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His journal entries, which we hear in voice-over-narration, work well with the visuals and are quite intense.
The intricate plot, great visuals, the world's greatest car chase ever make this movie a lot of fun to watch.
Coppola showed real genius in the art of film-making, using many visuals to help tell the story.
Briefly, it's about a future generation of computer games, but instead of a video monitor, visuals are supplied by your mind.
This may have been the first time a song had ever been deconstruct to fit the visuals in a music video, but it certainly wasn't the last time.
The best videos, like Jackson's Billie Jean and Beat It, have used visuals to serve the music, not the other way around.
Not since 2001 has a film score been such a perfect compliment to it's visuals.
Aside from Peter O'Toole's wonderfully controlled, understated performance as the pedantic schoolmaster who finds love and is changed by it, the film contains hundreds of stunning visuals, from Grecian ruins to London side streets to an extended countryside montage.
The music is driving but not obtrusive; the pacing and visuals are such that there is no mistaking the fact that these are real people going through an authentic experience.
I can think of no other movie that has such amazing visuals for its time and even of all time (sorry Phantom Menace fans!) 2) Kubrick's directing style is terrific.
Each song was so unique, the visuals where stunning.
The soundtrack way too uplifting to the point it intruded on the visuals.
The visuals and the select dialog make it easy to comprehend this walk through the history of physics.
The visuals were just lovely and the Jimmy Buffet music added to the "Florida feel".
A gave it a "2" instead of a "1" (awful) because there is no denying that many of the visuals were stunning, a lot of talent went into the special effects and artwork.
I think it just relied on it's grotesque visuals.
Sure some of the visuals were nice, but c'mon guys, I mean really!
Shot as if the filmmaker thought he were approaching some daring new territory by presenting a homosexual coming-of-age story, the film utilizes David Lynch inspired visuals with Fassbinder inspired acting.
hehe And third, while we have a generally decent acting supporting cast (including the required hot chick!), an actually not-so-bad story, and some cool visuals; the dialogue, fight scenes involving gymnastics (hilarious!), and overall execution of the plot are weak.
Loads of potential with the cast and the cool visuals.
I cannot fault the visuals (when not involving alien makeups), and the special effects are impressive.
But the fx visuals were obviously where all the makers' interest/attention/money went.
This movie does have some great noirish/neorealist visuals, and it tells a story that is refreshingly free of Hollywood's sugar-coating, which was only possible because it was essentially an independent foreign film.
As someone who was staggered at the incredible visuals of "Hero," I was anxious to see this film which was billed as being along the same lines, but better.
While the visuals remain as stunning from the first movies, the new explorations of the characters falls terrible flat in the sequel.
And it should be unnecessary because their is a fine cast here and some beautifully composed and shot visuals.
Director James Goldstone gets freaky with the hyperkinetic visuals and camera-tricks, while editor Edward A. Biery goes wild with the zig-zag cuts.
It's one thing to give me a peek into the inner workings of someone else's mind -- even someone else's chemically altered consciousness -- but quite another to just throw weird visuals at me purely for the sake of weirdness.
There is anyway already too much confusion in the movie, so these viewing angles make it worse and do not contribute to artful visuals.
Artistically it had its moments with few dreamlike visuals, but some kinetic editing and cheap jolts don't help.
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