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Thomas Ince always had a knack for bringing simple homespun stories to life with fullness and flair.
The invaluable Mel Blanc supplied the voice for Snafu, and the stories and rhyming narration for many of the films was supplied by Theodor Geisel, i.e.
There is also the patchwork recollections of John's wife (Sharon - played by Lisa Kudrow) and his girlfriend (Dawn - played by Kate Bosworth) that fill in the spaces between the two stories.
I love the re-telling of the characters' back stories which often give rise to new dimensions for us to see them in.
For me some of the time this didn't work - the cattle drive and the regulars provided the best stories.
However there were still some classic stories and Rawhide remained top drawer affair.
This film never received the attention it deserved, although this is one of the finest pieces of ensemble acting, and one of the most realistic stories I have seen on screen.
All the characters were wonderful and all the stories engrossing, but perhaps the most tragic concerns the man and his young son who live in an abandoned car.
These stories have already for the most part gone through as many permutations as we can bear, so what we're left with is how good is the acting, how smart are the setups and bad guys, how well crafted is the main plot etc etc.....so the Sentinel does a solid job given it's content.
We see this in our own family relationships, yet our love and our families and their stories endure throughout generations of time.
Barman paints his characters with great deal of verve and competently interweaves their individual stories, a tour the force that reminds of the best work of Robert Altman and Paul Thomas Anderson.
I always enjoy those stories about groups of misfits/loners coming together and becoming a family .
Yes, this is their interpretation of the story, and it is understandable that true stories require sensationalism and at times the modification of the original plot to grab the viewers attention.
This a good episode of The New Twilight Zone that actually includes interesting ideas and clever stories (I note both of them are based on short stories).
it brings to mind the writings of Stephen King and the remembered childhoods filled with terror from stories like IT - as the exact opposite.
To be fascinated with a story such as this, when you rarely hear of these types of stories that shape current day mental health, is the most important thing.
The best and most unpredictable stories are all true ones.
Actual footage of the battles is interspersed with interviews of those involved in the stories.
Not one of your harder-hitting stories, and that's a real strength of this film.
It's like some loopy episode of Oz, and all the more entertaining because the characters and their bizarre stories are real.
I LOVE these stalker type stories.
Each day when we are bombarded with stories of mass murderers, I think of this film and the exhausting work the people do who try to find the killers.
I like when I discover movies like this, little, tender stories about ordinary people.
I've had a morbid fascination with tornadoes for more than 40 years, since my 5th grade teacher, a native Texan, told stories of ones he saw in his youth.
I also just enjoy based on fact adventure stories.
And it's build in a way of having a few different stories that are being connected together.
His stories and his style have a spell that cross the screen.
This way our attention is focused on the dancers' movements and individual stories and struggles as they unfold during a marathon day of try-outs.
The revelations of the dancers themselves began promisingly enough with the "I can do that" number, but then it plodded a little at various points while the dancers were telling their stories.
Frankly, their stories differed little from real life folks who never get a chance like this.
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