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Let's get it clear from the start: I am an asshole with the emotional sensitivity of cubic stone.
You stare at the screen unsure of what you are looking at, and just when you think you got it, it becomes clear and it's something completely different.
On the cover of the DVD is the quote "The danger is clear" which is taken from President Bush's speech that paved the way to our incursion into Iraq.
The voice acting is excellent and sounds clear enough even for a non-English speaker as myself to comprehend.
Everything not on the radio was very clear and everything on the radio sounded like it was really on the radio.
I think that this short TV series, was absolutely wonderful, and gave both a in-depth and clear explanation of everything that was on the screen at the given time.
While he gladly collected his royalties from the films produced during his lifetime, he frequently made it clear that they were little more than the bastard children of his tales.
At a few points in the film, it becomes clear that it is a work of complete fiction, but that illusion was protracted for an amazing amount of time.
Barry even returns a lost $100 bill to Fry later on...that was BIG money in 1943!! It's Barry's acts of Christian kindness that get him into trouble and soon, he's wrongly accused of sabotage and murder and will likely hang if he can't clear himself.
Fans of LaBute's previous work might have a hard time figuring out how this could possibly be the same guy who directed In the Company of Men -- a tragicomedy about two cruel sexist pigs who play a practical joke on a deaf co-worker --, but when you think about it, the connection is rather clear: in Company, a vulnerable woman is unaware that she is being ruthlessly taken advantage of.
It was also made clear that the 'good guys' were in a dirty profession where they occasionally had to pull some nasty things.
Now I will admit this movie is not for everyone if you don't like B movies you probably won't like this one if you crave big budget effects and actors steer clear.
It would make them steer clear of an otherwise typical gory slasher flick that people would come out in droves to see.
It is also a cultural study of the differences between the Japanese of the time and the western world, with its music, games and entertainment: in part 5, when it is becoming clear that Japan will lose the war after Germany has surrendered in Europe, the Japanese prison camp colonel insists that his country must study the culture of their prisoners - in order to defeat a people, one must defeat their culture - and to do this, one must understand it.
Although the film does not have a pre-credit sequence, it is clear that the training exercise at the commencement of the film is meant to be the introductory scene.
This is because she claims she has information that would clear her record.
The meaning of this movie can also be interpreted as you wish yourself, even though I think there are some clear points concerning humanity (also true Kubrick style).
There is clear evidence here for one cracking documentary!
Although it's a little slow to get going (too many lingering shots of blueprints hinder the pace in some of the early gags), once 'Beep Beep' arrives at the mine shaft sequence it's clear that Jones was beginning to get a real handle on these characters and the greater possibilities of what he could do with them.
As the movie unfolds, it sadly becomes clear that Mark's lack of discipline & heavy drinking are relentlessly sabotaging his creative efforts.
It is clear that the film is one of the best ever made considering its time and how innovative it was though you need a little bit of patience and to be a real movie enthusiast to go through its 70 minutes.
However, the last half hour is edge-of-your-seat viewing, the climax atop the Stature of Liberty is very well done, and the film is a clear predecessor of "North By Northwest" (1959).
If you don't, steer clear!
The video is clear and very good, the sound is flawless.
You can really get a clear picture of what the main character is going through, and how he is responding to the world around him.
The three women Max has met symbolize something we must pursue although possibly having no clear picture about the underlying motivations.
They are obviously wrong for each other, this much is clear.
Wilder directs solidly, balancing the background story with humor and drama to give us a clear description of what Lindbergh was up against when he decided to take this challenge.
The message came through loud and clear about God's love for us and Jesus's sacrifice.
But what I liked most about this movie was the clear Gospel message.
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