Rezultatele Cautarii dupa Trailere pentru Frances

Should have been a ...
Should have been a tie that year.

Why is this movie ...
Why is this movie so hard to find? It is the best movie I've ever seen about an actors life, so real, so mean, so sad, with mothers like hers who needs the devil?

SEE IT!!!
SEE IT!!!

I just saw Dick ...
I just saw Dick Tracy (1990) with Warren Beatty and The Shadow (1994) with Alec Baldwin. It seems like a lot of DARK heroes came out after the 1990 version of Batman.

"compared to modern ...
"compared to modern cinema" ??????? the words modern and cinema don't even belong together. modern film is crap. its all CGI, bad acting, and poor scripts. guilty pleasure, no problem...great cinema, not even close. not saying that what you say about some 80's films isn't true, I'm just saying it gets worse every decade.

some one plz upload ...
some one plz upload darkman 1 2 3

Ill always love ...
Ill always love Francis Ford Coppola, but, with all due respect, this movie is a total failure.

Such a great movie
Such a great movie

Espectacular....!!! ...
Espectacular....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i have no idea what ...
i have no idea what there saying but man edward sounds hot

21:00 to 26 sexies ...
21:00 to 26 sexies voice i've ever heard.

I like the german ...
I like the german voices too francais aussi

Southside rockers ...
Southside rockers song is dope

kool g rap - streets
kool g rap - streets

first song pls
first song pls

how could this be ...
how could this be better! fucking out of this world

Favorite film ever ...
Favorite film ever by far. Even better than Dr. Strangelove IMO. It quite possibly has the most star-studded cast ever. They don't even mention that it's got Denis Hopper, Harrison Ford, and Lawrence Fishburne! Like HO-LEE! All they're missing is Jack Nicholson.

I actually don't ...
I actually don't like this trailer. I think it does give away a lot of the movie.

I am not completely ...
I am not completely sure about the meaning of the title myself except for the obvious connection between the fierce nature of Siamese Fighting Fish and the violent and dangerous environment that the characters of the story live in. Siamese FF are also very territorial. They will sometimes fight to the death to protect their own patch of water.Gang warfare back in the 50's etc was also about carving out an exclusive piece of turf or territory, often with the use of violence.

I think it's better ...
I think it's better if you separate the book from the film and take them as two separate entities. Rarely is a film as good as a book with a few exceptions such as 'Drugstore Cowboy'. If you can watch the film with a completely fresh perspective, as if you never read the book, the film stands up as an amazing work of art in it's own right. The unusual and very original soundtrack, the ambience of B&W and the style in which it was filmed comes together to create something very unique.

it compares the ...
it compares the rumble fish from the book to rusty james and other gang members. thats why motorcycle boy tries to free them at the end

calm the hell down! ...
calm the hell down!!! I realize that, you moron. You're the stupid one thinking I'm all worked up over it.

Big fucking deal! ...
Big fucking deal! It's just a movie you stupid fucking bitch!=P

Evil Dead! That's ...
Evil Dead! That's what it was! anyhow my point was stranger things have violated women in movies

this was a good ...
this was a good movie although it has been years since i have seen it....who did Kate Blanchett play again?

ya whatever all im ...
ya whatever all im reading is HALALALALALLALAAAAA!!!

jac BUUUUUUUURN IN ...
jac BUUUUUUUURN IN HEEEEEELL YOU DEMENTED SICK FUCK FART !!! EAT SHIT AND DIE ALREADY YOU RICKETY ORPHAN !!! ,,/,,

love this movie, ...
love this movie, love moliere

I should add, that ...
I should add, that the soundtrack to "Le Roi Danse" is also excellent.

Yes, that's my ...
Yes, that's my point. Vivaldi would not be appropriate, either, being Italian & late Baroque. I said faux Mozart because the music they use here is more characteristic of the light sound of the Classical age rather than the dark, rich sound of early French Baroque. Louis XIV wanted to create a uniquely French music & arts culture, & allowed Lully to practically choke out foreign competition. Maybe I'm biased--I prefer the soundtrack to Mnouchkine's "Moliere"--darker & more period-appropriate.