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I suspect that the writer came from a background in prose, as everything gets way over explained instead of relying on the visuals to tell the story.
The visuals are awe-inspiring, and the film is contains with numerous scenes where sound and visuals combine to give the viewer a gritty feeling of rhythm within the movie.
Amazing visuals, brilliant story of love, hate and war, plus believable characters.
They should have spent as much time on the characters as they did on the visuals.
Utterly creepy, funny, bleak and suspenseful with rich characters, memorable dialog and stimulating visuals.
I was a bit caught off guard by the singing/dancing numbers at first, but the story and visuals won me over.
Wonderful plot, wonderful visuals, and a cool dog!
Knowing is a terrific film by the director of Dark City that combines bone-chilling horror with a great story and amazing visuals.
The story telling was creepy and the visuals were just enough to frighten!
Apart from the depth of the material, the filmmakers have done an outstanding job with the enactments, the visuals and the brilliant music by Danny Elfman.
The visuals are just a compendium of clichés stolen from countless other films.
Director Lewis Milestone has a great eye for the visuals with the close-ups of rain in rivers, sands, and trees in the beginning and near the end.
Araki uses amazing visuals and a beautiful pop soundtrack to convey to us his character's emotions and by the end of the film, somehow I understood everything that he was trying to say.
Yeah, yeah, yeah the visuals are stunning, blah, blah, blah, but as is proved time and again, visuals alone can't make a movie.
LA MUJER DE MI HERMANO is a bad movie that manages, through stylish visuals, neat transitions, lush electronica used as mood music, and a deliberate plot pacing, to look better than it is.
Anyways, rather than try and balance my review with what was good (the visuals, the 3D, the sound effects), am just going to say what really sucked.
The only way to describe the visuals in LaChapelle's videos and films is sheerly courageous.
It has some very strong features such as the cinematography that captures the artsy feeling of Paris 1919 and, despite excesses, manages to create some visuals of hallucinations and the wild madness of painters painting canvasses; a rather complex peak into the lives of several of the more revolutionary artists of the time; and a substantial feeling for the interchange between artist and model.
Brilliant visuals, and fantastic use of music and choreography alone make this a joy to watch.
I will say the Titanic visuals are quite creepy and fascinating and the subtle overlays were pretty effective in showing the viewer what section of the ship we were seeing at a given time.
Seriously, the film had tremendous potential and some unnerving visuals.
The visuals in this film, although slightly over the top, are fantastic and will never be forgotten.
Aside from the visuals, which as you would expect from guillermo del toro were excellent, and Ron Pearlman's turn as hellboy, the film stank.
There are some great visuals, but the whole thing left me cold.
Even the special effects and visuals are poor and the editing is totally disjointed.
The movie is packed full of simple, but effective visuals that don't take over the movie, but seamlessly take you on a journey.
What about the visuals though, any creepy dream scenes, or fancy killings?
The visuals are simply stunning.
The execution is first rate, with a terrific cast, good production values (music, editing, photography), and inventive visuals from directors Boris ("The Omega Man") Sagal, Barry ("Across 110th Street") Shear, and Steven Spielberg (in his maiden effort).
The acting is great, the visuals are great, and the script is great.
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