Dark River is the latest in a recent string of deliberately-paced (read: conventionally-slow) movies that primarily rely on wordless communication, both between characters and from the filmmakers to the audience.
Dark River is the latest in a recent string of deliberately-paced (read: conventionally-slow) movies that primarily rely on wordless communication, both between characters and from the filmmakers to the audience.
Midway through Fred Rogers’ illustrious career, he became convinced that he had exhausted every conceivable story, lesson, and moral tale to tell his audience of kids.
Jim Parsons is finally turning into a good actor!
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Long time, no ganj-talk!
Aesthetically and spiritually, Action Point harkens back to 80s summer-camp comedies that have largely gone out of production, if not style nor fashion, recently.
The Rider stands as a testament to how easily the conceptual advantages of casting non-actors can be overwhelmed by the practical disadvantages.