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Piper used brilliant clay-mation effects in the two previously stated films but here, I'm certain it has a lot to do with Shock-o-Rama Cinema, none of the fun and creative effects are prevalent.
I do agree as "Ijapa in the states" has stated that you are given an impression by the film that the RUF are responsible for the majority of the atrocities that happened in Sierra Leone.Having never lived there I would never be able to comment on this.
Despite the reported final copies that were reportedly faulty in final mixing and color switching back and forth between color and B&W, it does not interfere with the total concert experience, which is what Mr. Coverdale has stated publicly was his own personal objective for the project.
Some awkward law stated a daughter, Kirsten (who appeared out of nowhere) is said to marry Edvard.
One thing I appreciate is that Dunne and Grant's new baby actually looks fairly new, jerky movements and all - maybe not 5 weeks old, as stated, but definitely younger than the usual Hollywood "newborn".
The film works well because of how little is actually stated by the principals.
No wonder actor Cliff Robertson (her co-star in "Autumn Leaves - 1956) once stated in a documentary that she's "a damned good actress."
Usually this is stated as if the static camera leads, ipso facto, to boring, static films.
As somebody else stated so well, this is a complete waste of time and money.
One viewer stated that this move addressed some issue, one being racism, the relationship between an older white southern women and a younger under age black man?
Edward Pierce stated the gold was worth £25,000 and aroused the criminal element.
As someone stated, some series are so engrossing you begin to dream about them.
Philippe Spurrell's intention was commendable, which he stated was to educate people on the history of blacks in Canada.
Im a mountain climber and love to watch movies about climbing, that stated most movies in this genre usually have really fake seaming climbing scene for example Cliff hanger with S Stalone climbing a huge wall in the Rockies(really Dolomites in Italy) with all the gear but using none of it or the bolt gun?(no such thing).
the review by Julane stated "who knew?",everybody who knows about music history,thats who.Gloomy Sunday ,the song, has been the subject of so many movies,TV shows,plays,books,etc..Several of the "odd tales" type of TV shows,i.e.twilight zone,amazing stories,tales from crypt,etc..have all had some story about a diabolical tune that drives someone mad.Even a crow stairway to heaven episode had this plot line with Eric Daven hearing the "devils song" The real story is extremely sad,and full of dark subject matter.
As movie critic Leonard Maltin stated: "Clickly made, but about as credible as the three stooges in outer space."
Might be fun to watch as a social experiment, and as stated no one tryes to explain the phenomenon, but they do try to make big things out of nothing.
I was channel surfing in the USA and I came across some footage that made me nauseous ,courtesy of SHARK..that showed the wild horse races in the USA!.Disgusting,barbaric, ,appalling and abhorrent.I also note the AHA investigation as stated on SHARK also came up with,like Lord of the Rings..more injured and dead horses..it all sounds all too familiar..problems on set being covered up and not exposed properly thereby letting the self centered film industry get away with it again...-the second time in three years...and again the media covering it up..the bad behavior of the movie industry..I work on films...there is no need for any one or animal be harmed in the making of a movie.Large or small.We have been doing it for a while..we know what health and safety is.We are not all this bad.Kids this ain't no joke.This is not funny.If you have pets..do you let harm come to them in your house and under your care?.This is no different...on TV I saw mid west thugs doing cruel stuff to horses....unnecessarily......thugs with little in the way of common sense or decency treating animals badly ..and I presume there wives.
Everything is stated as the state of things, and there is one side versus another side, neither of which is good or bad, and Section 9 is right there in the middle trying to stop making the situation go from bad to worse.
If the themes stated can be freshly presented and funny, why can't this be a great film?
The trick using 2 different actresses for one role as stated by another user, is not unique per se, but heightens the surrealism of the movie.
One of the better films I've seen in a long time, totally not LaChapelle's style, but as Littlepirate stated this, he must not have watched all the commentary, as to why and how he shot it, without tons of lighting, and using a cameraman with a home brew backpack steady-cam.
Another day, another bad movie from the "Chilling Classics" boxed set... "Haunts" has a somewhat interesting premise (as other reviewers have stated, overtones of "Repulsion" abound): Ingrid (May Britt) is haunted by the repressed memory of her mother's suicide; she lives on a farm with her hulking uncle (Cameron Mitchell, who once again lends his seal of badness); there's a masked assailant killing local girls with a pair of scissors (in one hilarious moment, he attacks in full view of 2 policemen), and she's just met a poor-postured creep at choir practice.
Yes as many have stated, by today's standards, the casting of this movie seems ridiculous, but please keep in mind the time period that this movie was made.
As stated, this film has three small stories in it.
This film is loaded as one commenter stated with nostalgia for what never was.
As I stated above, this movie is a fun ride.
As others have stated, even the MST3K-enhanced version of this movie is terrible.
However, a previous comment incorrectly stated that this was the first film on this subject in 67 years.
As many of the other reviewers have stated, this movie presents to us a character with dreams of creating a "good life" for himself, who ends up falling into the prison system.
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