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The film works like a documentary where they are interviewing this horror buff guy that has a lot of knowledge in the horror genre and is on a journey with him to create a real horror movie, which is the horror buff guy or Leslie Vernon's fantasy.
The first 2 thirds of the movie is more on the fun side of things with the actual horror thrown in at the end which works pretty well with the build up with it's dark humor.
There are some works which smack of being surreal just for the sake of being surreal, where you get the feeling the artist just got tired and threw anything together mindlessly in the hopes that someone will come across it and yell "Eureka!
Gibson Frasier is a real silent movie or Vitaphone hero and the IT girl sensibilities of 'his girl' works.
It's not often that a climactic trial works well, and there is no exception for Peyton Place.
Freddy continues on alone to Reno to find Albert's mother at the restaurant where she works, but is told by the owner that she no longer works there.
There are deleted scenes from the older works of this franchise, and they have brought back Sir.
Woody doesn't delve into the territory of fantasy too much, but this one totally works with one of his most intelligent screenplays and winning performances from Farrow and Daniels and the ending is a heartbreaker.
Stage play that works on screen.
If you know anything of Doyle's works and Sherlock Holmes, you will be sorely disappointed.
The only problem is that it works too well.
Dario Argento and George Romero team up, each telling a tale supposedly based on works of Edgar Poe.
Taz works in Hotel Tasmania (some episodes) as the cleaner, run by Bushwacker Bob and his Mom, and his work buddies Constance the female Koala bear and Mr Thickley the kangaroo.
The role-reversals of the stars works well and the byplay between them is good.
He works as a bomb expert who runs into the man (ron silver) who is cheating on him with his wife.
Huh? There's a Godzilla in-joke that's quite funny, and works, as clips from Ghidorah(1965) manage to make it into the film as one guy seems to be a Kaiju fan.
Most works of art (or general comments like these) can only address a handful of those issues from a single perspective.
So what an absolute delight to say that Beowulf not only works because of it being in 3-D (more on that brilliant factor later) but also the movie is a genuinely brilliant movie anyway.
The dialogue and one liners are so colorful and energetic and the movie works as a 50s comedy.
The first half of the film is relatively straightforward and rooted in reality, as a soldier stationed in the jungle goes on leave to a bustling city and falls in love with a young man who lives and works there.
After this monstrosity, I will make sure that I never see another one of Spielberg's works.
Standing defensively works for spear armed infantry not for assault infantry like the soldiers pictured in the film.
For the first half of the film, as it actually attempts to make some sort of a story involving the theft of the Pink Panther, this movie almost works.
Her low budget works for her in keeping things tight and paranoid, it never feels cheap, only focused.
Surely the ending that every viewer finds so profoundly unsettling only works because the rest of this beautifully crafted film leads us to expect a quite different ending.
That part of the story is heavily contrived, but it works very well regardless because after all it is a 1930s movie.
The couple Spader-Sarandon works well.
She was always at her best playing women who may or may not be REAL BAD! Ferrer is his usually hammy self, but this time it works in his favor.
The main problem with this film is it lacks the gore and nudity Troma is famously known for, but it works for this movie for the most part.
When Imitation Of Life came out in 1934, Fannie Hurst was at the height of her literary reputation having had her two best works this one and Back Street, come out back to back as both novels and movies.
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