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directed and produced by the Coen brothers, so knowing all that you all know your in for a treat.
These "dudes," who probably just graduated from Tisch, treat him like he is the greatest thing since sliced bread just cause his multiple personality disorder somehow gave him the vision to perpetuate complete excrement, which is considered to be artistic mastery by his cult following.
The movie could use more of an ending, and it does treat itself as being "true" particularly at the end.
I'm not a gore-hound by any means, but if seeing plastic heads repeatedly slashed at is your thing, then you will be in for a treat.
I saw this film theatrically in an archival print in California....what a treat!
I've always liked John Cusack and Matthew Broderick, so having them together in a movie such as this was a treat.
This game is both a treat for fans of ICO and those who are new to these kinds of games.
Done with genuine heart and a certain sweet charm, this baby sizes up as a total treat that's essential annual viewing on Thanksgiving day.
So what a treat I got!!
Compared to their other flicks, this one is a treat.
For those who like atmospheric horror, Son Of Dracula is a treat.
If you are old enough to remember TV's Show Of Shows, live every week, this is a real treat.
Cinematography: Well, it seems like they never knew which ISO film stock to use so they put all different kinds of film in a bag and played trick or treat!
I can remember him being received as almost a movie star on that visit and to see Sonderbergh treat that event, as well as the entire revolution, so even handed was excellent film making to me.
Although this film is very lavishly photographed, and the set design is a treat for the eyes, 'Lust,Caution' (better known in Asia as 'Se,jie')is little more than a rehash (of sorts)of Paul Verhoeven's 'Black book' from last year (which in itself was a lift of the German film 'The White Rose',from several years ago).
Wonderful costumes and sets make this movie a real treat to the eye.
There will never be a Woodstock like this again, Woodstock 1999 destroyed that tradition & to finally see this film on the 40th Anniversary Director's Cut DVD in all it's widescreen glory is a special treat.
The locals treat her like dirt, especially when they learn Jane is the niece of the previous resident, who worshiped the devil and whose dead body mysteriously vanished when the hearse ran into a bridge and caught fire.
I was in for a treat!
Period films, when well made are a visual treat.
It's a real treat to watch Martin interact with such past stars as Humphrey Bogart, James Cagney (in an especially hilarious scene in which Martin dresses up in drag as Cagney's mother so he can talk to Cagney in jail!), Ingrid Bergman, Veronica Lake, Ava Gardner, Charles Laughton, Ray Milland, Alan Ladd, Cary Grant, Barbara Stanwyck, Joan Crawford, and even Vincent Price; the editing is seamless and the jokes are bright and witty.
If you think the English version was badly dubbed - be prepared for a treat of your lifetime.
Wow was that a treat!
When my girlfriend dragged me to this movie, I went with her to treat her to part of her Birthday present; but secretly, I was dreading to see this movie.
However, I was only a few minutes in to the feature when I suddenly realized that I was in for a real treat!
The acting helps a treat, Jenny Wright is constantly appealing as the heroine, Clayton Rohner is effective in the clichéd unbelieving boyfriend role and Randall William Cook makes for a splendidly creepy villain.
What a treat to watch.
I am proud to report that as much as a a non professional can, I approached the character much like Mr. Lane did.(Only with a bit more heavy handed shouting)Jean Smart is always a treat to watch in anything she does, and I agree, that the role of Banjo was handled with the appropriate lunacy.
This is a rare treat (even though we only see browns, reds and blues and even though the water is sometimes red, sometimes blue) and along with the original score re-recorded and 19 minutes of outtakes following the 90 minute feature, it is somewhat of an event.
Connoisseurs of bad movies will have a field day with this one, "Wild Women of Wongo" is a veritable treat for lovers of turkey films.
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