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Ingrid Bergman's appearance toward the end of this movie elevates the film to a new level; as ever, her acting is superb.
For example, toward the end of the movie, I was wondering whether or not to keep my eyes shut to keep myself from getting physically sick.
Putting those laws back in place would move the country more toward the regime in the episode!
... Must admit well acted, but "dark" & depressing film portraying a wannabe stand-up "comic" .... with no clue toward humour.
Kind of hard to tell, but there is a final struggle between them toward the end of the film and if you're not familiar with Al Adamson films, they supply their own logic, which is generally incomprehensible to viewers, so don't really worry about it, is all I can say.
Had the equilibrium of this movie been tilted slightly more toward suspense it might have (just) succeeded.
While early Porky Pig shorts could sometimes tend toward the cutesy or pedestrian, Clampett's were usually crazy, frenetic balls of energy, the like of which only he could pull off.
It appears that the producers tried to make it seem that the Crusades were unprovoked hostility toward the Muslims who were living in peace with their Christian and Jewish neighbors.
Like many of the programs generated by the Sesame Workshop geared toward children, The adventures of Elmo in Grouchland is a wonderful story of sharing and cooperation.
The film is in English and is terribly predictable with Django digging up his fake grave which contains his machine gun coffin and just when all seems lost toward the end, the main villain's (Christopher Connelly) jealous servant sets Django free.
George Brent as Buck represents a final flowering of the Old South's aristocracy and even chivalry (and again demonstrates that Brent could act - note the heavy restraint when he confronts Richard Cromwell's Ted toward the end of the film).
I'm not sure what happens toward the end but I think perhaps Clearasil figured in somewhere.
A well known doctor is indicted for his experiments toward curing the criminal mind.
This is a really well done movie that advances gradually toward a really "edge of your seat" ending.
The performances in the film are all first rate, and the single flashback sequence toward the end of the film (the flashback that explains the motivations for the lead character's actions) is both heartbreaking and horrifying.
I particularly loved the villain's dash toward the sea (?) and his ultimate comeuppance.
But as it progressed, I was laughing so hard on certain scenes like when Dr. Menville is reporting the murder of Madelyn and she suddenly gets up and starts walking toward him.
Lydon's character becomes a little obsessed with Curtis wooing his mother and making disturbing advances toward his younger sister.
It is about a passion of a two young people toward cinema, making their own projector with very primitive equipments.
He directs his attention toward a young woman who defies him and gets people to believe that she is sort of an angel of death.
There is a scene where she is asked to sing a song in front of many people including her fiancé and in laws, but she see's Shahrukh, leaves the stage and runs toward him.
to top it off the DVD froze toward the end, it was the only one available at blockbuster, guess they only carry one copy at a time.
An Earthsea adaptation is long overdue; I'm just so sad that it was done so shabbily, with such an eye (apparently) toward anticipating what the unimaginative masses would like to see, as opposed to the rich, subtle, mystical world that Ursula Le Guin so beautifully created in her great Earthsea novels.
For the first two acts, it seems a black comedy that is heading down a clichéd path toward ignominy.
Space flight experimentation goes awry when a missile to the moon explodes and causes asteroids to be thrown into a path toward Earth.
You could understand Meredith Baxter-Birney's disappointment, as the show was to be geared toward her character as the mother.
While I found this film truly entertaining, it seemed to strive toward getting the sympathy of the viewer.
For instance, 10-year-old John Henry's proclivities toward cross-dressing.
Johnson is so much better then Farrell in this role.Jamie Foxx played well,although I don't like him as an actor.And also I have to say that these two actors are good choice but why did they made this movie?To bring them money.There are lots of locations but why do they call it "Miami Vice" when the plot is not set in Miami.They could call it "World Vice" instead.I didn't enjoyed in this movie,but maybe my expectations where too big.I like Mann's camera and he really knows his job.The things I didn't liked where some scenes where Ferrell could do a better job and I also don't know why is this movie so long.It gets boring toward the end.Even though this movie has lot of famous people, it hasn't got some thing so I can say that movie is fine.It lacks of magic.
As the planet whirls toward the devastation of floods and earthquakes, famine, disease and war, I will remember the horrible onslaught this movie defacated into my memories and nightmares.
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