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However that being said,I really thought it was a great film,Sean Faris is showing the type of potential that usually lands actors into big time stardom.
Usually we scorn at "What if..." movies.
I'm glad I read (twice) the book first which is usually the case for me.
Usually, such a role is given to an A-list actor with box office draw, which is probably why I never heard of this film before I saw it.
But, Faith akin, being an Turkish oriented guy who probably knows about that country more than an ordinary European, falls into the trap of orientalism that other western artists usually fall.
What is most remarkable about "distant" is that it captures the details of life we usually ignore and the rich essence of our existence that often gets buried under the din and visual extravaganza of our commercialized world.
First, I must say that I don't speak spanish and usually do not enjoy spanish speaking films... BUT Two Coyotes is an exceptional film.
I had already watched another movie right before this one and was really sleepy, and usually I get bored on watching a second movie in one night, but this one really made me wake up and didn't have any boring moments.
i watch it daily and i usually watch it more than once a day.
I was gladly surprised when I figured out that contrary to what we usually see, computer-performed actions are somehow realistic, as they use Windows 3.x and normal computers.
The actors' performance is globally OK, Sandra Bullock usually annoys me with her "oh my god why me" way to behave, but this time she seems to have controlled herself.
one of best movies ever...Fire...it is not much about sociological description of India today...it is the mind blowing use of light that never stops, never becomes...normal...even when...in this sense the movie is almost unique...both leads are of very good quality...the origin of Das as a street performer are pretty obvious...her performance is a superb "cammeo"...but the use of the light...I have look at it and looked at it, again and again...still mind blowing after ages...nothing torrid in the story...rather "pure" way of facing the subject...in a way it is sad that in the bizarre world we live today, a major art work is usually known as a gender film...Fire can stand face to face with Dryer's Jeanne D' Arc or Ichikawa's Biruma no Tategoto or some of the major Kurosawa movies, just to name "some".
I usually have a difficult time watching a TV movie, the extra long commercial breaks will break my concentration and I give up and find a good book.
Each week I visited the Wynyard Newsreel cinema on George Street to watch the Cinesound (and usually 3 Stooges) shorts.
We don't usually warm up to a series until they are almost at the end of their production life.
Other than Crossfire(1947) and Gentleman's Agreement(1947) which dealt with anti-semitism they usually had a musical-theatre background.
Klaus Kinski popped up in a sizable number of spaghetti Westerns throughout the 60's and early 70's; he was usually cast in secondary parts as nasty villains.
Usually, I'm not even a suspense/thriller fan.
If I had to say the movie has any flaws it would maybe be that characters sometimes usually speak in obvious dialog, but that's alright because it's great dialog.
Ms. Garbo gives a great performance as she usually does as the estranged daughter of a sea captain who returns after fifteen years.
I'm so impressed with the aireals , the way they were shot and the timing was so dynamically perfect with the music .being a dancer myself , and having been a part of many dance films choreography is usually chopped ,diced and sometimes not even to the beat....."Showgirls" the Movie .
Talk Radio usually doesn't.
More I won't say, except that Scott movies usually have just one pretty girl and this one has three.
This is ironic because this film is really about the one love all humans should want which is the love of (or for) peace (not materialistic things which are usually the real reasons for wars, epitomized in something most of us want such as "cars", let's say).
The Dead End Kids/Bowery Boys found themselves in a lot of uneven films, and usually did better when in a support role, as in "Angels With Dirty Faces".
Those who have such souls are usually branded as crazy by our society, but from another point of view, they all have the virtue all the others lost when become "grown": the virtue of God's love.
Additionally, I liked that Park played with a little symbolism and reversal whereas we don't usually get this is Asia cinema.
I usually don't get to go out there in the winter, so I like to see this movie at Christmas time to "tide me over" until my next trip!
I usually hate "romance" and love films but this movie truly touched me.
OK, so I'm not usually one that runs out and rents foreign movies...especially foreign dark comedies.
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