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This movie was simply amazing.The writing was incredible as well as the directing and acting.The story instantly gets you interested.This movie is one of those movies that has your heart pounding the whole time.As always Damian Chapa is brilliant,his on screen acting is as powerful as any Hollywood actor.The cast in this film is perfect.Each character made the story more complete.The cinematography was captivating and it uplifted the movie.I was totally stuck to the screen and couldn't stop watching it,there was no getting up for popcorn or anything.This movie is one of the best all year,maybe even the best.Definitely rent this movie,I recommend it this movie if u want to see great filmaking or just for pure entertainment.
Brilliant writing.
It is interesting to see what people think of this movie, since it is, in fact, quite unique (though it bears some of the trademarks of Clive Barker's writing).
This short deals with a severely critical writing teacher whose undiplomatic criticism extends into his everyday life.
When he learns why that's not a good idea, we learn a bit about the beautiful craft of writing that he's been lecturing on.
The writing, acting, directing could not have been better.
Don't bother writing about something out of your comprehension's reach...There just isn't enough of these great independent attempts at expression at it's most raw , amateur level.
Pat Costello, Lou's brother, having been involved in the writing of the script.
He seems to be enjoying himself in the role of Holmes, but for that I blame the writing.
If your expecting Jackass look somewhere else this an actual movie and for the budget well done the acting isnt top noth neither is the writing but the directing was there and so was the story definetly worth the rent and possibly the buy if you really enjoy it like i did.
The writing and jokes are far more literate than I have come to expect.
Flawless writing and brilliant acting make this unusually delightful and witty plot-twister one of the best American films I have seen this year.
It's quite probable that O'Neill saw the writing on the wall way before everyone else did about the future of America.
The show had a great writing talent and some if not all of the episodes left you with a feel for the characters that is often missing in todays hit shows.I often came away with a sense of learning something from the story lines and greatly entertained by the very unique characters.
The writing, the acting, the blending of several stories without being even the least bit choppy, everything about this movie is exceptional.
Although the writing was unpolished, as some of the dialog seemed drawn-out and contrived, the script did have shining moments.
This was on the Saturday before Halloween this year (today, at the time of this writing) and it has to be the best horror anthology out there.
The writing moves well and the dialogue is well structured, but there are some flaws in logic as the film moves deeper into the story.
While the "Scarlet" story line and some of the dialogue suffered from lack of inspired writing, overall I thought this was a worthwhile dramatization of what might have been between Scarlett and Rhett.
The chemistry is still there, the writing has not gone down and I still look forward to watching it.
Sure, the plot was ripped right out of the 1930s....the writing as schmaltzy as the Hallmark Greeting Card company's legendary poetry, and the one- dimensional characters were played by a cast plucked straight from Central Casting - but it was CUTE, and exactly what I needed last night.
It has an excellent cast, a wide range of humor (from deadpan to slapstick), and fine writing.
(Now that he's writing his own films, you'd think he'd give himself a role that he hasn't been typecast in already.)
The campaign is the basis for a module that the dungeon master, Lodge, is writing.
There is some slap stick comedy which I enjoy and some damn good writing in my opinion.
Yes, Chaplin, the silent screen master, just uses too many words in this film, and his tendency towards writing long speeches and extraneous passages of dialogue would carry over into his other talkie films, such as (better) "Limelight".
I hardly know where to begin in writing about this gem, except to say that it represents young Buster Keaton at the peak of his powers and must certainly rank with the half-dozen best short comedies ever made.
Featuring classic comedians and guest star cameos, keeps to a simple but original plot, classic Muppet lame jokes, Paul Williams genius in song writing, and Electric Mayhem madness, and comes off with an amazing movie especially when you realize that the major cast are puppets.
Overall however,the acting and writing elevates this production to a high level of small screen excellence.
anyway, i am writing it again.
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