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And why has my luck finally changed?
Eastwood even changed some of the people completely, for example Mandy is actually nothing like Eastwood's daughter in the movie.
Upon his return to to Perfection Valley in Nevada where he lives Burt finds things have changed, Jack Sawyer (Shawn Christian) is running Graboid tours & a greedy property developer is trying to buy all the land in Perfection to build ranches.
The dates, characters, and just about every other detail imaginable have been changed.
In my lifetime, the assassination of John F. Kennedy changed everything.
When we grow to know someone all our lives, how do we function when our conditions have changed?
But this is a great documentary that totally changed how much I value gay marriage.
History books were about to be changed!
For instance, when General Bogan and the Russian General are discussing their time in London (the 1964 film), here the location has changed to Paris.
What was probably the last "big" news "erotic" film before video took over and the porno industry went where it belongs, on the home VCR, "Curse of Debbie Does Dallas" (just like some old porno films, they have changed the name of the documentary to re-market it) could have made an interesting jumping point for a discussion on the porno industry, the country that supports it and the psychology that drives it.
It's not that well known when great french films are discussed but this is a wonderful film, cunningly written and directed so that our expectations are constantly being changed.
To be able to cope with this changed reality she must cautiously explore a new experience; she is afraid to let go of her past and afraid to take hold of a future.
Making matters worse, she changed the color of her hair for this film.
I thought I had just changed my tastes and wasn't into his songs anymore.
That all changed last week when I watched Mulberry Street.
The boat changed in every shot, it went from a galleon to a junk to a boom.
I enjoyed watching The Bad News Bears.At first though I didn't want anything to do with it.Seeing as how I'm not really into sports movies, I didn't feel like watching this at all, but I was forced by my friend, who has good taste, and he loved it, so I decided to give it at least 1 viewing.Well, I have to say when the movie started up, I was already dreading it.It just seemed to me to be very boring and plain, and I just kept getting more and more aggravated as the movie continued on.Suddenly, it's like the whole thing changed around.I started getting a bit more entertained, and it sort of changed up from how other sports movies are.I still didn't get what I wanted from The Bad News Bears, but in all fairness this was a really good and original movie, that wasn't as bad as I was thinking it to be.I especially liked the outcome of this movie, for it was very cool, and if you give it a chance like I did, I'm sure you will too.
It changed so many things that would have made the story link together more and I was confused at the beginning when Hannah's Auny Eva told her she looked like Chaya.
I even changed my mind on Travolta's performance and realised what he actually tried to do-a mixture of anger, frustration, fatigue, mild charm-all of which are attributed to a workaholic Rolling Stone journalist such as his character Adam.
"Vet hard" or "Volle gas" as it is called in the Dutch speaking part of Belgium (don't ask me why they changed the title, we speak exactly the same language as in Holland, so why shouldn't we understand it?) is certainly not the most original movie, but it is great fun for a night out with some friends.
But what I didn't appreciate about the remake is that it completely changed the story and the moral the first movie brought to us.
Too bad they haven't noticeably changed for the humanitarian good of Americans since.
Sometimes even the names of the actresses would be changed, so that the porn actresses could build up a resume in non-porn movies.
It is about a psychologist, David Callaway (Robert DeNiro) whose wife commits suicide, and he decides to move to upstate New York with his daughter, Emily (Dakota Fanning), whose personality has severely changed after her mother's death.
He hasn't changed his perspective at all.
Loosely based at best, with location and characters changed to the point where they are barely recognizable.
After seeing this, I have changed my mind about which deserves a Razzie for Worst Screenplay.
I admit that when I first heard of this movie starring Sofi'a , I wanted to see Sofi'a topless or in lace nightgowns..but that changed when I watched this movie..
I feel they should have changed the storyline and made her a has been successful movie star trying to make a comeback, utilise some of her character acting abilities and explore the insecurities of a women who had it all and now faces a ageist community like Hollywood which remembers stars for their more famous roles, like Charlie's angels "closer to half a century ago".
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