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The movie is about the basic principles you learned in life; people come closer during danger or despair, we should accept people who as they are and learn to live with them etc.
The mix of sex, danger, longing, and uncertainty was just perfect.
The thing I hated about Arnie and Sly is that their action movies were uninvolving with over blown battle scenes where the good guys never seemed to be in danger of dying .
The "Clear and Present Danger" of the title is the danger posed by the influx of drugs coming into the USA.
A plan to bilk some of the locals over a phony oil deal doesn't appear so rosy once his thorny heart is pricked by love, which puts him in danger from a mean tempered associate intent on becoming rich.
Mysteries that would of course bring lots of danger to themselves and would force the two of them to put there wits together to come out alive.
Another telegraphed scene is when grandpa is talking to grandson about the voltage of the TV and the danger it would be with spilt water.
Now her life is in danger!
Again earth is in severe danger and needs to be rescued - so far, so good.
"World Without End" is a sorry piece of Cold War propaganda, combining a justification of aggression with a dismissal of the danger of nuclear holocaust.
I was left wondering if the female academic intended really to document her discovery and how she would do it lacking writing materials and considering the danger of revealing the tribe to the outside world.
Farrell McDonald), and a prominent judge's daughter (Esther Ralston) try to infiltrate the gang, only to wind up in danger.
Unfortunately, the film is clumsily structured and incoherent in parts, and many elements are contrived to keep the crew in danger.
The danger is here is that by tying the message too tightly to Macron and his achievements, we may devalue the underlying ideas.
At this point, it is far from obvious that the humanitarian benefits of NATO's intervention will outweigh the costs of the intervention -- costs measured in lives lost as a result of NATO acts and in the larger danger that the intervention poses to international order.
But, whatever we choose to call it, the danger is that the global economic crisis is providing an almost perfect alibi for governments and others in the region to continue with “business as usual,” when what is needed is a loud wake-up call.
The danger, then, is that European unity may be seriously set back in the eyes of the confused public.
The danger is that the Chinese authorities will continue to do too little to rebalance their economy, allowing vulnerabilities to build up.
No one speaks seriously any more of the danger of disintegration.
Yet, with very few exceptions, governments have failed to take sufficient action to halt climate change, and most exacerbate the danger by continuing to support the use of fossil fuels.
The danger is that such groups could accentuate the divisions of a fractious society, rather than pull everyone together in the collective national interest.
With the defeat and demise of Saddam Hussein, the danger of an "Eastern front" against Israel has diminished.
May’s two leading SPADs, Fiona Hill and Nick Timothy, took this danger to worrying levels.
The US is a large and powerful country and, when danger hits, investors buy up federal government debt – driving down interest rates.
The real danger to the president-elect is Menem's legacy: a judiciary that is subordinate to political might, a system of political parties that cannot stay afloat financially without engaging in corruption, and economic chaos.
The military doctrine that it unveiled in February this year lists both internal and external threats, but its primary emphasis was on portraying the US and NATO as a danger.
As Trump’s political position weakens and the obstacles facing him grow, his mental instability will pose an ever-greater danger.
The crucial question is whether we can devise rules and responsibilities to guard against that danger.
Japan today illustrates that danger.
This raises the danger that the EU and IMF will feel compelled to withdraw their support, leading to a disorderly debt default – and the social, political, and economic chaos that this scenario portends.
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