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The problem with some people is that they try to argue about whether these points are true or false.
This hugely entertaining short is considered one of the best shorts ever, and I certainly won't argue with that.
could argue that they left out things that would have shed a bit more light on the proceedings,and one would be right.also,one
may argue that the ending was abrupt and again one would be right.but,as
'The Big Snit' is a crazy, weird, hilarious and eventually touching look at an old married couple and their quiet life, who argue over sawing and scrabble while a nuclear war rages on outside.
I've always sort of liked Paul Schrader's work (you can't argue with Taxi Driver and Light Sleeper is an amazing film), but while his writing often seems to border on the bombastic, his directing style is usually non-existent.
First he seduced Mary Jane, than intentionally acted as a dumb, than stageed argue - shutting incident before witnesses (to protect her later after she done what he wants her to do if it comes to trial), than gave her son a bullets (to assure he could load her gun later), came that night, loaded her gun, woke her up, put her gun in her hands, acted as he was attacking her, after shot first time he raised knife and cried "One kill" so she shot him again and before died he put knife off like he was trying to took him back again after first shot.
Two hippie chicks with ponytails, Carole and Paula would swing on swings, tell jokes they picked off the chuckle patch, dress up with costumes they found in a giant chest called The Storybox, and argue with a pesky pink squirrel named Sherlock that lived in one of their trees.
Many argue that the DW series manipulates its' audience, my reply is that the movies don't manipulate us, the fans are the ones in charge.
He tries to argue with the Indian clerk at the register, who keeps her ground.
It gives us something to think, talk and argue...
It makes good arguments--the gap between Jesus' theoretical life and the writing of the Gospels, filled only by the writings of Paul, who doesn't indicate a historical Jesus--and then utterly fails to convincingly argue them.
One might argue they were trying to "tone it down" or make it "realistic," but it ends up just boring.
I'm not talking about the awards themselves- as usual, there is plenty to argue about when you tally up who won, who lost, and who never even got nominated, but the process is as it's always been and is as fair as it's liable to be.
I'd like to argue that instead of banning challenging, controversial movies the censors should consider banning films that are so bad that they pose a threat to your IQ and your sanity.
Most reviews argue that the documentarian takes his arguments too far, even if he raises questions that target the conventional wisdom regarding the war.
My parents still argue about who allowed me to watch it and both of them say that they would never let me watch such a movie.
I won't argue with anyone who pronounces this film execrable, as is January Jones's performance, but please check her out, if you haven't already, in the AMC TV series 'Mad Men," starting later this month.
Many will argue, "this is a show".
Some would argue that old Hollywood pioneer John Huston had lost it by this point in his career but I don't buy it.
Melissa Sagemiller,Wes Bentley,Eliza Dushku and Casey Affleck play young students at Middleton College in the town of Middleton.The four teenagers form two love triangles.One night during an ominous full moon they drive and argue along a slippery and twisting mountain road.Not looking properly they careen into another car and one or more of them are killed.The ghostly nightmare begins...Pretty lousy and politically correct horror flick without gore and nudity.It's obviously influenced by "Carnival of Souls".The cinematography is decent,unfortunately there is zero suspense.4
A bunch of spoilt middle class overgrown kids take some drugs at a party and get off with each other and argue.
Whoever wishes to be surprised by other factors of the film's story won't be: once again, we are dealing with a film whose characters are all in their early twenties, who won't think rationally when placed in front of a problem, will rather argue for hours and pick up fights than try to think and do something about it.
And let's face it, you can't argue against the tastes of a seven year-old
I don't wish to argue with their opinion, but I strongly disagree.
One could argue that he doesn't answer, because it's none of their business.
Basically, one could argue that it is simply a depiction of the effects of war on a young, poetically inclined airman during WWII.
One might argue if that is so- at the end of the day it's a film about guilt, justice and retribution.
How can anyone argue the fact that Urban Cowboy was, and still is, the best document of Texas life for the time period.
When a messanger is sent to ask the pilot to accompany him to heaven, the man refuses and demands to have his "day in court" to argue his case.
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