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Now, thirty years later, it is a fairly stylish soft blue film, which is served beautifully by its soundtrack and somehow by photography, which remains charming and announces the David Hamilton style of Bilitis.
Rolf may only have been "seventeen going on eighteen", but the future storm-trooper sounds frightfully more mature than Melanie Freeland(Holly Hunter), or Stefania(Stefania Montorso), who is thirty going backwards, when she tells her niece, "I don't want to be a normal, old aunt.
For the thirty or so minutes I could stand of this film, I thought Hanks did all right, as did Schuyler Fisk and some of the rest of the cast.
Self-confidence is what I especially liked about this bald-headed character... Thirty years later, the kidnapped boy still roams the countryside in order to collect one hundred and three children.
The androids are a group of thirty year old men dressed in silver jump suits with blond bowl-cut wigs.
The worse thing is that the characters are almost invincible, I mean, one day I was watching this cartoon (the worst thirty minutes of my life) and Sonic jumped from a mountain, how could he survive?
It still feels funny and true after almost thirty years.
It seemed to go along with the book very well (I read the original book over thirty years ago) Tonight I was excited for part two...what a disappointment!...and that's an understatement!!!
The plot starts building almost instantly, unlike many movies where you have to wait through thirty minutes of fluff before the story goes anywhere.
By the time I'd reached thirty minutes, I was gasping for air, but had to watch the rest to see if it would ever recover.
Theo Angelopolous, the Greek director, undertakes the colossal task of putting in a film some thirty years of history in his country.
The first thirty minutes of the film is nothing but pointless "comedy" sketches which makes Eddie Murphy's Raw opening sketch look like Casablanca and thats a good thing.
He's blonde, blue eyed and slightly effeminate - so its a riot when he's threatening black drug dealers or knife wielding Mexicans - this is the kind of movie where some of the supposed high schoolers are played by people who look thirty (like the guys in shower who are knifed).
I saw this film last night at the Barbican in London, apparently it hadn't been shown for thirty years, longer than I've been alive!
If 'Vengo' was screened on some world music channel, the viewers would have objected to the useless melodrama that deprived them of some thirty minutes of great music and dance.
I can't really compare this show though to "The Lucy Show" since I have only seen about thirty episodes most of being color.
I must have seen "Midnight Run" at least thirty times and every time I see it, it gets better and better.
Dragged along by my seven year old daughter, who is entranced by thirty year old re-runs on Cartoon Network (and they haven't aged well, speaking as someone who used to rush home from school to watch it), I didn't expect the cynical, set-piece laden exercise in making money which was served up.
Thirty years after entering the cultural conscience with the his groundbreaking performance as Alex deLarge in A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, Malcolm McDowell returns to the screen in this unabashedly violent and emotionally detached film about envy amongst gangsters and the need to be the "gangster no.
With a screenplay rewritten close to thirty times, three actresses whose only duty in the film was to whip their hair and seduce their enemies, and finally a music video director credited as McG, what could we expect.
No American has come close to making a film this ingenious in the last thirty years.
A sorority house where girls that looks more like thirty years old prostitutes than college coeds have organized a party for Christmas is invaded by a crazy killer masked like Santa Claus.
Thirty years later he becomes into a deranged youth .
Then we get to the negative points, beginning with mostly indifferent or awful acting, slow pacing, especially in the first thirty minutes, and an atrociously rewritten script, which keeps the basic plot line,but throws out most of Hammerstein's dialogue to make way for some memorably corny lines ("There's still not enough room on this boat for the two of us!").
I'm not exaggerating when I say that at least thirty minutes can be cut off this clunker without missing any plot lines whatsoever.
This movie is going to go one of two ways, it will either become a treasured holiday classic and in thirty years film buffs will be the only ones to say "Did you know that there was and original cartoon?"
and then in thirty years film buffs will say "Did you know that the was a really bad live action version?" every time someone mentions the classic.
The film was originally intended to be a thirty minute short; but someone had the bright idea of making it a feature film, so Jean Rollin went ahead, filmed another hour of dubious vampire nonsense and released the combined parts as a feature film.
I'm betting twenty or thirty years from now, it will still seem up-to-date and probably still relevant.
The first hour is that collection of stories, and the final thirty minutes is the madness that is Coffin Joe running rampant in the nightmarish realm of these four selected "victims".
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