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The inside-the-mind sequences are well realised and often pretty stunning, all the leads perform adequately, the gruesomeness is to the max if you like that kind of thing, but the hype around the whole thing led to a disappointment for me, as I had expected something completely new and unlike anything ever done before, not this fairly successful blending of serial-killer and special-effect-horror genre staples.
One of Joan Crawford's last performances as the driven successful editor vs. all those young beautiful eager beavers fresh out of the elite Seven Sister Colleges.
All the movie shows us is parts where he's in his prime, and most successful, which is good, it's just I wanted to see some bits about his older life too.
I found the early part of Ray's life when he was just starting to get successful, the most interesting.
Successful films on metaphysical subjects are rare, but Fata Morgana is a good case.
its not the gang bang, urban ghetto setting or having to deal with deep racial issues, it captivates the whole essence of being young and trying to be successful and having problems with letting your guard down and letting someone into your life, and the whole bohemian atmosphere gives that great touch that makes all that great, its a great script great dialoge that captivates you and you just get involved with the character.
Kevin Klein made this film successful along Tom Selleck.
Five years later, 'Police Squad' made a successful transfer to the big screen, when the first of the 'Naked Gun' trilogy was released.
Another plot line describes these drug issues at a ground level in Pakistan, and revolves around a struggling opium poppy farmer and his interaction with a successful heroin smuggler.
While some hit the nail on the head (The Rhea Perlman and Danny Devito bit in Season 5 is spine-snappingly hilarious), others are less successful, coming across as contrived.
His successful strategy defeats the Germans, after a great battle on a frozen lake.
Aside from James Mangold's successful box office draw Identity; there have not been any big name entries since the Scream trilogy once again put Wes Craven's name back on the Hollywood map.
but the movie was true enough to matter - while i've never lived in a home or assisted residence, there were plenty of times throughout the movie where i found myself nodding and saying to myself "yeah, that's true.... that's happened to me...." what impressed me is that some of the commentors on this board expressed the fact that the movie made them view life a little differently and with a little more insight as the lives of a silent 'minority' - can't ask more than that out of a movie, that it makes you think and view life differently, so by virtue of that alone, the movies was tremendously successful.
The film is also successful in the sense that it doesn't allow character or plot to dominate it - it is simply a tale of survival, that attempts to depict the battle mainly from the ordinary (German) soldier's point of view.
I never understood why he hasn't had a more successful career, because most of his early work is outstanding.
Who's That Girl was released just one year after the huge flop of Shangai Surprise and two after the successful cult movie Desperately seeking Susan.
Madonna states that "Some people don't want that she's successful both as a pop star and a movie-star".
One: Okin, is successful as a money-lender, but the other two have to borrow from her and are resentful.
Every now and then you get a black comedy that is hugely successful, like Fargo, for example.
It centers around a mother and daughter, Lorelei and Rory Gilmore, two bright, attractive, and in their own ways successful women.
It's a thoroughly successful example of a 1950s biopic.
The main heroine, played by ever great Irene Jakob, is a successful photo / fashion model.
After a long and successful career now seeks the peace and tranquility of a less hectic life.
I am aware of that but still think that "Shoppen" is successful, namely that it accomplishes just what it wants to.
Less successful are the scenes depicting a mid-21st century earth; where all the men wear turtlenecks and Nehru jackets and all the women wear mini-skirts.
Like many Italian films from the seventies, this is one is a rip off of a successful American film, the one in question this time being the critically panned Island of Dr Moreau.
He was a wonderful, successful, talented actor and a great human being.
Not wholly successful, but it largely does work.
Mas Oyama was the most successful karate master of the late 20th century.
A familiar, and successful formula, that is handled well.
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