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That little black and white film is in a way fascinating because it is not for us, its western audience, attached to Mexico only but to any south American country where the presence of Indians is important and where these Indians are systematically victimized and pressurized by the conservative if not reactionary governments and their armed forces.
He then cares for the baby as his own child and they become very attached.
Before "Play Misty For Me" (1971) and "Fatal Attraction" (1987), comes this story of a nurse (Joan Crawford) who's attached to a man (Van Heflin), who eventually finds her too possessive and breaks it off, but she can not let him go.
A crane (out of camera range) had thin wires attached to the balls.
The only reasonable conclusion one could make is that she is bored with with the perfectness of the life into which she is born and wishes to disturb that somehow by becoming attached to a hustler.
When you find out that he's attached to Priyanka Chopra in the film, you just have to know by then that they are star-crossed lovers.
The violin with a trumpet horn attached to it.
In the majority of movies I am most attached to the relations between characters and the evolution of this process.
They're two grown men; to whose home is their garage attached?
I love the scene where Ash loses his hand and he attached a chainsaw to the stump.
Definetely Fred Olen Ray's best film ever, with the best script he's ever worked with, as well as some of the best staged stunts I have ever seen with Ray's name attached as director to.
From episode to episode, you feel closer and closer attached to each of the characters and their feelings and passion for power and lust.
It's a sad little movie but it has a lot of sense of reality attached to it.
This is a surprise when one sees Donald Sutherland's name attached to this project.
It's that badly edited in fact, that it just looks like a 2 VCR editing setup with a MIC attached.
He treats girls like a dish and once he has his way with a girl he finds attractive, he is on his way with no strings attached.
With some wonderful names attached to this film you would expect to see some great acting... no disappointment there.
Which now she has become so attached to the syrup and without it, the affects of the curse starts to transform within her.
Although, the use of these images is attached to the characters, The Henleys, who use them to gain acclaim in the Art world, it's the psychological terror that two people can inflict into destroying somebodies life that makes this film an attention grabber.
Ever since, it has been attached to me like a parasite (along with Home and Away).
The dogs are wearing collars with what looked liked seaweed attached.
Keane becomes attached to Kira because his missing daughter, Sophie, would be the same age.
After seeing cars with guns and a wide array of other BAMF weaponry attached to them in the trailers, I didn't expect Death Race to have much depth.
It is a story of sacrifice, a story about a non confident wife, an immature husband and a good girl who prefers to end up attached to one boy of her kind who doesn't want her to work and prefers her at home having lots of babies.
I first knew of her via a short story on the web which had a couple of photos attached to it.
Equally harmful are the government’s sensitivity to its own policy failures and the stigma attached to a disease that is often sexually transmitted.
(Don’t rely on attached files that the recipient may not open, or on graphics that will not load if the recipient is not online.
Well, the name of Senator Cirami is attached to that bill.
Small cities and towns will allow migrants to apply for the local hukou with no strings attached, and medium-size cities will do the same, with some restrictions.
This does not mean that the US needs to go to the extreme of a full-on socialized health-care system, whereby the government directly provides health care to all (though the British are certainly attached to their National Health Service).
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