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Park is interested in telling his stories mostly in the visuals, which can be difficult to follow at times.
from season to season it got better with the scripts and the stories.
Best of all, the love stories is seamlessly integrated with the story.
There are some other stories too and by the end they all neatly come together.
This version of the Gulliver stories is definitely bizarre.
The break turned into making this film, which seeks to capture the mood of the interviews with Barnils' associates, thoughts about the Spanish Civil War, the drought season they were experiencing, the rugged landscape, the Recha brothers' affection for each other, swims and suntanned nudity and whatever characters or stories they ran into as they camped out of their van.
Some stories do have happy endings.
The girl was only seen briefly specifically BECAUSE she was the one who was going to kill herself...everyone else was so wrapped up in their own stories they didn't notice her, nor did we.
No color, beautiful naive stories, funny gangsters, Anna, camera work, music.
There are some side stories that tend to become muddled, but not enough to diminish this film.
This movie tells several stories so well simultaneously that it was the first few times a movie I could not watch to completion.
The writing, the acting, the blending of several stories without being even the least bit choppy, everything about this movie is exceptional.
An absolute masterpiece, with a both bizarre and grim film about four different stories from four different locations in Sweden.
Good (not great) little horror film with a high "creep" factor (not to be confused with a 1991 movie by the same name, or the more recent (2001) Campfire STORIES).
Central tale of stranded teens telling ghost stories around a campfire in spooky woods nicely leads into, and ties together the different stories that make up the bulk of the movie (Watch for Ron Livingston (Office Space, Band of Brothers) and Jennifer MacDonald in a spirited, sexy segment ("The Honeymoon")).
It jumps around through his past, through his last day, and through some of his stories but is expertly constructed as it moves from section to section.
At the time I was surprised it was not shown on Channel 13, the Public Television Station that showed most of the Masterpiece Theater programs, but (aside from some Dorothy Sayers "Lord Peter Wimsey" stores, and THE MOONSTONE) the BBC productions rarely dealt with British detective stories.
The only qualm I had was Rob Paulsons voice seemed a little too old for the title character, but that wasn't a big deal as the stories were great, and the fact that the whole thing has a great time loop twist ending.
I think many people will enjoy it.I have read and seen quite a few lesbian stories over the years and am happy to say they are getting better and better in how they are presented.They tend to have a more positive feel for the life style and feeling's of gay women.Its nice to see two women find themselves and be as happy as others in this society.I think it is apparent that more and more movies with this theme will grace our theaters and TV screens.Many producers and directors are realizing that Lesbians live very full and wholesome lives and that we have wonderful stories that should and can be seen by individuals as well as families without hesitation.
It was very touching and very sad, yet it kept me interested, which most touching stories cannot do.
We see not merely the baby stroller but I remember the hand of a baby stepped by militar boot, someone with no feet escaping at the last minute, someone wearing glasses (then a cut edition) and then the same glasses broken by a bullet that passed through....mini stories in a single scene.
The effects are quite good and the stories engaging.
This film tells the stories of several couples coping with Post-WWII life.
The style resembles the steel engravings of Dore and Bennet and Riou that illustrated these stories with a healthy dose of Georges Melies added.Photographed in beautiful black and white the animation is of the highest order and not of a Saturday morning variety.
The plot is cliche enough with a lead role having terminal disease (this is not a spoiler and was well established quite early into the movie) The method of execution is somehow unique from most love stories you ever saw--not even a kiss was being exchanged and yet you will feel the enormous current of love between the two leads.
"Escapade" has got over the years has come from the horror stories Stan Laurel told of its production.
This is a nicely put together mystery based loosely on "The Dancing Men," one of the best of Conan-Doyle's stories.
The stories are usually a little out there but very entertaining to watch.
This is one of the periphery stories told by the Animatrix that isn't directly relevant to the war stopping One glorifying plot of the films, but Trinity, voiced by Carrie, does appear in it.
Still my experience with Balzac in other stories is that he writes as a realist, not an obscurantist.
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