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Hawerchuk in Paul, Apostle of Christ (2018) ' Skilful dive in the Rome of the first centuries with a sublime directing: a moving film very well interpreted.'.

Hawerchuk in The Equalizer 2 (2018) ' One of those films that spend half of the time making promises and the other half not keeping them.'.

Hawerchuk in Aquaman (2018) ' 20 000 leagues under my expectations.'.

Hawerchuk in OceanвЂ™s 8 (2018) ' The numerous references to Soderbergh's films only highlight the difference in quality.'.

THE PRISONER OF ZENDA 1979 MOVIE

Hawerchuk in The Commuter (2018) ' A good management of suspense and timing, pleasant action movie despite some inconsistencies.'.

Hawerchuk in Black Panther (2018) ' A superhero movie not too rotten that changes the usual crap, even if it's a tad naive and outdated, at least it's exotic.'.

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Hawerchuk in Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018) ' Without surprises but full of ideas, a classic and friendly Marvel.Philosoft in Arrival (2016) ' We need to connect, the peace is together.'.Philosoft in Joker (2019) ' A Killer Klown from Inner Space, is falling down a crazy place.'.One for Sellers fans, then, or those who like their comedies to remind them of gentler times. Whereas Sellers manages to give the modest cockney cabbie just enough life to persuade you to care, and the actor is never less than supremely watchable even when heвЂ™s off his best form. Surprisingly, given the actorвЂ™s then recent comments about having everything of himself but the characters he plays вЂњsurgically removedвЂќ, it is in the parodical Rudolph where heвЂ™s weakest, the part being a collection of toffee-nosed ticks and verbal distortions. Strangelove), Sellers is even named twice in the opening titles, and we really are getting two performances from him here. Famous for playing multiple roles (notably in KubrickвЂ™s Dr. Unquestionably it is Sellers who dominates almost every scene. The Henri Mancini score, celebrated on the filmвЂ™s release, is probably doing rather too much of the directorвЂ™s work for him, but is as lacking in subtlety as everything else. But much of the comedy is somewhat superannuated, the jokes obvious and the action rather tame. ItвЂ™s a breezy enough film, with a plethora of British character actors вЂ“ including John Laurie in a small role, and Simon Williams as FrewinвЂ™s вЂњhandlerвЂќ вЂ“ giving it plenty of stiff upper lip, with the usual diversions along the way, among them Gregory Sierra as a cuckolded count determined to get his revenge on the roving would-be king. But RudolphвЂ™s half brother Michael (Jeremy Kemp) has other ideas, intending to take the crown for himself вЂ“ and thus cabbie Sydney Frewin is co-opted into impersonating the king as a diversion, to facilitate the irresponsible RudolphвЂ™s coronation.

THE PRISONER OF ZENDA 1979 DRIVER

Less than two years after Star Wars changed the cinematic landscape, fewer than six months after Doctor Who introduced robot doubles into its own variation on the story, and exactly three weeks after Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Dick Clement and Ian Le FrenaisвЂ™ script harkens back to the likes of the 1950s Ealing comedies, and SellersвЂ™ own The Mouse That Roared вЂ“ but feels misplaced in the year that produced Alien, Monty PythonвЂ™s Life of Brian and, later on, SellersвЂ™ reinvention shortly before his death in Being There.Д¬o-starring SellersвЂ™ fourth wife Lynne Frederick in her last film role and one no bigger than those played by Elke Sommer and Catherine Schell, The Prisoner of Zenda tells the tale of a cab driver who is the spitting image of the fatuous King Rudolph V, set to inherit the throne of Ruritania after the death of his father (also Sellers) in a hot air balloon accident. There have been countless screen adaptations of Anthony HopeвЂ™s 1894 novel, but Richard QuineвЂ™s 1979 version вЂ“ his last as director вЂ“ is the least timely.

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