If you didn't know you wanted male nudity, you were wrong as hell. It has everything you'd want from a good, harsh yet heartful, russian mafia story. Eastern Promises has enough accurate reviews written about it. If you're willing to take the effort, Damnation is a rewarding, thoughtful film that may leave you transfixed if the mood is right. He makes no pretention of anything new, or different from what you see, being hidden somewhere and served secretly to the pious viewer. It's anything but easy getting into the mood Bela Tarr wants you to be in, and sure enough, he offers no shortcuts in this tour into his - rugged, yet beautiful ordinary, yet strange - world. My predominant thought during the first half of the film was that I've seen all this way too many times in way too many boring films Later on, the film won me over, but there was clearly in the air the chance that it might not have, had the circumstances been less favorable.
Damnation demands a lot from the viewer, and that means serious business. If all this is sounding pretty good so far, you may well be wondering about the lowish rating. Music is scarce and used with consideration, but is notably good and very fitting, often serving as a wonderful contrast to the film's status quo stagnancy, and in this way lighting up the scenes with enchanting complexity. Natural sounds - like the sound of rain - are used a lot, but always with a thought. Motion being so restrained, the role of sound in conveying moods and atmosphere from the screen to the viewer is amplified. A couple of times the text succeeds in this task brilliantly, but a lot of the time the words are not as well written. The shots feel more like photographs than like scenes in a movie, the dialogue serving as a lyrical description of each image. Stagnant, slowly panning shots of bleak men and women in a run-down eastern european backdrop. The film is a slow string of moments - carefully planned long tracking shots - connected by a unifying setting and perspective. Reginald R (de) wrote: Bela Tarr's Damnation demands a lot from the viewer. There's also a girl Jack likes who has a dog that Shoeshine takes a shine to. While Underdog saves people in distress, the mad scientist and his underling continue their plot to catch him and take over the city. The boy discovers that the dog, named Shoeshine by dad, has super powers, but it's their little secret. He's adopted by a security guard - an ex-cop, who's a widower with a moody teen son, Jack. The dog escapes, but now has superpowers. That night a mad scientist dognaps him and injects him with an elixir. In a journey beset with budget shortfalls and the near-impossible feat of improving over six seconds in a sport determined by fractions of a second, the girls won a record number of medals in this post-recession 2012 London Olympic Games.Directors:, Cast:, Movie Description: A bomb-sniffing beagle is fired from the mayor's office for a faux pas. Olympic Track Cycling Team pulled together support from their husbands, families, and innovative small businesses to beat all odds.
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