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The key scene in Rodrigo Garcia's "Nine Lives" comes when Sissy Spacek, hidden away in a hotel room where she is carrying on an affair with Aiden Quinn, find a nature documentary on television, at which point Quinn notes the contrivance of such things--disparate footage is edited into one scene, predators and preys are thrown together in order to capture the moment--all to force connections where none actually exist.
Subplots come in and out of nowhere, the connections between some of the characters are murky and the killer's motivation is unclear to say the least.
I saw major connections between this movie and Demon City Shinjuku.
There's no glue or motive that can be detected on screen, allowing the subject matter to use pre-existing emotional connections to furthur the plot, without the script doing it like it's supposed to.
One of the scenes is allegedly filmed during the US Open and either the filmmakers had incredible connections or the scene was filmed at another time and the US open footage was added.
The relationship has no connections intimately and is a great accurate portrayal of what it is like to live with someone who is false and only looks at the surface of issues.
She helped Kilo become rich with her connections.
In BLUE, Juliette Binoche played a grieving widow whose plan to live her life without connections to the past had her meet someone unexpected.
What some Hollywood-movies try and practically never succeed, creating somehow metaphysical connections between persons (without becoming unrealistic), manages this beautiful movie perfectly well (resembling in that way a little to the wonderful 'La Double Vie de Veronique' of the same director and with the same beautiful actress).
He knows everything about everything and has connections everywhere.
This little movie brings out so many emotions, and so many colors, with such a wonderful conclusion and is more than just a story of illumination, but also of relationships and connections.
You might need to watch it again to get all the connections right.
I think it is extremely fitting that this film premiered at Sundance (only because Archer had connections in the festival via volunteer work he did, by the way...) because Sundance seems to be the one festival where cliché heavy drivel like this is still accepted as "arthouse".
Timothy Hutton,(Raymond Blossom),"Kinsey",'04, plays the Big Shot Gangster and a man with all kinds of money and connections.
In his attempts to shame Manu publicly, Arjun uses his connections to get Manu hooked onto drugs.
The film mentions connections in different stories from different countries, but fails to investigate them more thoroughly, which could have given the film some credibility.
Although there's Flying Guillotines as part of the title of this movie, it has no connections to the original Flying Guillotines (1975) and its sequel Flying Guillotines II (1978).
The viewer has no real connections to the characters, never knowing who to really sympathize with, or even care about.
And the supposed "connections" between them didn't hold up.
He then puts it in his pocket and according to the movie with all the connections in place.
She drops heavy hints about the need for connections, her certificate in massage and her desire to get into the modelling game.
It was a neat way of pointing out connections between situations in the movie and the books.
You'll see Norman made connections with his old man even deeper than the movie can suggest -- and you'll see the places where the storyteller's very words gurgle and sing right off the page with an exuberance of a river running through it, leading into the unknown.
It's truly amazing how the writer can come out with all the connections and link all the characters together and combine all these elements to make the lives of the characters in the show so meaningful.
The story revolves around the nephew of a local minor crime boss who develops a friendship with an American with Hollywood connections.
However, it seems that a rival nightclub owner with Mob connections is trying to muscle in on her racket, so Dolemite takes matters into his own hands.
Well, the film is directed by Lamberto Bava; the man behind the first two Demons films, and ogres and demons are somewhat alike (in that they're both 'monsters' anyway)...but other than that, this film has no connections to the other two films.
The concept and idea is really a new and cool idea for a TV show, many of us share this whole idea of "connections".
The story lines, the plot, the bizarre yet ingenious connections throughout the sketches are nothing short of brilliance.
More importantly, I can make these connections without feeling a sense of guilt after watching this film, unlike other films on globalization that I've seen.
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