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Yes, Lucy is the kind of 1930s woman who would have succeeded even if she had to sell her soul to the devil.
Visually, I think this movie has succeeded in creating a modern showing and respect for traditions.
Don't know if this was the intent of the production team, but if it was they succeeded admirably.
I'm guessing that this film was meant to put a bad light on the C.I.A., and it may have succeeded in doing that for some, but not for me.
Had this movie been a really brutal, in-your-face gore flick, he would have succeeded and possibly gone onto better gigs.
He is one of the very few actors in Indian cinema who has succeeded in bridging the lamentable divide that exists between 'sensible'(read realistic) and 'glamour'(songs and dances and fight sequences by the dozen peppered with rain dances/bathing beauties played out by the heroine/vamp in skimpy costumes out to titillate the viewers while walking the thin red line between the 'acceptable' and 'obscene', based on the notoriously arbitrary censorship laws in India) cinema during the 80s and early 90s.
Finally, a movie that has succeeded in properly portraying the small-town working class family.
He remained the Geat king's best warrior,supporting him and the son who succeeded him.
If that was the point of the movie - it succeeded.
It seems as if he has succeeded.
The director admittedly wanted to 'disorient' the viewer (inspired by Bunuel, he claims) and, well, he succeeded!
It's only 72 minutes long, yet Mikels succeeded in making his film quite boring and overlong.
Yet when they appeared in this film, they succeeded in doing what I think a film of a major stage work should do.
If the purpose of this documentary was to evoke an emotional response and foster dialogue, it succeeded on both counts.
What the film-makers succeeded in here, is not letting the viewer know if what they are watching is real...or fantasy.
Lots of children's movies have succeeded, but this one doesn't.
She was naive, but she succeeded in a man's World.
It used a full palette of colors and symbolism to help extend the story to the viewer and it succeeded masterfully.
I'm not sure what this film tried to be action, thriller, comedy, spoof perhaps all of the above as far as I'm concerned it succeeded at none of the above.
The sound quality is very bad at times.And, the lighting;Lee, one word of advice.TAKE A PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS!!The lighting is terrible,just terrible.Most of it is full frontal, sort of like the old 8mm movie lights,which were mounted on the front top of the cameras.If the director was trying to make it look like a home movie,then he succeeded.But,
Mr. Coppola is the visionary who tried to buck the system and almost succeeded only to be brought down by forces, real and imagined, that control the way things run.
That's one of the ways I thought this film succeeded, was in reflecting (or even gently parodying) Hitch's use of things that would never happen in real life.
The only thing the movie actually succeeded in doing was showing off Jennifer Love Hewitt's body.
But Ek Din Aap (One Day You....) succeeded in becoming a Hum Aapke Hain Koun.
This powerful and beautiful film succeeded on many fronts: the filmmakers provide the audience with a compelling cast of characters, complete with Heroes and Villains, whose lives are impacted in one fashion or another by the issue of Gay Marriage.
If it wanted to show a certain sect of New York as vapid, obnoxious, boring and pointless people without even any real explanation of how they became so, then I guess the film succeeded.
I am so glad they succeeded in merging the first three books into one movies and make it believable that everything takes place after Waterloo.
Budget was tight, filming was tense but he pretty much succeeded and the end result is an unconventional yet very enjoyable dark comedy.
'They' succeeded.
Mary Shelley succeeded in simultaneously creating sympathy and revulsion for the brute, but Branagh completely failed to pull this off.
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