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He must have studied autistic/mentally challenged people to pull this performance off.
The worm creature at the end was just laughable, which leads me to wonder how well they studied Mister Giger's original designs...Full of cliches and predictability.
The main character would never make it into Harvard, he's not smart enough... not to mention he never went to class or studied.
My husband was a stage hypnotist, in the 1950's, having studied psychology at The Detroit Institute of Technology in Detroit Michigan.
I'd like to think I know a little about the way they work, having studied film at university (not that that makes me an expert, mind you).
John Gielgud in his second Julius Caesar film role, this time as Caesar himself, is studied and brilliant.
I have carefully studied every difference between the movie and the novel.
A little slow and studied, but very worthwhile and ultimately moving.
So here we have a present day crime thriller crossed with sci-fi time travel...And, this movie kicks butt, works so well, in fact, it's nuances should be studied in film school.
Showing clearly Stalins ruthlessness but also giving so much well deserved credit to the ordinary Soviet peoples struggles and efforts to survive both their own and a foreign dictator.It gives a much more balanced look on how the war was fought and can give much understanding also to the development of the cold war and also understanding on what can be seen as a Russian obsession with the war.After have studied this documentary and read books in the subject one have no doubt anymore that the war affected the Russian people hardest of all nations.A brilliant historical documentary at its best!
To anyone who has studied Vietnam, Go Tell The Spartans portrays it quite accurately.
(Although that is an insult to Michael Myers.) 3. the 'teens', whilst running from this hideous frightening killer (who wears a snarl like she's posing for her 'high school' picture on a bad hair day), look like they studied acting with cartoon characters right down to the double takes, the "I want to get away, someones chasing me, but I think I'll stand here and wait for her to come down the hall", and rounding the corners as if wearing clown shoes.
I have studied the women's movement, and I have found the movie accurate and well told.
I think, however, films like this need to be viewed and studied for those of us who are chasing the unicorn that is filmmaking.
I would really like it more if 1) The husband at least was replaced... ugh how can she stand him; 2) The couple or maybe even single person.... yeah that would be nice studied up on the local culture and customs and language prior to visiting anywhere.
One that really should be studied in any film course that is on offer at tertiary institutions around the world.
The writing, directing and acting are dead-on, with Warren Oates a stand-out (his performance should be studied by anyone who wants to act), and James Taylor surprisingly intense and charismatic.
While wandering on the street, David meets Judy who studied with him in the elementary school and they spend the day together.
And the second one is even worse, you see almost no emotion in the leading role called george, it's like he studied the first movie (John Travolta), and is trying to act like John Travolta, almost like a robot, because i totally mis the emotion in his words and face.
His sister's husband had a mysterious stroke while jogging and Ed studied Pharmacy in College.
My class and i studied this film as our A-level focus film for our exam and we all loved it.
This movie was filmed at Cal State University Northridge, where I studied anthropology myself, and I doubt that any of my professors would have any of these idiots as students.
I foolishly watched the film because I studied the book and it was probably the worst mistake I made.
Recently, I have studied for one semester at a university in London and therefor I was very keen to see "Wonderland" when I got back to Germany.
Perhaps the entire cheerleading team borrowed a time stopping device from the bad plot department and studied choreographed performance arts for 2 years straight.
Julie is charming, brilliant, and marvelous as Emily Dickinson on-stage in a performance that will forever should be studied by acting students all around the world.
This film is entertaining and does not need to be put under a microscope and studied, if you don't like the beginning, Turn it Off !
This is not as great as the Anthony Mann films I've studied in grad school.
I have always loved documentary films and studied film in university.When a friend of mine told that there was a documentary on beauty pageants that was going to be on television, I tuned in.
This delightful documentary shows the secrets of many clever tricks that were a mystery until two film historians studied Charles Chaplin's works.
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