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Barbara Stanwyck as a real tough cookie, a waitress to the working classes (and prostitute at the hands of her father) who escapes to New York City and uses her feminine wiles to get a filing job, moving on to Mortgage and Escrow, and later as assistant secretary to the second in command at the bank.
Louis Creed, a doctor from Chicago, moves to a large house near a small town, since he is going to be giving classes in the University of Maine's.
Despite claims that it is fair, the tax code has always laid the lion share of the burden on the middle and working classes rather than the rich and influential.
In 50 years, when von Trier retires, he will be looked upon as the pre-eminent film artist from Europe (perhaps from the planet), and there will be classes taught in his name.
You can't help but watch Glenda play a dowdy housewife and the first true love of the Captain but they came from different classes.
Often laugh out loud funny play on sex, family, and the classes in Beverly Hills milks more laughs out of the zip code than it's seen since the days of Granny and Jed Clampett.
It is about a rag tag group of boys from different ethnic and social classes that come together to defeat a common enemy.
The film shows very well the snowball effect of getting involved in ever more shady business, the contrast and similarities between the lower and higher classes.
Though the sailors may complain in chorus about the monotony of the ocean, it seems that their oceanic duties are completely non-existent, and somehow Fred Astaire finds enough free time during the day to offer dancing classes to a fleet of would-be romantics.
This tale of classes on the surface but really an allegory for all the homeless people that populated Europe after the great war.
If Jean Renoir's first film "Whirlpool of Fate" first takes us into the world of the countryside, the rivers, the lives of the peasantry that he will continue to explore, it seems only fitting that his second film deals for the most part with the wealthy and the privileged, the upper classes and those who are trying to claw their way upwards.
Written by people who must have failed all of their high school science classes, directed by someone who must have never seen a computer actually function, this film is jam packed with the most tired clichés of filmdom.
A movie so honest and directed, it is designed for all classes describing the social corruption in todays society - not only in Egypt but all around the world.
We have classes!
The snotty popular girl was wooden and looked like a model who just started taking acting classes.
In Chicago, Helen Lyle (Virginia Madsen) and her friend Bernadette Walsh (Kasi Lemmons) are researching for their thesis about urban legend in the University of Illinois, where Helen's husband Trevor Lyle (Xander Berkeley) gives classes.
This exquisitely made film is a Victorian genre painting come to life.Mary Lennox is Thomas Cooper Gotch's "The child enthroned".The late 19th century middle and upper classes were obsessed by the idea of children and childhood,a preoccupation encouraged by the high infant/mother mortality rate due to paucity of medical knowledge and the lack of what today would be considered even the most basic hygienic practices.
Anyone who loves movie about the classes, about romance, about guilt, or simply anyone who loves movies should be heading to a video store to rent this one right away.
No apparent acting classes were needed from any of the actors or from the killers.
He opposes the ultimate "establishment" and is weighed and found wanting when the time comes to take the final step to expose the ruling classes' determination to keep the lower class lower and the super upper class on top.
It's invariably no good, but it's a good opportunity to do homework for other classes or study.
It isn't a smart satire on the detached upper middle classes and how they put up a gate between themselves and the violent world outside.
They go through schooling and acting classes.
But it's not something very easy for young and beautiful Aya Ueto, she has a long way to go, it's better for her if she takes more acting classes...
I liked how the characters actually matched D&D classes, and each one performed their duties as such.
As with many High School English classes, we had to watch this over the past few days.
We watched this documentary in one of my classes for school, and by the end, you could see that these students were moved.
The bodies they stole were sold to a doctor to be used in anatomy classes.
I am a high school English teacher who is in the process of teaching "Frankenstein" to my classes.
It's a very important movie historically and I have shown it to my history classes when we discuss American cinema.
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