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The animals in this movie were well trained and are great actors/actress themselves.
Producer Joel Schumacher who also directed "Phone Booth",'02, and many other great films showed in great detail how no one person can really be trained to be a killing machine with out destroying their own personalities and the real fears that a person has to face when going into COMBAT!! Colin Farrell(Roland Bozz),"Intermission",'03, gave one of his best performances and actually carried this entire picture on his back.
It's set up like a game show, where the audience votes for their favorite "stalkers", trained killers who hunt down and kill the show's unlucky "contestants".
Russell was very good as this trained psychopath rediscovering his humanity.
A friendly smuggler took custody over them, however, and even raised and trained Bo and Ingrid into expert smugglers.
Pang, the hit-man, is a Cambodian orphan and has been trained to fight & kill for money ever since he was a child.
An aging kung-fu master tells his last pupil Yang Tieh (Sheng Chiang) about five pupils he has trained in the past.
All five wore masks and nobody has seen the face of each other and they have all been trained differently.
The series follows a group of five 15 year old boys who have been trained to pilot state of the art mobile suits known as Gundams.
The Gundam pilots were trained to battle a powerful insurgency known as Oz.
This is the story of him and the man who trained him, helping him to become the first African-American US Navy Diver.
When it comes to medical care the witnesses want and expect a high standard of medical care, what people forget is that blood transfusions allow for sloppy medical care and surgeries whereas bloodless treatments causes the medical team to be highly skilled and trained, which would you prefer to treat your loved ones?
Trained to be objective, honest and factual in his reports.
Fido is a story about more well mannered zombies who have been trained to serve the human race.
It has well trained animals that are put through various stunts and scenes that look excellent on camera.
You know her: she's trained three of her last three bosses, knows where all of the bodies are buried and might even look back at you in the mirror when you brush your teeth.
Poorly cast, terrible script full of holes, hot blonde gets eaten alive, The evil scientist has a seriously nasty mustache, one man takes on a platoon of trained gunman and comes out victor, terrible special effects, they fix the problem by blowing the head off the monster... Awesome.
While I suppose this film could get the rap as being Anti-Vietnam, while watching it I didn't feel that such was the case as much as the film was simply an honest look into the perspective of the young guys being trained for a war that the public didn't support.... it showed their fear, their desperation, their drive... all of it, out in the open, naked.
The things that make it a fun movie are the animals (obvious)who are wonderfully trained.
Brisson and Carlisle are relatively bland, compared to even most of the minor players, and neither one really seems to have the proper voice for what they're singing (Carlisle being a trained opera singer, Brisson a bit wobbly on some of his high and low notes).
The horses are awesome, well trained and the movie is well done.
We see the protagonist, Billy, being trained as a young boy to become the world's greatest ninja.
Michael J. Fox trained with one of the greats, Johnny Petraglia for months in preparation for this movie.
The movie deals with the so-called historical figure of Vlad Tepes (phonetically that is "Tzepesh" and it literally means "Impaler"), not the vampire of Bram Stoker but the tormented Wallachian (Romanian) medieval ruler that stood against the might of the Ottoman Empire with nothing but a few trained men of his own and his reputation as master of psychological warfare by means of sheer terror and unprecedented scale of prisoner execution through impalement (Google on that for detailed info).
"Wilbur" is the product of some fringe studio that goes out of its way to hire cinematographers whose use of light and space make actors look like lumps of ordure on screen, scriptwriters who are one grade above monkeys trained to bang on keyboards, directors who suffer from cognitive retardation and can't grasp three dimensional space or movement, and actors who are desperate to appear in any piece of drek, no matter how dreadful.
Interested enough to leave the film, much to the consternation of Herrmann and the other characters in the film because they are trained by the fact that they were shot in a way by the film company and edited to follow the same pattern forever.
We as people dismiss our feelings of jealousy as being acceptable but when push comes to shove, you have to be a winner at heart and meticulously trained.
My gosh, I hope and pray that our military is better trained and will carry out their orders better than depicted in this bilge.
There's also the elevator operator, a young lady in uniform who has been "trained to deal with adverse situations".
The scenes with the rat were all very well done, congrats to whoever trained the rat.
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