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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.
Light wisely steers clear of explaining Hilley, instead playing the character straight, letting the absurdity of the story maintain the mystery of Hilley.
Shop a little more wisely.
Probably the last of La Crawford's great diva roles, her Eva Phillips gnaws through every last shred of scenery until John Ireland wisely decides to put all of us out of Joan's misery via car accident.
Attempts to locate Peter Pig have been unsuccessful, although there are rumors that he lives in semi-retirement in Encino, having wisely bought stock in Disney and, later, in IBM.
Since the filmmakers had very little budget, they wisely don't show the creatures in much detail.
No, also the cast isn't very believable, except maybe for the policewoman, who knew all along how it would end, and wisely didn't talk.
The simple story is wisely left uncluttered, with no attempts to artificially inflate the proceedings with unnecessary thematic distractions.
After delivering supplies to a desolate but inhabited island, Captain Thorne Sherman (James Best) wisely decides that with a threatening hurricane about to make landfall, it would make sense to stick around at least for one night until things blow over.
Episode 3, wisely re-named the Horror Show, was an exception because it starred the great actor Brion James (may he rest in peace) He made this film enjoyable and also the story had more horror in it.
However, Creadon wisely focuses much of the film's initial attention on Will Shortz, the crossword puzzle editor for The New York Times who has gained renown as NPR's Puzzle Master.
The only thing is using your time, budget, crew, and location wisely always play a major role in every movie.
Also, good movies don't have to be longer than 2 hours to be great ,and at 79 minutes, this film uses it's time wisely.
Wow was this BAD!!! Bette Davis (in her last film role sad to say) is a witch who marries Lionel Stander (wisely walking through his role) and invades his house which he shares with his adult children (Colleen Camp and David Rasche).
Then Davis disappears (she wisely left after a week of shooting) and is replaced by sexy Barbara Carrera.
The storytellers wisely chose to end their tale at the climactic crossing of the Red Sea; even the delivery of the Ten Commandments is portrayed only in an epilogue vignette.
Well, I didn't choose wisely when I rented this movie.
Did IBM & Apple wisely tell these people not to use their products?
So, without really analyzing the film (which I wouldn't do before I read the original 13 page William Gibson story, which incidentally has NO dialogue), I'd just like to cast my vote for using your 92 minutes wisely and viewing some of Ferrara's better films instead of this one.
Perhaps wisely, the script doesn’t overly stress the pretentiousness inherent in the film’s title.
The background research on the history was done and the locations were chosen wisely.
Although Iraq’s interim constitution gave the Assembly exclusive control over the drafting process, the Assembly wisely reached out beyond its membership in creating a constitutional drafting committee.
He wisely accepted his critics’ suggestions, fixing the problems that he had denied existed.
The UK, of course, famously (and wisely) opted out of the single currency even as it is now moving (not so wisely) to withdraw from the European Union and the single market entirely.
South Korean President Lee Myung-bak has wisely begun to prepare for that contingency by proposing a special “Unification Tax” to help pay the costs of the Kim dynasty’s eventual disintegration.
While Indian officials are often discreet in public about relations with China, and wisely want bilateral trade and investment to grow, their security concerns remain acute.
The most visible is the structural approach, which invests money wisely in flood protection, drainage, preservation of wetlands and forests, and remedial action – based on sound risk assessment – to protect valuable infrastructure.
Likewise, Trump would certainly agree that, “balancing the requirements of a stable international system against the desirability of retaining freedom of action for national policy,” the US wisely “opted for the latter.”
They are all caught between the problems of the present and the mistakes of the past: in Europe, between institutions designed to avoid inflation when the problem is growth and employment; in America, between massive household and government debt and the demands of fiscal and monetary policy; and everywhere, between America’s failure to use the world’s scarce natural resources wisely and its failure to achieve peace and stability in the Middle East.
Today’s uncertainties will pass, but only if we act wisely and responsibly.
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