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They also spoke fluent French instead of Wolof, unlike the older people in the community.
It's hard to know where to start but I guess that the beginning is a good place; the film opens with a naff historical reenactment of the Godiva legend which adds nothing to the film that follows but at least this part is reasonably well shot unlike the rest of this movie.
Unlike normal films that are meant to tell a story this was a well constructed film to ask very basic fundamental question.
Unlike the early Fifth Generation works by Zhang Yimou such as "Ju Dou" and "Raise the Red Lantern", "Kekexili" is set in very contemporary times and as such, the criticism of government policies and neglect is much stronger.
all in all i highly regard this movie as it is so close to the truth unlike some movies which twist the truth so much.
This is one of the most unique films I have ever seen, and unlike any other holiday fare out there.
Not unlike Jean Seberg in Lilith, whose character mesmerized, beguiled, and commandeered most of those who ran across her path, Mimi had that quality which likewise reaches out beyond the movie itself to ensnare the hearts of all men.
The Planet doesn't shy away from the real issue at hand, unlike so many other films of this nature.
Jared Martin's 'Varian' was from the future, and carried a tuning fork weapon not unlike Dr.Who's 'sonic screwdriver'.
But unlike that case, I won't get a $5 refund.
Unlike the Ringu and Ring 2 this has a slower pace even though the movie was short it felt long because of the pacing.
Unlike her 1998 blockbuster THE PARENT TRAP where Ms Lohan was supported by the likes of Dennis Quaid and Natasha Richardson, she was surrounded by a who's who of WHO? Her co-stars supermodel Tyra Banks and Jere Burns were mediocre at best and it was left to the timing and comedic talents of Lindsay to breathe life, no pun intended, into this otherwise stale movie.
Unlike the animators from the original film the amazing animators at DisneyToon Australia worked from their own imaginations instead of relying on live-action "reference" film.
Unlike the septic sludge of today the children are depicted in a reasonably innocent childhood.
Unlike other Universal horrors of this period, with their unfunny comedy relief antics, (bumbling, pop eyed police inspectors, burgomasters etc.) director Siodmak wisely eschews such sch-tick, and foreshadows the tragic ending of the story, with an increasingly oppressive sense of doom.
Unlike most early (pre-AIDS) gay films, this still hits the spot.
And unlike some low budget features, it doesn't try to be what it isn't.
Unlike its remake, this one is more of an exercise in minimalism and simplicity (think even Dogme).
Unlike John Ford's celebrated cavalry Westerns, there's no humor or sentimentality in this film.
Unlike the movie, the plot of this miniseries keeps faithful to the novel but still refreshes us with a few new scenes those are absolutely natural and are definitely an enhancement.
This, unlike many a bad movie, started out with an interesting plot.
Unlike another reviewer, I did not see the Wasson character becoming totally callous.
Benicio del Toro is frumpy and totally unlike any other leading man ever.
Unlike the first (great) and the fourth (bad) this movie falls squarely in between somewhere.
Unlike Clint Eastwood who makes great movies at his age, Sergiu Nicolaescu just got old and makes movies that only he and people who remember the "good old times" like.
Unlike Clinton, President Marshall flew helicopter rescue missions in Vietnam and received a Medal of Honor.
Unlike many of the screwball comedies of the 1930s, this one is a bit different because it is both funny AND excellent social commentary.
It's not hard to see who Steve later evolved into (a more famous cartoon by Seth Macfarlane) but unlike 'The Life of Larry', none of the jokes are reused in 'Family Guy'.
Unlike the first two films, this one doesn't have one single redeeming quality... it's just bad.
Unlike Frankenstein's countless remakes each of (which could win an academy award compared with this movie), Subject 2 has no purpose.... oh, other than what the Professor states - "We have much more work to do"....???? What work?
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