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Also shows how woefully inadequate 'preparations' are for any such occurrence, as the government talks everything up but then stands there with their mouths hanging open as the tragedy unfolds.
Touching and intertaining, I love the part where Hoffman talks about Killroy, and how the streets change.
The possessed teens start killing the others off and seem to be led by Angela (Mimi Kinkade) who floats and talks in a really deep voice.
That's right, a computer who talks and thinks entirely on its own.
By some lucky chance, she gets friendly with the old Judge, who spends time listening to the private telephone talks of his neighbors.
It cuts to Buddy Holly's bespectacled face peering down in rapt concentration as he grips the headphones and talks to a man putting this band on the radio.
Judging from the DVD commentary, which is essential, it was primarily an emotional experience for Herzog, and, at one point, he talks explicitly about how the film is a collaboration between filmmaker and viewer.
Now Milo is a creepy little kid that always wears a yellow rain slicker, rain or shine, and he talks funny....but that's not all that's strange about him.
(Director David Schmoeller talks about this problem on the DVD's commentary track.)
One of the great things about The Best Years of Our Lives that even though it dates itself rather firmly in the post World War II era, the issues it talks about are as real today as they were on V-E or V-J day of 1945.
BTW, just read Rupert Everett's autobiography and UL is the only film that he talks of as one of the best films he ever made.
Jean Gabin's "Danglard" keeps running afoul of genital politics, but when he talks about the show he is more like Knute Rockne than like Julian Marsh.
Mr Omar Sharif,who built a career largely founded on looking directly at the camera with his big brown eyes and looking soulful,gives a stupefyingly monotonous performance as his son the Crown Prince.He is utterly unconvincing as a man who -in the movie at least-cut a swathe through the distaff side of the Austrian aristocracy.With his well-buttered locks firmly in place he preens and poses in ever more unlikely uniforms.As a rebel he talks the talk but conspicuously fails to walk the walk,leaving a bottom button undone on one of his tunics is about as far as his defiance goes.Unhappily married,he falls in love with a commoner."Forbidden
Maybe is that famous extra something that everybody talks about and makes a star a star.
The president talks of the Zod "defacing" the Washington monument when it was originally Mount Rushmore.
There is this guy who talks with his mind instead of his voice and this blue alien.
The alien guy talks with a deep voice.
Since A-Pix doesn't even believe in pan and scan, we see whole scenes where a shoulder on the left side of the screen talks to a shoulder on the right side.
The only reason I even remember the name of the movie so well is because my family still talks about how BAD it really was.
When the idiot back talks the teacher at the boarding school place he starts crying and talking to the sky.
The bad guy himself even talks like a Skeletor wannabe, has the obligatory inept henchman, and lives in a lair that looks to have been patterned after the domain of the villain from the old Saturday morning Blackstar cartoon.
The best moments for me are the KUNG FU U scenes as well as the great moment when John(in a trance) goes up on stage and talks about how much he loves his girlfriend-that is how much he and his genitals love his girlfriend.
Young is a hatcheck girl who talks her writer-husband (Paul Lukas) into becoming a championship bridge player.
An old intellectual talks about what he considers art in movies.
She goes to Washington and talks Honest Abe about saving BRADFORD (not Irby) from hanging and blah blah blah.
There is no way Sam could get a psychiatrist to see him in the same day he makes an appointment and the doctor talks to Sam like it wasn't his first visit.
And his woman isn't even the same woman that he talks about as his only love in the original.
No one talks that way anymore and I don't think they even did then.
The bird talks like a human(Eric Idle of Monty Python) and barks like a dog.
Though there are elements straight out of Elmore Leonard territory, this comes closer to an episode of "Dynasty", since the filmmaker focuses on "character development" - i.e. long, boring talks between stupid, un-involving characters.
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