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The cast do a decent job with their roles, with acceptable turns by Tisa Farrow as the appealing Julie, Severio Vallone as nice guy Andy, Serena Grandi as the pregnant Maggie, Margaret Mazzantini as the blind Henriette, Mark Bodin as the amorous Daniel, and Zora Kerova as the jealous and superstitious carol.
More so because she was blind and her mother always encouraged her to look forward to her Prince Charming the day he arrived.
But Scorpion's revenge ain't against the system, baby, even though she does manage to fuck it up a bit on her way out; it's with the people who killed her man and sent her away, and when she breaks out with another fish in tow, a blind girl looking for her own justice against the sleazeballs who offed her Latino guitar-picker boyfriend, and discovers in a staggering revelation that her husband faked his own death in order to kill a bunch of shyster lawyers who were suing his company (not a spoiler!), she realizes his clock must be punched, permanently.
The slow moving story starts with an average Joe (played by Griffin Dunne who is tired of his boring routine and decides to meet a blind date(Rossana Arquette) after a brief encounter on the telephone.
Are you blind?
Alida Valli is the placid widow of a wealthy, blind British Colonel who was poisoned; she's charged with his murder and is defended by barrister Gregory Peck, a married man with an impeccable courtroom track record who immediately becomes obsessed with her even though she seems to regard him with disdain.
One wonders how it's possible to expend the time, money, and effort required to create a film, and to then turn an apparently blind eye to the final product.
Phillip's so obviously gay, I'm surprised they didn't make Dieter blind as well as just a bad actor.
There is a side to Pakistan most of us are blind to.
One of them is when the unfunny guy meets his blind date.
The beginning shots of her on the streets leaving a blind date behind at a bar gave me goose bumps.
Plucky Judy won't be dissuaded however, and her blind optimism is one of the lasting treasures of this movie.
Lee has set up her sister Linda (Mary McCormack) on a blind date with a producer named Gus (David Duchovny) but Linda works as a masseuse and has already given Gus a massage and agreed to an extra 500 dollars for "Release".
Peter Sova's dazzling cinematography, the flavorsome evocation of the groovy swinging 60's, the often amazing profane dialogue, John Dankworth's supremely jazzy'n'moody score, the stark, harsh tone, the fantastic golden oldies soundtrack, and a potent central message about the bitter spiritual coast of blind ambition all further add to the sterling quality of this bang-up corker of a crime thriller.
she does her role of a blind girl so good so believable even more believable than RANI in Black.
cuz kajol doesn't look up and hey blind people don't always look up.
like we usually see in movies like Blind people don't have life or something.
With blind alleys full of red herrings, what seemed so simple becomes a tense, scary and genuinely unsettling film.
i don't think so, maybe the novel it's far way better than this very bad film...by points, i can say some causes for this failure: 1. the script it's very lame 2. the characters are so poor and their background lacks in every aspect 3. the casting it's also uninspired 4. Wes Bentley 5. the directing looks like the work of a blind man, not Stevie wonder, cause he's a genius...
Had a girlfriend who was blind.
His friend had decided to live with his divorced father, and his girlfriend went to a blind school in another city.
Cher gives one of her greatest performances here, as does Laura Dern as the blind girl that Stolz meets at a summer camp for the disabled.
After his family moves into town, Steve starts to notice that there are some bizarre kids at school - pretty much always friendly and smiling... unless they are in a blind fit of blood thirsty rage...
It is not true that invisible men have to blind.
Edward Arnold is a blind detective with a guide dog named Friday.
Looking at some of the other user comments, I realize that many sought to extol the purported virtues of this film, professing Lucrecia Martel's artistic brilliance and method for capturing personality and conflict as demonstrated in this, her "ouevre," but as far as I'm concerned, these people must be blind, if not also deranged.
The beautiful Monica Vitti is well cast as an outrageously rich woman who loses her fortune to her snake-in-the-grass boyfriend, who tells her in bed that he has stolen her blind.
A dream full of naive peace-loving but also blind humanism.
At the end, it leaves you asking "who is more blind?".
There was no plot progression, and Bryce Dallas Howard plays EXACTLY the same person she did in the village, except being blind she was wet and nymph-y.
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