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Then comes the surprise ending which was very surprising but hard to believe.
Like so many other movies by Aldomovar it would be a real spoiler to reveal things as the magic of the movie is to be found in its surprising storytelling that at first doesn't make that much sense but develops itself into a perfect, surprising story.
Considering the talent involved, it's surprising how bad it is.
Most surprising to me was that it was made/shown in 1950, but it could easily have been made today.
Well first the acting isn't very good though, this isn't very surprising.
The story-line is a bit surprising at times, when you don't overthink it.
Considering how lame the British crime movies of the last ten years have been for the most part, its just surprising how good the country's entries in the genre used to be.
You would expect a film with this sort of plot to be a completely brutal and sleazy affair, but Seven Murders for Scotland Yard is surprising in that aspect as while there are murders aplenty, there's no real nudity, and the murders themselves have been heavily edited, so we don't get to see much more than a bit of blood.
However there's not much acting to be had; with a script bereft of substantial dialogue and a fair smattering of time-consuming stunts, our two heroes mainly just get to bark at each other and mug at the lens, all the more surprising when you appreciate the screenplay is by William Goldman, late scriptor of "Butch Cassidy", the epitome of "buddy" movies and its little brother, the soon-come "The Sting".
while it is good it just didn't have the magic the 1st did, and while the ending is really quite surprising, I never did care too much for it,plus Emily is able to match her amazing performance in the 1st!.
Fuller manipulates our emotions with great skill, which perhaps should not be surprising: he is clearly one of the born storytellers of late Classic cinema.
This was the surprise film at the Dublin Horrorthon this year and let's just say it was only surprising in that this is all that can be made of horror in Ireland.
Creative, silly, constantly surprising, if better known it would be a major cult movie perhaps it will be one now that it is getting a DVD release.
So I guess with that view it's hardly surprising that a lecherous fat old man who had dated her daughter, messed up her house, and insulted her in her own home was Diane Keaton's pick of the heap.
Surprising to see Andy play such a hard core ex soldier.
Most surprising of all is the dynamic between Julie Le Page as the hit woman with the lam and former "Baywatch" babe, Erika Eleniak as a single mother with her troubled teenage son on road trip to her mother's place in Texas.
It is a film that I found both refreshing and pleasantly surprising in the way in which it approaches and represents a physical gay relationship.
It offered nothing new, nothing surprising, there was not one moment where I thought 'Wow! that's original'!
What's next, George A. Romero remaking 'Dirty Dancing'?? Less surprising than the awkward director choice, however, is how silly and redundant this movie is...
Hitchcock wanted The Lodger to be the killer, which would have made a more predictable film (granted in 1926 audiences weren't spoiled by the great of the genre and everything could have been "surprising" if the right amount of suspense and tension were provided).
Imagine, a whodunit flick which is treated in a lighter vein, with lot of drama but no melodrama plus hardly any action, is what makes this fare, a surprising watchable stuff, is all can be said about the film..
It is really entertaining and is fairly surprising in its intensity towards the end.
Most of us probably knew it would end like this 90 minutes earlier, but hoped the script would be more surprising.
The film is quite surprising and the sequence of acts matches like an infernal machine of doom: he main character cannot escape but can see it approaching (so can we).
And sargent's direction matches script and performances in being understated yet uncompromising -- surprising me at every turn.
The climax of the film is quite surprising, and unlike many mysteries, does not cheat the viewer by withholding vital information until the last moment.
Director Tibor Takacs maintains a constant sense of reality bending intrigue and though nothing is especially surprising, the film has such a well oiled, easy flow that its near impossible not to get caught up in it.
And the viewer learns a surprising amount about William Tecumseh Sherman as well, a Sherman clearly admired by the filmmaker (a Southerner), who identifies with him in some characteristics.
I recently saw this movie on DVD at a friend's house, and surprising it wasn't as terrible as I expected.
I love Rachel Mcadams she is so likable and brought surprising depth to her roles in Family Stone, Red Eye and even Mean Girls.
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