gold, old lady - gunfighter (who happened to be also animated eight-handed woman and Quentin Tarantino's lover), Tarantino himself, rather weather-beaten and riding steampunk-crafted wheelchair, raining bullets, Japanese mountains in the autumn, fight in the snow and so on.
I think it involved snow.
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