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also becomes increasingly irritating. Having said all of that, it does look very good thanks to some excellent cinematography, and the Nazis are effectively portrayed. But this is really one for dvd. Paul Hurley Related Links
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true star of this film is the sea itself and the gorgeous cinematography, as well as Eric Serra’s mesmerising score, which wonplaudits. The film, which won Oscars for art direction and cinematography, catapulted Newman into the top rank in Hollywood, but he
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Slow boat through China 31.01.08 Jia Zhangke's fifth feature, Still Life, sees beautiful cinematography but may not be a film for everybody. Halle's back to her best 31.01.08 Halle Berry and
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corporate greed, "Johnny Mnemonic," in 1994. His own childhood fears were informed by Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho," in which the cinematography forced the viewer to identify with the prey as she was being stalked; and by "On the Beach," in which our entire species
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director, Penn provides viewers with an absorbing and thought-provoking experience that boasts some stunning natural world cinematography from Eric Gautier and a towering central performance from Emile Hirsch. The young actor inhabits McCandless physically
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Flitting between India and America, Nair prefers to let her cinematography do the talking, thereby allowing her actors to convey thefind plenty to relate to in the film's themes, while the cinematography means that the film always retains a beauty that's never
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reining himself in after the excess of Tenacious D. Watch out, too, for the odd surprise cameo. The picture-perfect cinematography milks the Christmas context to maximum effect (even if the depiction of quaint England conforms to the American view of
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