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This is actually the first movie I ever saw in a theatre , where the people didn't leave immediately when the end credits started.
I came out of the theatre feeling stunned.
The expressionism so dear to Japanese theatre or movie acting is also present in the players' performances but not in an exaggerated form.
Of course the play is brilliant to begin with and nothing can compare with the immediacy and collegiality of theatre, and I think you listen better in theatre; but on the screen we become more intimate, we're 'up-close' more than we are in the theatre, we witness subtle changes in expression, we "see" better as well as listen.
If you cannot get to see it in a theatre (I don't imagine it's produced much these days) then, please, do yourself a favor, and get the video.
I remember hearing about this movie and how it played at nearly every drive-in theatre here in Toronto.
I'm seen this documentary in its feature-form, in a movie theatre.
Even though it's a movie adaptation, it somehow captures the flavour and the atmosphere of live theatre.
The theatre I saw it in does not exist any and has given way to a shopping mall.
The creative team of Jim Abrahams, David Zucker and Jerry Zucker had their roots in improvisational theatre in Madison, Wisconsin, I believe it was.
Bloom and Ackland have previously worked together in theatre, and their chemistry and interaction is splendid.
To summerize this movie: nice for TV but too small for the theatre.
An important work in American musical theatre is here given an electrifying performance.
The Regard of Flight, written and performed by Bill Irwin, is a true classic theatre piece which translated quite well to the small screen.
Not only was he gracious enough to autograph my copy of BLADE RUNNER, he took the time to answer some questions about the film before screening THE ROOM for a packed theatre.
In-the-Mood-For-Love! Maggie Cheung and Tony Leong practically dance on the screen and give stellar performances that stay with you hours after you've left the theatre.
If you get the opportunity to see this one in the theatre it is worth a 30 minute drive, otherwise buy the import DVD before someone screws it up by giving it a bad dub.
The reviews for RENDITION generally haven't been favorable, so I waited until it moved to the local discount theatre to see it.
This was the very first movie I ever saw in the theatre by myself.
Even if you're not a "theatre person," I highly recommend that you see this.
Based off of a play of the same name by Christopher Bond (which, in turn, had been based off of an old London legend), Sondheim did a wonderful job bringing it to the musical theatre stage.
Having seen many of Wong Kar-Wai's other movies (Happy Together, Fallen Angels, Ashes of Time), I knew what to expect coming in to the theatre; the cinematography would be lush, the use of space and perspective would be varied, the acting would be superb, and at least one of the characters would be consumed by an ineffable loneliness.
Let me start by saying that if you're expecting subtle humour, you're in the wrong theatre.
I still remember that elated feeling when we came out of the theatre after the movie was over.
I remember this film fondly from seeing it in the theatre.
i asked my grandfather about the mob and he told me that when he got back from fighting in the pacific theatre he started up a CPA firm that is know the largest in the Columbus area.
I've enjoyed this movie ever since I first saw it in the theatre.
And as I am huge fan of love, I bought the tickets and sat myself in the theatre.
After 90 minutes I left the theatre with nothing but disappointment and the theme song as the only positive thing of the film.
Each version of this film was presented at The Organ Loft in Salt Lake City with live theatre organ scores provided by artist Blaine Gale.
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