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They decide to write stories about rich man Mr. Dillingwill (Walter Connelly -- played the father of the bride in It Happened One Night) that will affect his standing, as well as theirs.
White vs Red, last man standing, evil vs evil with a tinge of good barely surfacing gives this movie a turn from the usual pap so often seen in cinema.
A further problem is that the central chase is quite uninspired, with only a scene in which Bugs orders pies and then puts them in Elmer's face really standing out.
The soldiers capturing a house in the field and then losing it, Murphy blowing a tank, shooting by mistake at himself in the mirror, standing on a tank in flames, throwing grenades at a pillbox, crossing a river under fire, whatever you think it is there, and in Cinemascope, which adapts very well to the widescreen format.
It looks good standing stil, but the way it moves, swims attacks etc etc isn't very good.
Despite being bound to a chair, developing circumstances will lead to his release causing an escalating series of events which will leave few people standing.
So as I suffer from insomnia and was perfectly willing to be subjected to the normal Sunday night/Monday morning line up B-rated porn on my local movie channel, imagine my surprise to a bunch zombie-ish children standing outside waiting an ice cream man, who couldn't be just some normal evil character, no, heaven forbid we do normal, it had to be a FROGGIN STUPID SCARY PSYCHO FLIPPIN CLOWN!
watching this film on video, it made me wonder "my god, could ANYONE give his money to see it at a theather???!!!" i mean, who on earth would do such a thing?the scenario is simply so out of any possible reality, the man with the chopped finger sits and STARES all the time, instead of doing anything any man with an actual chopped finger would do! all the money they spent on making it should be givven back to the viewers for standing this suffering!THAT CANNOT BE CALLED CINEMA!
He's handed what can be coyly referred to as an ingenue role (the kind that does not demand much more than standing straight and looking pretty), more specifically, an American dilettante with scarcely any money to live on and no way to get home.
Terrible special effects, terrible dialog and way too much talking and standing around.
The lamb stew gag became a standing joke for along time amongst my crowd for years.
The result is a movie like Best Men with a challenging idea standing at the beginning and apart from that, over-loaded with characterizations created along one of those books on 'How to Write a Damn Good Screenplay'.
The supporting cast is pretty good for this studio with Philip Ahn standing out.
the special fx are ridiculous and the erotic-factor is zero, just some naked women standing around.
Some of the others are "The Last Man Standing" (not the Bruce Willis film) and "Open Fire".
Juhi wonderfully plays the role of a documentary filmmaker and a woman standing up to her abusive husband.
when double d starts to become crazy puck only thinks about himself he should of realized the problem before he passed and i was so happy when puck put all the bad neo-nazi's to sleep because he was standing up for himself.
It shows four kids standing in the attic doorway as if they are prepared to enter a dangerous other world, looking scared.
One of the guys is standing and is hit in the chest by an arrow.
Even though it's in the book the quote "Long ago, men went to sea, and women waited for them, standing on the edge of the water, scanning the horizon for the tiny ship.
Some of the editing is very bad, for example, Keitel standing on a elevated road, and a second later getting on a tram down at ground level with no explanation as to how he got down there (that part's probably on the cutting room floor.)
I am not fully clear about what the scenes of each of them standing on the beach alone was all about.The beginning was a bit rushed and the scenes with Emily and Zippo were not very clear.Otherwise I loved it and give this movie an 8 out of 10.
Strong performances all-around, with Harvey Keitel standing out with an exceptional, Oscar-worthy performance as a hard-nosed Nazi officer.
And the end was freakiest when that Kanae girl was seen standing behind Kawajiri when he was recovering in hospital.
So much is his fondness that later when he sees her standing in the middle of the street (she had wondered out of the house) he decides to take her back to his mom's place (where he lives, mom's in the hospital after falling out of a taxi) for some nookie.
As I've found myself so many times before, I was standing in front of the "horror" section.
This movie starts out with an obvious and long standing premise that bad boys (and girls) are the only ones who can start occult trouble.
Yes, it's a thriller but when there are seven people on a boat you pretty much know from the beginning that there's going to be a last man standing.
If you stop the frame where the killer is standing outside the building after doing the deed you can clearly see the man is definitely older and shorter than Sean Connery is and he is not dressed as well, he also is not carrying the cane that Connery was holding earlier in the tavern scene.
I remember seeing him standing around in the Castro (at Hibernia Beach!) in the seventies.
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