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The blind guy has no funny parts either, you basically have to force yourself to laugh.
Aamir Khan hands down is a good terrorist, but adding a blind girl?
Dutch became invisible and the predator tried to blast everywhere as if he was blind by his confidence on his technology.
Nobody likes to be cheated against in sports, especially so when participating in national level events, and worse, having a supposedly neutral referee awarding dubious decisions that work against your favour, even if it's clear cut they're either receiving some kickbacks, or are genuinely blind.
The blind man's beating heart getting ripped out is the ultimate in gratuity, since it lacks all the significance of Evan pulling out his own heart in Michele Soavi's _La Chiesa_.
In Paris, an immigrant from the Ivory Coast picks up a blind girl, and they have a discussion about race and blindness.
The blind guy is creepy, though.
Meanwhile, the so-called legal medicine men turn a blind eye while working cheek by jowl with presumed deviant sex slayers.
This is the only movie I have ever seen in my life where I not only thought the slapstick was hilarious (trying to impress the blind date), but it made me laugh out loud---something I don't think I've done more than two or three times in watching a movie.
One is with the younger daughter bringing home purely by coincidence the ex-lover of her mom for a supposedly blind first date with the mom.
He goes to a summer camp for blind children as a counsellor, and falls in love with Diana (Laura Dern) - a beautiful but blind girl who's able to see the beauty inside him.
For all intense and purposes, the film may as well be dead too as it was blind luck that I caught it.
During one of his escapes from the police, the Creeper hides out in an apartment occupied by a blind woman.
There are some good special effects, I didn't think Farrell was that bad, and even though the premise of a blind superhero is ridiculous nonsense, there is still some fun to be had.
But geez, with stuff like this coming out of them... violence for the sake of violence, murder, extremely thinly veiled references to sex and sex objects (I mean the disinfectant scene with the worm makes you suspect, but then she talks about the worm being phallic just in case we were mysteriously struck blind), and the language are almost unforgivable.
Is everyone blind, or just afraid that they missed a nuance that would appear obvious to the learned?
I wont go into this because of the sheer amount of what is there, and I always believe in people seeing movies blind, not looking for any particular preconceived message.
The DP must have been blind and the sound guy must have been wearing ear plugs.
Jim 'You Don't Have to be Blind to See' Stovall is an inspirational writer who in 2001 published a little book by the name of THE ULTIMATE GIFT in which he transposed many of his motivational teachings into a novel form, a story of how a tape of a dying man can alter the life of a crassly money-centric young grandson leading him through trials and challenges to teach him the meaning of life.
This is a rather aimless mystery, with an implausible murder and an utterly impossible solution, requiring the witnesses to the murder to be death dumb and blind, and the corpse of the murdered to be light as a feather.
Russian democracy is almost as young and blind as Putin's puppies - but much poorer.
But if we think that both objectives – efficiency and solidarity – should play some role, perhaps we should turn a blind eye to hiring the unemployed to stand in line in lieu of busy lawyers, so long as they do not corner all of the seats.
According to our research, policymakers think they are overcoming their gender blind spot because more women are sitting around the table.
But, while I would always pick an average driver over a driver with a rating of two, given the choice between a two driver and a blind pick, I might pick the two, because the fear of someone even worse would keep me from taking a risk.
Since the council’s legitimacy stems exclusively from Libyan good will and blind faith, rather than from success at the ballot box, this could be devastating.
Infernal or not, one might argue that justice is supposed to be blind, in the sense that no one – not even the greatest filmmaker – is above the law or entitled to escape from it.
But, at a certain point, confidence in the Washington Consensus turned into something like blind faith.
One example is a pilot that would help the two million students who are blind or visually impaired, and whose educational needs have long been neglected.
That question has been haunting economists ever since, as the recognition has slowly taken hold that, in the supposed “golden age” preceding the crisis, they were blind not only to the potential consequences of failure – but also to the true cost of “success.”
India’s greatest son Mahatma Gandhi observed that “an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.”
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