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This series brought joy and sadness of true love.
Sir john Gielgud return's to his Wilde roots as lord Henry,and although about a decade too old for the role,he totally becomes the enigmatic,life loving cad and cynic that Wilde brought to life so meticulously in his novella.
Both brought an incredible amount of realism to the roles and the impacts these issues have on young gay men.
A friend brought me this movie and at first I was hesitating, the pace in the movie was so slow that it was admittedly boring at the beginning.
I also think that it was really nice how they brought the animals into the movie.
I managed to see the MTV premiere of this movie last night and I needed to tell everyone that this movie brought the thunder.
Producer Suzanne DeLaurentiis and Director Stewart Raffill have brought us a true family film that touches the soul.
I'm glad they brought in a "Brother" character for Bobbie (Kam) so we can expect to see more exciting shows.
I have seen this movie since I was a little girl, and being from New York and remembering how people lived back then brought back a lot of good memories.
There are good topics of discussion brought up in this movie, such as bullies, the environment, and working to make things right.
When I brought the film I was not sure if I knew enough about the series to get it, boy was I wrong.
Lorre has the man paroled into his care and brought to his island where he is mining diamonds.
What really brought the film alive, was how realistic it managed to be in transporting the fear and uncertainty of the characters' situation to the audience.
This is what brought on some of those mindless SciFi pics of the 1950's with all their closeups of harmless lizards in order to make them appear as dinosaurs.
The pair wants to adopt a child, but things turn awry when Casey receives a visit from his old partner in crime, Nick, who brought with him a case of heroine and a load of money stolen from the cops.
This is really the only chance to see the magic of James Joyce's writing brought to life.
The first OSS 117 film based on the novel by Jean Bruce was brought to the screen in 1956, long before the first James Bond film, staring Ivan Desny as Hubert Bonisseur De La Bath and six subsequent action adventure spy films were made up to 1970 with Luc Merenda, Frederick Stafford, Kerwin Matthews and John Gaven all taking turns as Oss 117.
I'm surprised with the questions and issues this documentary has brought up in the reviews here, specially because they're indeed interesting questions.
This comment can relate easily to each of the many emotions brought forward by her performance.
We had so many wonderful movies, like Batman Begins, Sin City, Corpse Bride, A History of Violence.....Coming up we also got Brokeback Mountain, King Kong....But if this year the only great movie that came out was Everything Is Illuminated, then we wouldn't miss all this year has brought.
The one that has brought us innovative and original REAL independent films for 30 plus years now: Troma.
With scares, humour and scenes that brought a lump to your throat this episode had everything.
The colorful characters - in their stereotypical garb - brought a certain charm to the show that has since been raped by society and overexposed.
The interactions between the man and the leopard brought many questions to the viewers mind about just who was being humane.
Regarded as another one of the recent over-the-top drama's brought upon us by Hollywood, this movie excels where others have totally failed(especially considering the most underrated performance in recent dramatic character portrayal by that of Natalie Portman), this film is almost unanimously driven by the chemistry that both Susan and Natalie share.
This film brought back a lot of good memories and really works to give a good buzz.
The film also documents how, through a series of coincidences, an inspirational memorial garden was brought forth through the efforts of many people, both known and unknown to the two victims.
The characters are not always sympathetic, there is little if any humor and the author makes numerous plot shortcuts to focus on his principal theme: that, since each would see the other as the only one sharing the unique combination of loss and betrayal brought on by the air crash, the adulterers' completely surprised spouses would seek each other out.
I enjoyed how it brought together every detective on the series, and wrapped up some plotlines that were never resolved during the series (thanks to NBC...).
Instead of Johnnie Mortimer and Brian Cooke retaining their roles as writers, Dick Sharples was brought on board as the writer.
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