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That's my opinion; I hope you can make an idea about the movie just reading my little article or maybe you will be more interest by some details about the film or the places where they turn.
I remember when Michael O'Donoghue was writing for National Lampoon; he had a "how to write a short story" article.
I couldn't wait to take a look at Final Fantasy Unlimited after reading the article in Newtype magazine.
I came across an article on the BBC World News website for Friday Oct 28, 2005 discussing the IBM supercomputer Blue Gene/L.
Boorman based his movie of a article that appeared in the Los Angeles Time in the early 1980's which talked about a father whose son was abducted by native tribes and rediscovered ten years later.
Andie Anderson covers the "How To" beat for "Composure" magazine and is assigned to write an article on "How to Lose a Guy in 10 days."
The frustrated viewer may be forgiven for concluding either that neither producer nor screenwriter had read anything relevant beyond a short encyclopaedia article or two (though, doubtless, both looked at many an illustration of the time: costumes and sets are largely accurate) or that both deliberately chose to reinforce the stereotypes to which the ignorant subscribe (Parliamentarians were dull, bigotted fools; Royalists were noble and brave; etc., etc., etc.).
It's not hard to guess what happens next, as Travolta and Curtis fall for each other, Curtis finds a copy of his article on his computer which causes conflict between them, and we get to see some fine acting from Jaimie Lee during those scenes.
When the Sunday article was published by Peter Maas, I felt a sigh of relief for the family.
That, and the fact that there was a lack of visual and oral storytelling, it all looked more like a projection of a vanity fair article, at best.
Through a family connection, she boldly calls upon the publisher of a major Cincinnati newspaper and asks him to publish an article she's written.
Instead of being turned down and not getting her article published until the movie is just about over (and that's the way the plot actually plays out), it might have been more interesting if somehow Kit enlists an adult to get herself published and then her articles become a sensation.
if however, you are stuck in a baking desert bus stop think of this article and laugh as you watch it and say isn't that something.
I had read in an article that M. Night Shyamalan was kind of disappointed with it over-all, and I think that he should re-consider that thought.
The analytic article "A Critique of the Scientific Basis for Key Assertions in 'Breaking the Silence: Children's Stories'" (I'd provide the URL, but IMDb doesn't allow URLs).
I especially enjoyed Will O' Conner's (sad emo kid) candor in addressing a newspaper article in which he was misquoted.
This was confirmed by an article in the Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, which stated that The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan had been one of the earliest films presented with magnetic stereo sound (before the composite magnetic prints of Cinemascope).
A friend read a newspaper article about it to me and I cringed.
Ten years after the film was released, Film critic and historian Mick LaSalle wrote in his article, "Half of what made Joe Pesci funny in this comedy was the stream of reactions of Gwynne, as the Southern Judge, a Great Dane to Joe Pesci's yapping terrier."
The only thing I hated was the movie was more about homophobia and gay bashing.Not that I support Nazi skinheads but I don't understand why they were so threatened by gays instead of the groups of black and Asian gangs in the neighborhood.There was an interesting remark made in the DVD extra features that mentions that there is more violence within their own ranks then there is violence towards others.I loved the scene in the movie when a huge group of gay men got together and bashed the skinheads back.I have never seen that before in a movie and they deserved the beating.It was nice to see a bit of payback from the gay community.Ironically the most vicious gay hating skinhead David Lee played by David Lee Willson has come out as a gay man in real life.I read a really cool article about this actor and how hard it was for him to play such an evil hateful role.
Even the NY Times had an article stating that no one in the real fashion world would dress like these people.
I also remember reading an article about Jennie Garth where she stated that she didnt like Shannon.
The story-line, for those who have never seen it, involves a loveless marriage between Soames Forsyte, who regards his wife as an article of property and Irene, a 19th-century woman who has to marry, being without profession, who grows to despise his miserly nouveau riche pretensions, controlling behavior, and bullyings.
However, the film attained it's nasty status primarily because of the graphic cover of a hobo being drilled in the head and also because it had a catchy and memorable title which the British tabloids could bandy about whenever they produced an article about the dangers that this new breed of violent films posed to civilisation as we then knew it.
The scene where Uncle Ray (Walken) saw she framed her fire news article...was hilarious and brilliant.
Andie(Kate Hudson) is a beautiful young woman that works for a women's magazine called Composure and for her next article, Andie has to write about how to lose a guy in 10 days.
As much as I loved the Sting, this movie was better for that year.Some critics gave it a bad review, even a 1973 Roger Ebert article criticized this film.
For instance, I remember reading an article he wrote in STEREO REVIEW (around this same time) about the music of French avant-garde composer Edgard Varese.
There was an article written by a woman named Celia Thaxter who lived on the islands at the time of the murders and personally knew all of the people involved.
The article was called "A Memorable Murder" and was published in the Atlantic Monthly.
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