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Babenco has managed to put the brilliant, powerful, tough yet tender Brazilian best-seller by Drauzio Varella into a movie that must have been very difficult to shoot but that was handled firmly, with courage, great care and talent.
It wastes the huge talent of Gene Kelly, and does little more for the gifted Deanna Durbin.
Director Tobe Hooper's masterful talent for crafting a raw, rattling and uncompromisingly fierce intensity that slowly, yet surely builds to a nerve-wracking fever pitch in the harrowing last third (the infamous diner table sequence is particularly horrifying) has never been matched or surpassed in either any of the subsequent sequels or in the needless and atrocious overly graphic remake.
Their first meeting at a cruise to Havana, with Menjou so drunk that he ends in a wrong cabin (number 66 instead of 99) where Stanwyck, bored and happy to encounter somebody, is one of many moments where Capra's talent is evident.
its a shame films like this arnt being made in the uk anymore, talent is hard to come by and films like this and others of this jonrer, this i mean the ones that have the rare power to create atmosphere and this is one of them.
Jaime Pressly, his love interest, must of graduated from C.A.C., CRAP ACTRESS COLLEGE, cause if she does have any acting talent of any kind she damn sure doesn't display it here.
Mike Binder, who many know from 'The mind of the married man' has all the talent and capabilities of a young Albert Brooks or a Gene Wilder.
She has so much talent and did such a good job in this movie.
She proved that no matter how her past is constantly being thrown back at her she has an incredible talent and puts more than one hundred percent into what she does.
You will be able to pull reason, information and remember content from when you were drawing in class, on the day of the test from your heart, your courage and a magic hidden talent you possess deep inside you.
Sonali Kulkarni's real talent is wasted, though she does try to do the best of what she is given.
Aishwarya also exhibited her decent (and evolving) acting talent as well as graceful dancing skills.
He really, actually thought that he had some talent.
We love you, but we hate it when you waste your talent on crap such as this.
Guess that would have been "far too clichéd" for the "high level talent" they hired to script this "monster".
It's sad that directors with no talent use odd cinematographic techniques in an attempt to disguise the film's inadequacies.
Mary McGuckian is plainly a person devoid of talent, vision or taste.
On the face of it, the rewards seem obvious--money and adulation--but the desire for them itself reflects the true motivation of the actor-friends: desire for simple recognition of their talent in a system that chronically ignores and demeans them as human beings, artists, and professionals and -- at best -- underutilizes what they have to offer both film-makers and audiences.
I would have even taken Michael Ripper, but what we get is Ralph Bates, a serviceable actor at best, in a throwaway role and not much else in terms of acting talent.
The digital camera revolution has not resulted in an explosion of talent gracing our screens.
But it's the amateurishness of the direction, the high-school-play sort of staging and dialog that make "One Minute to Zero" (a title without meaning or explanation in the film) an anomaly: how could these people, whose talent is undeniable, have made such a silly and childish little home movie.
They look quite ridiculous, act even more so, and, despite such elementary things as gaping and running about like two school children much of the time, have glimpses of talent.
The immense talent of Meryl Streep and some amazing body special effects are not enough to save this movie of being totally idiotic and a huge bore.
We can only regret that Miss Streep's talent is wasted in such a crap movie.
The McMahons are losing talent that goes to TNA.
A waste of whatever talent one or two members of the cast might have.
David Morse's suspected killer is a complete waste of his talent.
Thora Birch (in a small, ridiculous bit part) is the only actor with any talent in it -but i would have forced the producers to remove my name if i'd had anything to do with this film.
Whoever did the casting for this film certainly has an eye for talent, spotting upcoming star power.
Though the film was shot in widescreen, cinematographer Vittorio Berini displays no talent for the 2.35:1 lens, relying on static centred shots throughout.
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