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Istanbul and the outskirts are dreamy, scenery captivating, and the plot is thrilling - not in that "look, the hero blew up yet another car and he's now flying with his motorcycle" kind of way, though.
Once I began watching it, though, what I discovered was a nifty little mystery about an Englishman (Richard Green) seeking to discover what had happened to two of his friends who had disappeared in the Black Forest and, if necessary, to take revenge against the evil Count (Stephen McNally) who ruled the territory.
As a film itself, though, not as brilliant as many other Troma productions.
Soon, though, he becomes aware of a bigger problem: a franchise restaurant chain is trying to build a site in the town, right where a number of burrowing owls live.
Still though, that doesn't prevent the man from having sex with her once they return to Paris & his apartment.
Overall, though, it is a fine piece of work.
The gameplay is simply the best; on top of that though are the interesting extras - bullet holes stay in the walls, enemies react to specific points where they have been hit by bullets, there are tons of motion captured animations that make the enemies seem very real (for instance when looking through a window at a guard he will stand there swatting flies away, sneezing, or scratching himself), the list goes on.
My two personal favorites though are Unforgiven, and Tombstone.
I do think it beat out Tombstone though.
Overall though, it is a tribute to the narrative strength of the film that the story maintains a strong and lively pace while still unfolding in its own time, and the film comes to a conclusion, natural and genuine, that nevertheless does not seem expected.
I'm not sure how accurate it is, though.
A bit surprising is the total lack of nudity, though.
Overall, though, it was an interesting look into the lives of Lucy and Desi.
To be completely honest this movie wasn't overly gory, it does contain some gore, though, but was more on the psychological side.
Shame about the men in monster suits, though.
Anyway, I thought the film was well done overall, though.
Despite the fact that it's lower budget, it's a pretty decent movie, though.
He looked good in the tuxedo he wore near the end of the film, though.
He feels sorrow and pleasure, though again both of them insane which you will notice if you see the movie.
It's hard not to care, though, when a family's homeland is wrecked.
That being said, though, what hit me with particular force was what I take, possibly incorrectly, to be its Art Direction.
These days, though, people are discouraged from showing such passion about anything especially love and loneliness.
A good part of the movie, though, is squarely focused on Scott.
My favorite scene was his obsession about getting the lighter from the drain (how exactly does he get his arm down there though?)
Anyone can have fun with it, though, because it is so cute and understandable.
If I had to name the best thing he ever did, though, it would be his performance as Frankie Machine, the heroin- addicted musician and poker dealer who is saved, just barely, by the love of a good woman (played by an exceptionally babelicious Kim Novak).
Amazing though, how light traffic in NYC is for chase scenes, but still this is rather amazing as Scheider follows the two kidnappers through what I'm guessing is the Bronx and then onto a turnpike and then eventually, Scheider's car comes to a screeching halt in one of the most heart-stopping finales to a chase scene that I've ever witnessed.
Beyond this, though, there is our knowledge of this film's context.
All in all, though, A good film in which Peter O'Toole and Susannah York get to overact.
Malkovich plays the story for both of them though.
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