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excellent acting especially when german high command refuses in the name of chivalry to present medal kaiser ordered struck.
For me, like most folks here, Before Sunrise struck a deep chord in me, I was truly stunned, moved, inspired by it.
I caught the last half of this movie on cable one night and was struck by just how morbid it was.
The scene where Antwone finally meets his mother summed up the movie for me, there were so many ways that could have been done and it could have been all schmaltzy or it could have been unrealistic but Washington struck exactly the right tone, his mother never said a word and could only shed a tear, while antowne asked simply why.
After several awful American action adventure films (Ballistic, Daredevil, Cradle of Life) Zhu Warriors struck me as brilliantly original filmmaking.
The hour lesson after John's death in real-life struck home to me.
The first thing that struck out at me was the cinematography.
I was also struck by Nicky's and Gillian's mannerisms--it was as if the director wanted him to appear effeminate and Gillian to appear masculine.
The gestures Nicky makes when he's showing Redlich his powers especially struck me.
This film struck me as a project that had a lot of the right ingredients, but somewhere along the way they didn't quite come together.
The dedications at the end go straight to a bunch of horror directors, but with most dedication towards Dario Argento really struck me as cool, these folks who wanna make movies of a newer genre.
Overall, this movie struck me as awestruck.
The story is simple enough, boy meets girl etc.. What struck me as humorous and heartfelt was, the people in the movie didn't seem like caricatures written into the story,but rather non-actors plucked temporarily from their real jobs(uniforms included).
Just saw this film last night on Sundance and one thing that struck me about this film was the similarity to the works of Dario Argento, even down to the gloved hands of the murderer (albeit white gloves, instead of the black ones in Argento's films), did the director use his hands like Argento does as well?
This was the first Filipino movie I came across, and it instantly struck a chord.
I use the F-word liberally myself, and this document just struck me as ridiculous.
Russel Johnson departs from his lovable Professor persona and plays a drunk who is struck down by the blob.
The film starts off in a parallel fashion to the famous Orson Wells radio drama of 1938; opening with "ordinary programming," which is then cut in upon by a brief news bulletin that reports of meteors had struck the Earth, in three countries: France, China, and the USA.
Gary Cooper delivers, with a formidable supporting cast, an excellent performance which struck a cord with audiences who had seen it way back when.
A nice balance is struck between his craziness as Bill and Winkler's calm, yet clumsy and likable Chuck.
I stumbled onto this program on the Discovery Channel completely by accident and was struck by the incredible audacity of Les Straud to undertake such an enterprise.
I was so awe struck that I returned the following night to see it again.
The end was the best, it actually struck a cord with me.
Sure, the Eastwest "pan and scan" person probably was asleep when this cropping atrocity was perpetrated, but that doesn't explain the poor dubbing, poor acting, poor plotting, silly exploration of the landlady's attic by first a cigarette lighter and then a struck match (what DID happen to Julie's landlady, and, more importantly, WHY?), cheap sexual teasing (there is NO scene in this movie that resembles the DVD cover used here at IMDb), and silly denouement confirming the movie-watcher's suspicions that the whole heist caper was all a bunch of misguided hooey from the get-go.
In viewing this film multiple times, I was struck by a new facet of the character of the film's principals each time I viewed it.
You know he's a bad guy, yet you're struck by his intelligence and charisma.
There's a fine balance struck between what one would see in countless other Allen films involving the neurotics in relationships, the mockery placed on the 'normal' people who just cannot connect with the Allen persona, and also with a side of the wacky comedy bits that one sees in Allen's writings at the time (lots of homage, parody, self-referential dialog, etc).
Watching 'Gregory's Girl' for the first time in over two decades, one is immediately struck by reminders of when it was made: the grainy film, the dreadful soundtrack, the big hair of both its male and female characters.
But then suddenly it struck me.
The scenes of these tenants being moved to a soul-less huge apartment complex where every room is the same and people just sit on benches waiting to die struck me as particularly horrific.
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