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Filmed in MTV style, fast cuts, crazy camera angles, tight close ups and animation interludes.
Some people seem to think Cimino intended this as a "style".
The 1972 version does attempt to address this style and what the book is - A love story with war looming in the background.
Her bugging her eyes out in surprise and just generally over-doing everything was not in the same style as Dietrich and Art Lund.
The story is an attempt at a twilight zone style feel but fails badly.
Both have same style animation, that's obvious because of the director, both have lame soundtracks which suck like the Antichrist, and both have terrible endings.
I saw this movie yesterday, and like most allrdy wrote "i also expected a Steven movie", god i love this guy just because his fighting style is unique and very humerous.
There is no style here, only second rate actors performing on cheap sets.
George Hilton plays a bounty hunter called "Stranger"... but he doesn't leave much of an impression... he just doesn't have the style of Clint Eastwood or Franco Nero, who are able to do a lot with a sparsely-written character.
Great subject matter, director, and cast somehow adds up to a truly abysmal film, told in that flat, semi-documentary style that was so popular around the time this film was made.
I did not appreciate the Houdini, James Bond, Mission Impossible style escapes that Sir Percy engineered either.
I caught this on IFC last week and I thought it was typical of the indie short subject film: heavy on style, little on substance and originality.
A real let down, the novel is such a brilliant stomach churning journey into madness but this made for TV movie style nonsense is turgid and painfully slow.
I miss the slow pace, the build-up of characters and their style in small gestures, the dominance of lights and moods and moves over dialog.
The 1973 "Day of the Jackal", directed by Fred Zinnemann from the Frederick Forsyth novel, while not a masterpiece in the general scheme of things, was nevertheless quite an above-average thriller, written and carried out with considerable panache, wit, and style.
Let's start with the gratuitous sex although I admit the rotational style of bonking was something I had not seen (nor experienced) before.
Story, direction, acting and style are all flat as a pancake.
Beautiful, usually young, naked women filmed in the classy style we knew so well from director Hamiltons photography.
He has a great style for mystery and the occult, and his part in this movie is excellent.
Clumsy overdubs explaining the history, monochrome acting, boring sets, total lack of any humanity, verve or style.
For a B-actor, I must admit I really liked this guy, his style, physique, fighting skills...
This movie reminds me of Harry Potter - not the style but the marketing strategy.
and enough of the pointless and slightly boring gun fights, if you're going to do them, do it with some style, not just loads of explosions and inept guards falling down.
His style could be described at hit and miss.
Shot with great style that reminded me some Errol Morris films, well arranged and simply gripping.
It's definitely in the style of Airplane and Scary Movie.
The first sequel, Jailhouse 41, was not quite as good in my opinion, though it's still notable for the fact that it took the idea from the original and created something in a completely different style.
Title: Opera (1987) Director: Dario Argento Cast: Cristina Masillach, Ian Charleson, Urbano Barberini, Daria Nicolodi Review: The only other Argento movie I had seen was Suspiria and that one blew me away with its style, colors and spooky story line.
THIRST is clearly Park's style, and I loved every second of it, from the cinematography (every shot is gorgeous and creative) to the story, which blends Shakespearean tragedy, murderous love, Gothic horror, and layered character drama.
I think you just get so loved up with the characters and their life style.
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