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Every now and then a film maker brings to life a unique group of people and lets you inside to see the things that make us human.
This film is a testament to those who lost their lives and the true evil that terror brings.
The film is directed astutely and consists of a wonderfully put together cast as well as a swift, family-conscious screenplay (also by Brommell) that brings life to an otherwise fatigued genre.
Where the first Hanzo film was just a funny and gory ride with little connection to it's plot, "Hanzo 3: Who's Got the Gold" manages to connect everything, and brings it all home in the end.
Thanks to her performance she brings this rather dull movie to life.
Frank Morgan gives the performance of his career and this scene easily brings me to tears.
They got that in season 3 and brings us a promising series future for season 4. Its good to see that such a different format of a series, can be so hugely popular.
If you take it too seriously, of course you will hate it; however, it's quantity of "dudes" and "right ons" brings laughs and faint memories of about 15 years ago.
I first saw it when I was like 3. Now I'm 12 and I rented it, it makes me think of things and it brings back so many memories, those were "the days".
Jim Dale brings all the characters together with his wonderful narration of the show.
Riding Giants is a brilliant documentary that dives deep into the world of one of the most under-appreciated sports and brings to the surface a very human and raw emotion that only director Stacy Peralta could capture.
I think Adam Jones brings a refreshing new set of eyes to the comedy genre and really reinvents it in a good way.
Walter Matthau is a perfect Einstein, Meg Ryan creates a quirky, scatter-brained mathematician, and Tim Robbins brings to life the contradictions of a poorly educated working man who is fascinated by science.
Eva Longoria (first time I've seen her on screen) brings some satisfactory support.
She brings the score down a point every time even when overall the movie is enjoyable to me.
Playing the title character, Liam Neeson brings the same spirit to the role that he brought to Oskar Schindler, and Jessica Lange also does a really good job as his wife Mary.
Which brings me to my second point: this has got to be the darkest "kids'" movie I've seen in quite some time, this coming from a 22-year-old.
I think the Acting and Casting is just perfect, Each Character brings Something Unique to the show that adds to it's perfection.
The film brings home a few "what if's" that make you realise how lucky we are in this day and age where we take simple things like soap and water for granted.
it brings to mind the writings of Stephen King and the remembered childhoods filled with terror from stories like IT - as the exact opposite.
Lapyuta (Castle in the Sky), more than any of Hayao Miyazaki's movies, brings the joy of storytelling to the audience.
There is nothing special about the film, other than it brings together some very interesting people who are are in love with what they do and lets them talk.
It brings us into that world with effortless irony and wit.
How surprised was I! Of course, the plot is simple - one girl is in love with two men - but Hitchcock brings it to us on a silver platter, with laughter and fear, with compassion and anguish.
Robson Green brings an enigmatic smile, a go-for-broke temperament and an athletic physicality to his role as a young surgeon who falls hopelessly for the wife of his boss at the hospital where he's just begun to work.
Bogdanovich wisely keeps the whole enterprise so light on its feet, that reality never brings it crashing down to earth.
This room hasn't been in smallville for a very long time, and seeing it again brings back many memories from the smallville's past.
Even the sight of the video brings the fear of God into me of that one particular scene, and left me feeling that I will never walk alone again in the dark!!!!
Not only do the storylines in "The Sopranos" engage audiences from all over, but I think (for me at least) what brings the viewers back is the acting.
To sum things up, this film brings out the child in all of us.
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