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I recently Viewed a Promo DVD of "EDDIE MONROE" and everything from the cast to the storyline and directing all worked smoothly.
Film is appreciated best when viewed for what it is: a series of images grouped together.
the quality of the images it's not the best, but the movie is totally realistic about Brazilian problems, and must be viewed and admired.
I went into the screening at the convention in Indiana with very low expectations, having already viewed 2 other film with "gamer" in the title (both of which were so bad that by the end of the second one I had plucked out one of my own eyes with my drinking straw and a twisted paper clip I found between the seat cushions).
When I recently viewed the video for the first time, I was amazed how much I enjoyed watching Timothy Dalton's depiction of Rhett Butler and Joanne Walley-Kilmer's as Scarlet.
The version I viewed was very well restored, which is sometimes a problem with these silent era animated films.
"Black Water" is one of the most tense films I have viewed in a long time.
I finally received my DVD today, viewed it and I'm pleased to announce this is the original theatrical version of the film.
Viewed today its lost little of its power and remains much better than the overrated "Kids".
I viewed The Reader at Sugar, which is not an optimal venue for viewing anything, and the movie was by far the highlight of the evening.
Mild gripe; East and West Germany, viewed on any map, would have West Germany on the left side, East to the right.
Going into the film I wasn't sure that "scratching" can really be called an art form, or that the turntable can be viewed as an instrument in its own right.
One or two critics really liked it, but many viewed it as slight.
Batman Returns provides comic relief, action, suspense and fantasy; and it should not be viewed as 'crap', although we are all entitled to our own opinions.
After I had viewed the film I felt tense because of all the confrontation that took place during it.
When the first trailer for this film was viewed by myself, I was curious as to what angle the storyline would take.
I know longer movies often don't do well at the box office but why this was pulled and not allowed to be viewed by the public is beyond me.
The Man with the Golden Arm served its function is peeling back a layer of the underside of society, an eye-opener to a Southern country boy in 1955 when I first viewed this film in the theater.
While grounded in reality, much of what Erika (Huppert) does can be viewed as emotional metaphor.
I really enjoyed myself as I viewed it.
I viewed this movie on cable.
I viewed Linda, and it is a Top-Rate Movie!
I first viewed it at a chaotic Sundance Film Festival screening that brought out the spirit of the movie- a giant air duct fell from the ceiling at the beginning of the movie, hit seven people and caused a twenty-five minute delay; half way through the film the sound started fluttering and the projector had to be stopped to fix it, and in the last twenty minutes the projector stopped and the film burned up.
It isn't a masterpiece, but having viewed it twice it does come across as compelling drama set in the world of network TV.
Yet, viewed on it's own, the film is a masterpiece.
This is best to be viewed late at night so that the haunting imagery can linger in your mind and wash over you as you drift off into sleep.
I highly recommend it and hope it can be viewed by more people, since Colombian movies seem to have started to be more internationally focused since last year.
This is a classic movie that should be viewed by all.
I have taken quite a few videos I purchased back for them to sell to others after I viewed them considering the 50 cent cost as a rental.
Last but not least we must mention the extraordinary emotional weight put on the last moments of the execution course with all the catharsis shown by the convicted's last words and the detail with which the act of the execution itself is viewed in a parallel cut with images of the murder scenes in the forest to stress that we are being confronted with another murder so pitiless as the latter but performed in a cold and supposed "legal" way.
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