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A trained monkey could have more vision and art direction.
It looks like it was shot by some poorly trained monkeys from the zoo.
Frank Porretta, an opera star, is classically trained.
The scenes where he trains with the master of sword remind me all those hundreds of cheesy Rambo-Kickboxer movies where the white Americans kick the asses of their Asian adversaries in the field of the martial arts after having trained those arts for some 10 minutes.
He is well trained.
As the host trained by Carson, Letterman should have inherited the Tonight Show.
A girl is trained from childhood to avenge the death of her father and the brutal rape of her mother.
Rufus Excalibur ffolkes (Roger Moore) is an eccentric, misanthropic ex-British Army officer who has his own team of highly trained underwater commandos, ffolkes' fusiliers.
The latter are trained, it seems, in the Mideast.
She alone gives her role any gravitas at all; the other characters (particularly the female offspring) have clearly trained for their roles by watching crappy American reality TV shows.
Hackett sounds like a Borscht-belt Catskills comic, which is what he is, and Korman sounds like a classically trained stage actor, which is what he is, and neither of them even tries to come close to the way Bud and Lou spoke--Abbott's mile-a-minute carnival barker spiel, Costello's excitable sputtering as he gets more and more confused--which was central to the astonishing verbal byplay between the two and which, although they made it look easy, was actually quite complex, especially in the "Who's On First" routine.
But, the question is: in the film, how did the cats wrestle each other and became trained?
Yvonne De Carlo (everyone's favorite Munster) gives away quite a scary and praiseworthy performance as Hester Ramsey, a rancorous and slightly deranged elderly lady who lives alone in a large mansion with her harshly trained Rottweiler Greta.
Director Arthur Lubin said that he pioneered the use of two cameras to cover scenes mainly because Costello was so off-the-wall and bounced all over the place so much that one camera simply couldn't contain him, so he ordered up another camera and had it trained exclusively on Costello.
The "trained assassins" (according to the movie) were people in generic thug costumes and had no weapons, they also got beat up by a CGI dog that was movie faster than a dog physically could.
Bringing in trained animals is a constant source of mirth in Disney live action gimmick comedies; it works in a Bubblegum Pop/ College Comedy setting (see the Disney film "The Monkeys Uncle") but against the backdrop of an American desperately trying to save an olive farm in Provence the entire film just fights against itself for a hundred minutes.
OK, this is notable for one thing: the dog is well trained.
I think the people who criticize this film do so because they've been trained to watch movies the way Hollywood makes them.
It's during these revelations that Tushinski knows to keep the camera trained closely on his subject, and these moments are what elevates this film from historical document to riveting cinema.
Now, clearer heads have prevailed, and further investigation by noted and highly trained professionals, scientists, and academics, and many concerned people, has raised serious questions as too what we were told, as to what really happened that fateful day on September 11th 2001.
Also, to the trained eye, it is packed full of so much symbolism that there is almost no scene where one cannot be found.
I have trained un-broken horses and instructed young riders for a few years.
In the company of Liam Neeson and Ewan McGregor, two truly excellent trained actors, Natalie Portman sounds as if she's reading her lines off the side of a cereal box.
Two nudnicks (Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd) think they're being trained as spies for the United States government when actually they're being used as guinea pigs against the Russian defense.
One grows up on the tough streets and the other is trained in classical music.
despite all the holes and questions seeing Rocko in street-fighter mode is just great, and seeing him kick the crap out of a well trained 25 year old is awesome.
This movie made the American troops look like bumbling, cruel, calloused idiots vs. the gentile, peace-loving, well trained VC.
Don't let this movie be an excuse for the SPCA/Humane Society to put down "trained to fight" dogs.
It's one of those films like 'Pulp Fiction' or 'Fight Club' that young men like me have been trained to look forward to.
You would think a movie with so many trained martial artists, in a video game plot which would be nothing but wall to wall fights would be at least mildly diverting campy fun, and if made ten years ago you would be right.
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