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The couple has an argument and Meredith Monroe runs off and is kidnapped by a biker gang of Vampires.
If only Hitler had given him the troops and materiel he had desired in Africa, the argument goes, things would have gone very differently.
The music by Franz Waxman is good, the production qualities admirable; the argument about what would happen if Lance takes the war chief in happens to be true; other than this unsolvable mistake by the central character, this is is great western.
This movie is about a very delicate argument and if you are searching for something that makes you think here you are right.
Think of what its director, William Wyler, faced; in the aftermath of a military victory over statist powers who had committed abominable crimes and engulfed the world if battles, he was making a film that argued that the US's leaders were themselves profoundly anti-individual--that they had "wasted the best years of the lives of those drafted or misled into fighting the war--which since it ignored the rights of individuals had been for nothing except argument over the degree of slavery men were to exist under."
Wealthy businessman Bill Compton (played by Dennis Patrick) accidentally kills his daughter's hippie boyfriend after an argument.
When you are given a strong argument against bringing a new life into the world and the manner in which it is given, you can't stop and take a minute to think about it.
I would appreciate any argument that can prove to me that the English version is better.
In the first twenty minutes we are swept away by several powerfully portrayed emotions: a suffocating and overbearing mother has a violent argument with her live-in 40yr old daughter; a piano teacher (and professor of music)'s love for her pupils expressed in unswerving critical appraisal; the joy that music can inspire both in the listener and the performer.
And yet the achievement is in the film's effectiveness as a dramatic piece; as a recollection of a true story and I guess as an argument as to why people should have the right to die if they so wish to.
But the film isn't a political statement and perhaps thankfully it shies away from too many scenes of debate although it does include one for the sake of argument anyway.
No one else has the same style of acting that Crispin has, and the argument between Chris Rock, Crispin, and the sheriff about the soap opera is hilarious.
I rather would not start an online argument with someone I don't know & have it be over a movie.
The intricate and subtle gestures and minimal dialog take the tension to a point where an otherwise normal argument shocks the audience.
His argument with Def Lepord over their name.
If you wanna see bad acting or justify the argument that singers should stick to singing, how about Whitney Houston?? She's had the most undeserved commercial success of any actress in history and couldn't act her way out of a hatbox.
Arguably the finest serial ever made(no argument here thus far) about Earthman Flash Gordon, Professor Zarkov, and beautiful Dale Arden traveling in a rocket ship to another universe to save the planet.
This leads me to my next argument.
I was weighing the pros and cons of their argument.
The torture scenes in this movie were harrowing, the indifference of people was shattering, the film was compelling in its argument, and showed just how wrong it is to torture people.
I went to see this film out of curiosity, and to settle an argument.
The greatest argument was around Spielberg and whether he is or isn't a great director.
I open with this because it seems that a good portion of the reviews I have read on The Box amount to the simple but weak argument that it doesn't hold a candle to Darko.
The law is not BS, won in some closing argument or through some ridiculous defense you pull out of your butt, like the "Chewbacca defense" on South Park.)
I always sided with Fellini in the old film class argument as to who was better since he had more emotion to his films).
The movie confuses religious ethics and ideals so much that it fails to create coherent argument against the death penalty on any level.
To help settle the argument, one man relates the beginning of a story and asks the two other men arguing (one a comic playwright, the other a dramatic playwright) whether the story is a comedy or a tragedy.
When it does stoop to putting in its argument, it has the participants breathlessly deliver barely substantiated facts ; all that's missing is someone crying "when is someone going to think of the children!".
This movie is also a decent argument FOR the studios' pre-screening process.
The intellectual dishonesty, emotional manipulation, and lack of serious argument are obvious, and stunning.
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