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I've always argued that Christian Bale, while he chooses interesting projects and, on the whole, good movies, is not a very versatile actor.
but the problem with this movie is that it never lets its characters be human, it chooses just to show the darkest, most empty portrait possible.
Broken News perhaps stays closer to the real thing while The Day Today chooses to get a bit more surreal with the stories they report.
Since all of his follow the same pattern it must be Eddie that chooses.
Then after they have reduced you to gasping in disbelief the script calls for them to abandon the kid in a storm, where the director then chooses to show us the horrifying sight of a baby wet and blue lying in a sodden basket.
This film suffers where many first time films fail (gay or straight) when a director chooses to film their own script.
An average tale of a guy who, out of desperation, chooses the wrong drinking buddy and gets into trouble.
But the doctor also chooses to experiment on the normal person and a lady he presumes is guilty but is actually quite innocent.
Stephania chooses for helping the Jews Alek and Fryda in an occupied Poland.
Alek chooses for not telling the truth about Fryda to Stephania.
Fryda chooses to double-cross Stephania and Alek.
Stephania chooses to have a baby.
Alek chooses Stephania.
In the end, he chooses for risking his life for Fryda.
Maybe because he chooses quality independent films and not the big money movies?
McKee knows how to create a mood of foreboding, but he chooses to do it through artistry rather than through cheap manipulation.
But instead of learning from those experiences, he chooses to repeatedly exploit the concept for the cheapest of laughs in a show that redefines the phrase "appealing to the lowest common denominator".
Director Marek Kanievska chooses to sequence the film colorlessly in flashback, with aloof Rupert Everett posturing and pursing his modulated lips in continual pensiveness (he has one expression to express every emotion).
So after he accidentally kills her (in a ridiculous way), he chooses to bring her back with the help of the incantation books she conveniently owned to mixed results.
Pretty to look at, _Behind the Sun_ is nonetheless typical of the painfully conservative international films Miramax increasingly chooses to bring to U.S. audiences.
There are certain unspoken rules about the appropriate number of scenes, the repeated use of single scenes and timing that Ulli Lommel (Director) either doesn't understand or chooses (unfortunately) not to obey.
I can't say I'm wild about Andre Techine or the kind of films he chooses to write and/or direct and this is just about the best film of his I've seen very possibly because of the standout performance of Michel Blanc who dominates the film.
In this film, she chooses instead to play a schoolgirl prank on him (now there's a smart thing to do to a psychopath!), and needless to say, he comes back for a laughably violent showdown (fought with D.I.Y. equipment) which ends when he happens to falls onto some conveniently waiting iron spikes.
As Kiera Knightly's first leading role, I must say it goes against the glam sexy characters she so often chooses now.
Why she chooses to engage in self-destructive and vindicative behavior is a complete mystery.
The actors were really good and the writers were brilliant.I can't count the number of times I almost fell of my chair while watching Two Guys And A Girl.It's very sad that they canceled it :'( .By the way the last episode was kind a silly.They could have made another were everybody chooses a different path like in Friends.
As they grow into teenagers, her militant father discovers her affections for Kisna and vice versa then chooses to send his darling daughter back to England to live to keep her from Kisna.
What is even more interesting than the main theme is that Mizoguchi chooses women, geisha as representative women of Japan, as main characters.
The way she chooses to claim and embrace her sexuality is repulsive, and yet fascinating and pwoerful.
Duvall's story is engaging and beautiful in the way it shows the flaws amid great talent in a man who chooses for himself the calling of Apostle.
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