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There are bad guy minions in this movie that look like ninjas and a fair amount of scenes in which the character's voice inflection is completely inappropriate, not to mention the fact that instead of at least attempting to fake scientific jargon, lots of questions are answered with, "I can't tell you that, it's classified," or "it's so complicated, you wouldn't understand."
McNamara at one point in the film says that whenever he went before the press, he never answered the question asked but rather answered the question he wished was asked.
And she answered the phone with "Lieutenant Stark".
As the drama progressed, we held out hope that the many questions we had would be answered, but that did not happen.
Some of my friends thought this is one of those films that is great the first time you see it, but diminishes after that because the heavy suspense questions have been answered.
She had trouble following the storyline on her own - but I watched the movie with her and answered her questions.
Many questions were never answered, and the character development was almost non-existent.
I think that the movie answered that question admirably.
After the screening I saw, Toback answered questions.
You won't none of these questions are answered.
Wes makes for a very interesting lead and the plot leaves clues and questions that only the planned series could have answered.
Basic questions should be answered in the beginning.
Loving "Ginger Snaps", a film which if you're like me felt left too many unanswered questions, coming into "Ginger Snaps 2" I was eager to see not only how they answered the unanswered questions, but seeing if they could keep the name Ginger Snaps still alive.
if you answered a god awful movie your right.
The only thing not answered in this one from the last one is who the little boy was from that movie.
In any case, when an audience member asked the director/writer, Michael Burke, why he chose to give the film the ending it has -- which was undoubtedly the lurking question that everyone was mulling over but afraid to ask -- Burke answered, "Well, I got to the end and -- that's what happened!"
Finally, the question that has been nagging cinephiles for two years has been answered -- will there ever be a film that's worse than Eating Out?
All the questions are answered, and I had a real ball with this one.
It begins with a action-filled sequence that really wakes your interest and curiosity, but the questions that arise in the beginning doesn't get answered, only more and more questions and that is very annoying.
The power of this man is vividly demonstrated through this film, leaving you with questions answered as well as a desire to hear more.
Questions are asked and answered, but in doing so other questions arise.
More questions are asked than answered, but on the whole, I believe the point of this film is to get you thinking and talking with an open mind.
So you see, things are done differently here, and we even have a few questions answered.
Some, but not all questions are cryptically answered, which steadfastly adheres to the "nothing is as it seems",non linear flow to the movies.
There are still many questions to be answered and many things to be resolved.
If you answered yes to this question, you will adore The Darjeeling Limited.
If you answered no, you'd better spend your money elsewhere.
When we asked Paul Mwangi Kigaa, another small-scale farmer, what Cargill’s use of synthetic biology would mean for him and his neighbors, he answered that “growing stevia in their factories will affect our lives!”
This cannot be answered in the abstract, because every situation is different.
They contacted organizations and received lots of attractive marketing material, but nothing that answered basic questions: what do the charities do with their money, and what evidence do they have that their activities help?
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