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You can see what crime is committed where, and you have the opportunity to hold your police force to account.
I heard horrific stories from young women in the movement, who'd been brutally raped by the very men they were conditioned to trust, and I myself committed acts of violence against people, solely for the color of their skin, who they loved, or the god that they prayed to.
This was a high school where I had committed acts of violence against students, against faculty; where I had protested out in front of the school for equal rights for whites and even had a sit-in in the cafeteria to try and demand a white student union.
But I'll tell you, here today, that I'm committed to seeing this project done, to see if, within this decade, we can finally hold in our hands the rule for our universe and know where our universe lies in the space of all possible universes ... and be able to type into Wolfram Alpha, "the theory of the universe," and have it tell us.
My company is committed to this cause and has developed an unprecedented framework for its employees and society as a whole.
Now as a result of our program with Henkel, they've committed to use over 100 million kilograms of material every year.
Now, this is not only about numbers; this is not only about the fact that we're seven billion people committed to nine billion people, it's an equity issue as well.
I grew up in the white suburbs of apartheid South Africa, a country and community committed to not seeing.
At the heart of almost every truly great crime thriller is a carefully considered, methodically planned-out high stakes super-crime, which 9 times out of 10 is committed by a bunch of likable, grey-scale morality underdogs for who life isn't fair, for whom getting back at the man is, well, something worth cheering for.
The ending really bothered me: they committed a crime, but it was ok because the teacher was a bitch.
Kevin Tenney also committed one of the greatest sins in storytelling: he introduced characters at the end of the movie (an Old Man and Old Woman).
The main character, Donnie Darko, is a young man, committed to therapy, misunderstood by his friends, and rendered hostile and disaffected by his suburban life.
I have absolutely no idea why I watched Ali G Indahouse except for the fact that Salon seemed to think a crime was committed by not nominating Sacha Baron Cohen for a Emmy for his work on Da Ali G Show.
The kid was meant to have committed a crime when he didn't and If he did, writing a letter to no one is not an answer and you shouldn't feel not guilty just because you wrote that letter, he should have been punished.
I don't care what anyone else says, this movie is the worst piece of trash committed on film.
The fact that none of these actors committed suicide in humiliation is probably a testament to the limited distribution this film received.
If you enjoy this movie, try Committed from 1988 which is basically a rip off of this movie.
To be fair, it has been several years since I watched the bile committed to celluloid known as "Here on Earth," so forgive me if my memory of the film is a little sketchy.
"The Secret Life" starts with the worst possible narrative intro: "The crimes committed by Jeffrey Dahmer are too horrible to make a film about...".
I have been told that one of the actors in the film committed suicide after the film, and I would believe it.
Not only that, in this movie we are to think poor Henry committed suicide.
He was sent to Springfield where Robert Stroud was also a medical center prison then Walla Walla for another murder he committed and then was released and jumped parole in 1972, never to be found.
But the producers have committed the age-old concept comedy sin of stretching 30 seconds of material into an hour and a half of film, and the results are predictably lame.
The main character, Phoebe, goes on a journey to Europe to find out what happened to her sister, Faith, who committed suicide.
A murder has been committed and a bunch of people hire a medium to conduct a séance to see who the murderer is.
It also features one of the least terrifying villains ever to be committed to celluloid.
The only one who did and was believable was the veteran and he probably committed suicide just to get out of the movie as soon as he could.
As a Spanish tourist in Los Angeles and a fanatic movie lover I committed a terrible mistake.
More of a character study then a movie, COMMITTED is yet just another relationship romp with the trimmings specifically made for a young, target audience.
Coburn doesn't believe the man arrested, doctor pal James Hong (as David Tao), committed the crime; although, Mr. Hong admits to performing illegal abortions on the side.
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