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I like Ghost stories.
Good ghost stories of bumps in the night, voices that cannot be explained.
As special efx have a ever more grip on todays films, some times to find a real gem , you gotta turn the clock back to the time when the writers and directors really had to use their heads to create really good ghost stories.
The only other 2 Ghost Stories to even come close was the ORIGINAL " The Haunting " and George C. Scott in " The Changling " .
Wish someone would do more ghost stories like these.
If you are self programed to resist "life-afirming" stories, just stay away and leave the pleasure to the rest of us who still believe.
Not only is he making outrageous sums of (probably taxfree) loot for making up stories (lying guilt trip) but he is too cheap to pay for a hair cut, hence he hustles the beauty salon owner.
I have to admit I was highly skeptical of how Hollywood would dramatize the actual history and events and was actually quite impressed on how close they stayed to what was constantly reported on local newscasts and Philadelphia Inquirer news stories throughout the time period.
Given the title, this first follow-up to QUARTET (1948) obviously reduces the number of W. Somerset Maugham stories which comprise the film.
Along the way, stories were dramatized with actors portraying the original cast and crew.
Even now, certain moments can reduce me to tears of laughter - Felix interrupting Oscar in the middle of a ball game with a dinner request, Oscar cracking up and chasing Felix around the apartment, the giggling 'Pigeon Sisters' brought low by Felix's sob stories, and of course, the legendary cafeteria scene ( later ripped off by Nora Ephron's 'When Harry Met Sally' ).
wells like Jules Verne had a vision for the future with his stories.a
Talk to your loved ones, listen to and record their stories, tell people you love them, resolve differences.
I'm not sure why this little film has been banished into obscurity, as despite some rather silly goings on; The Sentinel is a clever and inventive horror film that gives most of the highly praised ghost stories of today more than a run for their money.
This is an awesome Amicus horror anthology, with 3 great stories, and fantastic performances!, only the last story disappoints.
There are also small stories going on with the teachers of the school.
Who" (pack the whole series in a set of, uhm, maybe 300 DVD's, please, I couldn't expend more for it, 8), "People of Tomorrow", and several other 'low budget', but great stories to be available within my reached zones.
I speak and understand English, but not all my relatives do, including my parents, whom introduced me into these great stories...
What it doesn't have is a resonance that all great stories and some very rare movies have that stay with the viewer long after the experience of reading or seeing it is over.
As a matter of fact, I've tended always to shy away from Westerns because, in spite of all their critical cachet as America's primal stories (or whatever), they seem to me to forever devolve into tiresome retreads of either "shoot up the Injuns," "the big gunfight," or "Hey, let's form a posse!"
I love the fact that they gradually reveal the stories concerning the characters!
Johnny and June Carter Cash financed this film which is a traditional rendering of the Gospel stories.
Its so alike todays stories that we see and hear and I believe people can learn a lot from reading this book.
Generally speaking, I am a fan of movies based on worthy true stories.
Stories about the possibility of a post-apocalyptic future have been around for ages, since the very creation of science-fiction as a genre per se.
It's odd that no animal life, even insects, seems to exist here (how are flowers pollinated, for example), but things turn really odd when members of the landing party start seeing people from their past (Kirk has a people-heavy past, it turns out), as well as figures from other well-known fantasy stories.
This is one of the most amazing stories I have ever seen.
It's a set of four stories all revolving around the tenants of a charmingly old-fashioned house and their various gruesome and horrific fates, all tied together by a wrap-around story about a Scotland Yard inspector searching for a missing horror film star.
He reads comic-book hero stories and loves wrestlers and wrestling, Going to WrestleMania with his twin brother Eugene on their birthday is a yearly tradition.
I'm a great horror fan, escpecially of Clive Barker's stories and movies, and participating in a horror story like this makes me yearn for more games that emphasizes atmosphere and a more involving story.
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