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The writers have updated the tales rather well and twisted them just enough that the familiar endings still pack a punch.
Well it might be a kid's movie...perhaps but i'm not gonna let my kids from 9 watch it!,so the one who say it is a kid movie hmm?!,it is teenager movie i agree..,so but back to the movie it is about a boy who can lie very good..,so good that at the end nobody nows truth or lie.Anyway it is a nice movie to see nice screen play i vote a 8 for screen play and story ...i think they writers mend a litlle lesson whit it...''the truth is never overated''.
Having done some research on the making of the film I have to hand it to those guys, the filmmakers, actors, writers, etc., for having put together such a film with such limited resources.
The success in bringing this movie to life was obviously a team effort so to actors, EP's, producers, writers, directors, and all of production I say, "WELL PLAYED!" Having missed the credits at the beginning of the movie (it was being shown on HBO), I was so very surprised that I had to actually research (albeit briefly) the internet in order to find the title of this movie -- something so great should have been known by me -- a clear indication that this movie must be re-released!
All of these questions, and more, are posed by the writers of this show every week, and this is their final thesis.
Director, Raoul Walsh mounts his historical epic on the laurels of highly questionable recanting of historical texts, rewritten by screen writers Wally Kline and Aeneas MacKenzie, until truth and fiction are warped all out of proportion.
Somewhere along the line the writers must have realised this and so took the film in a totally different direction basically ignoring the other films.
This comedy is still copied by people and no other writers and directors have been able to make this thing again!
William Faulkner was one of the American writers to win the Nobel Prize in literature.
Shame on the writers for wrecking what had been up to that ending a really good series.
Many specific complaints made by other writers here strike me as simple personal preference, which, after all, is what we are about here.
The stage musical isn't really much more than a group of skits strung together with some amusing musical numbers; however for the film director Milos Foreman (who won an Oscar for directing ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST) and the writers have taken the basic premise of the play and the score and constructed a real story to make the show more "user friendly" for the big screen.
I would welcome more films from female writers and directors , and I think lots of other women with me.
It as if producers and writers think kids aren't smart enough to understand character development and plot detail.
The unfounded plant manager Atron and Vince make good antagonists for the series, for the writers really do establish them as a threat and give you that dreadful feeling every time they come on screen.
Patty Chayevsky was years ahead of most successful screenplay and drama writers in tackling sticky subjects.
The script for the documentary really sounds as though the researchers and writers had done their homework, it is so insightful and it does get you hooked and never lets go.
As an aside I agree with all the comments other writers have made about this series on this web site.
It's potency is perhaps best attested to by the fact that even as we, umm, type, a book is being written about the show wherein will be found the thoughts, fancies, and reminiscences of many of the show's actors, writers, directors, and producers.
The script writers here could give Fox News some lessons in fair and balanced.
The final episode was just the evidence of how bad was the show with so many bad changes (to think the writers of some episodes didn't know anything about the first stories), it was one of the worst end I have ever seen in a TV show.
Before actually playing the game, there was a little concern about how the writers were going to keep up the pace of gags after the first two games.
Such a shame that this wonderful bright spot on the small screen had such talent in writers and actors, such wonderful scenery that was the ultimate escapism for those in a land locked, sun deprived state.
The show, while if often rollercoasters from over the top buffoonery to being corny walks the line enough to keep it as a show that you can see Damon Wayans be comfortable in his own skin on the set (especially since the main writers, directors and consultants were ALL members of the Wayans family) AND in his character.
Writers and directors, by the nature of their craft, stand back a frame from the action in their work to show insights about characters and situations.
I know the writers strike killed another one of my favorite shows years ago called greatest American hero.
These cartoon writers are unrelenting with their corny (and fun) puns.
We wish all of the actors, actresses, writers, directors, and producers the best of luck and would just like to say keep up the good work.
The writers did their homework--the accuracy of events is well documented.
The director, writers, and actors truly convey what it feels like to be in love.
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