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The movie deals with the similarities and difference between the cop and the crook.
There are also terrific performances turned in by Glenn Close as the Vice President who deals with the terrorist's demands, and Gary Oldman in a scary piece of acting as the lead terrorist.
A super comedy that is all the more funny because it deals with real people like you and I.
The movie deals with psychics in a normal manner for a change.
Peruvian writer/director Josue Mendez has made a brave little low budget film that deals with a subject currently burgeoning our hospitals in this country as the fallout of the war on Iraq and still plagues the veterans of the Vietnam War - Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (aka Battle Rattle).
People familiar with Charles Bukowski know that much of his work deals with the area he lives in, LA.
In a natural and realistic way it deals with the complicated and intriguing aspects of homosexuality between two elderly women in the early 60's.
This boxing picture deals with the seedier side of the business; (is there any other?).
"Tomorrow is Yesterday" is the second episode that deals with a time-travel premise.
The story deals with two cousins, Justion and Angel (Irwin Ossa and John Davila), one of whom is a closeted gay with a crush on the other, and how a series of events causes violence.
Much darker than Buffy and seemingly made for a more mature audience it also deals with the problems of teenage life.
Maybe not with the same detail, but about the same general subject; a messed up family that deals with their problems in a direction and script without inhibitions.
I guess this is one of the first movies that deals with mental illness.
The story deals with Chevy Chase, Gregory Hines, and Sigorney Weaver scheming to sell a dangerously unreliable aircraft to a third-world nation after it fails miserably in a demonstration for the US military.
Having just watched Crash, it is interesting to contrast the clichéd approach to racial tension in that film to the delicate yet ultimately more powerful way this film deals with the same theme.
one deals with a bunch of rich people all celebrating the 4th of July.y
to say that this movie deals with difficult issues is complete BS. the 5 minutes devoted in the plot to deal with sub-issues of teen pregnancy, divorce, and father daughter relationships hardly qualifies.
The plot follows Gracie(Kristen Bell), a 17 year old girl who deals with trying to keep her brothers from being taken away from her and put into foster homes due to her drug-addicted and often absent mother Rowena(Anne Heche).
It also deals very funnily with the stress of working on the line (in this case at a beer-bottling plant), of the difficulty of dealing with assembly line production that just keeps on coming.
The story deals with a Nazi plot to stir up trouble in neutral Turkey and it doesn't work.
This preposterous sci-fi flick deals with the first mission to the moon.
Eventually, the stodgy stockbroker deals with his wife and daughter as well as his maid Linda (played by Joan Sims, who keeps fainting every time Bobby sings) being so infatuated.
Louise Jameson sadly wasn't available for series 3,so Blanche was killed off between series 2 and 3. Series 3 deals with the women adjusting to freedom and Beatrice has to cope with blindness and the end of her practising as a Doctor.
Tenko Reunion deals with the women meeting up in 1950 and discovering old friend Christina is a communist traitor and they narrowly come away with their lives.
It is dark and strange yet very much deals with real issues.
It deals with being isolated even though you have family.
The movie deals very well with how they change the future back and forth.
It deals with very heady topics like addiction, prostitution, violence, greed etc. and all other kinds of vices, to which people succumb and become such enticing prey for the devil.
The first story deals with a former government agent (Kirk Douglas) who searches for his son, who has been kidnapped by the feds who want to exploit his telekinetic powers.
This time the story deals with drug running and the cocaine king-pins of Central America.
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