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As the movie unfolds, it turns out that the most outrageous story is true.
One watches stunned, incredulous, and possibly deranged, as this tawdry exercise in mirthless smut unfolds with all the wit and dexterity of a palsied Galapagos tortoise.
The bulk of the story unfolds with an all-nite taxi ride around Jakarta.
The story unfolds slowly, building atmosphere all the way until you're ready to see the woman in black.
Director John "Bud" Cardos begins the film on a compellingly mysterious note and gradually allows things to get stranger, crazier and more exciting as the loopy story unfolds.
It unfolds like a detective story as the blind woman tries to figure out why her friend ended her life.
The story unfolds as the four male protagonists meet weekly at the local diner to confer about their dating woes.
As the movie unfolds, Bruce learns that the real change that needed to occur in his life was not the circumstances, but his perception of what was truly there.
We meet the characters in action, and as Bogdonavich glides down the streets of New York, the film unfolds effortlessly.
As the plot unfolds, you have a suspense-driven movie instead of a cheap thrill scare.
Brad Johnson plays the love interest, and a story unfolds with all the typical elements of telefilm drama- but then there's always that confounding Farrah to watch, and she does, indeed, remain eminently watchable.
It turns out that the ghost is serving as a guard for a stash of stolen coins and from this set-up unfolds a story of theft, corruption and usury, with expected violent and sleazy results.
The only section that obviously cries out for sound is the final scene, where Brooks is watching the rushes for her test 'for a sound film': footage which plays constantly in the background as the action unfolds, with her mouth moving in ceaseless soundless song.
You see sides to a culture never seen before which helps enhance the drama that unfolds near the end of the picture.
Instead of relying on clichés and overly dramatized moments the plot unfolds through a series of incredibly realistic moments.
Shot by shot, edit by edit, the film unfolds itself around a disturbed boxer discovering his own purpose (or lack thereof).
It's haunting and beautiful but you're aware that this music is similar to Newman's other work and while listening to the soundtrack you're reminded of SCENT OF A WOMAN , MEETING JOE BLACK and THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION you're reminded of other films as the story unfolds on screen .
It is a brilliantly crafted story that unfolds into a beautiful bond between two people who have nothing but each other.
The story unfolds painfully slow from the gate and then warms up nicely as it gains a little speed while the recently renewed relationship between dentist Alan Johnson, (Don Cheadle) and ex-college roommate Charlie Fineman, (Adam Sandler) solidifies and begins to take shape.
As the story unfolds, we get to watch racism slowly dissipate and everyone begins to respect men one at a time.
The green-eyed monster takes over from there, and the drama unfolds nicely.
The other face of the so-called "civilized" society that the movie exposes is the apathy to the pain of fellow human beings (needless to say, this is very general, even though this specific tale unfolds in Australia), that goes as far as becoming a true cruelty.
The nightmare vision of this tale unfolds claustrophobically; we know what's going on but are powerless to tell poor Julia.
Each character unfolds more and more each series.
In the beginning it's perhaps a little bit slow of pace, but it really grabs you as the story unfolds.
The quiet telling of an intriguing life, and the very way the story unfolds.
This sloppy, horribly put together plot unfolds onward with bomb threats, exploding cars and suspicious characters every which way and it's one of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen.
It's a little spooky in the beginning, but as it unfolds you'll understand why Walken seems to be laughing at a private joke all the way through the movie.
It unfolds like a ballet.
After the horrid reviews, I had low expectations but still -this movie is so predictable, so false, so by the numbers that it just unfolds because it has to.
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