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The story deals with the relationship of four friends (& B-filmfanatics); a videostoreowner, his helper, a soon-be-a-dad and his girl's violent brother.
The Year is 2030, The story revolves around 'Section-9' Basically a Elite Squad where each member is a expert in one thing or another, Sectio-9 deals with special Cyber Crimes.
Underrated director Paul Mazursky's satiric hit film deals with two couples facing the let-it-all-hang-out, '60's counterculture attitude.
It deals with something not many people are aware of, but should be.
And it deals with it in a way that doesn't seem forced or in your face.
I suppose that any movie that deals ultimately with the end of the world has to be at times heavy.
This isn't a film that tries to take on the universal disease that is autism but is a quiet and beautiful film which gives hope to those who watch it as we see a content family that deals with having two sons of similar age.
Unfortunately, a lot of it deals with stupid teenagers, gratuitous pop songs, sex, and topless scenes, and predictable junk make much of the film annoying.
People who surf this particular website, generally-speaking, should love this documentary as it deals with the movies, and how they are photographed and how the cameramen and we, the viewer, see them.
The film deals with the true story of Manuel Blanco Romasanta, a man arrested in 1851 for the murder of more than 13 people in rural Spain.
Shock" deals with the mental anguish one veteran goes through once back home.It's not as disturbing as "Cannibal Holocaust" or "Man Behind the Sun",but it's close.Check it out.10
The first section deals with a Punch & Judy puppeteer who has to deal with his nagging wife and disobedient son.
It deals with some of the most elemental, and difficult, issues we ultimately most face in our lives.
It kind of deals with concepts similar to "A Nightmare on Elm Street" and "It" - a mentally challenged ice cream vendor clown is accidentally killed after a prank involving some punks kids goes horribly wrong.
The plot runs with three different romances, deals wonderfully with unrequited love, and really shows how difficult it is for some men to deal with their homosexuality (though it seems that it was 'dealt' with just fine in the snow scene.
The film deals with a group of doomed Jewish Auschwitz POW's who do the death camp's dirty work, herding unsuspecting Jews into the showers, carrying cadavers to the crematorium, harvesting the dead for gold dentalwork, etc.
The first of five segments (in L.A.) deals with Winona Ryder (in a broad, self-conscious performance) as a cab driver who picks up Gena Rowlands, who wants to put her in a movie.
The photography is sensational and helps the emotional story emerge... that is, if you're interested in a story that deals in emotions, which is to say people, which is to say drama.
This is a really great fun film that deals with some of the aspects of time travel into the past.
Camera deals with an aging actor that has passed his prime, both in life and career vise.
This is a story of how one of these villagers deals with the horrific trials that his captors heap upon him.
It's not full of four-letter words, sexual exploration, drug abuse, or any of the other cliché problems of teen life, but rather deals with the more day-to-day high school drama of bullying and crushes in a way that's both more innocent, yet more disturbing because of its accuracy.
British family lives a life of lies and deals with things as best they can until they meet a Chec mother and daughter who change their world.
This early talkie's plot deals with--more or less--the unrelated adventures of Ted Healy and some local firemen (Moe, Larry, Shemp and Fred Sanborn).
This film deals with real life issues, underneath the humor, and is so well written from both the male and female aspects of things that I kept wondering if two people had written it.
Not long after, I saw Sideways, which also deals with the friendship of two off-beat males.
In theory, Groupon’s business model is “group coupons”: if enough people sign up, the deal “tips” into action (though now that Groupon is so large, few deals don’t tip).
While some brave start-ups are trying to create “you-own-your-own-data” businesses, Groupon and its many clones/competitors simply appeal to the consumers’ lust for deals and discounts.
Soon enough, this model is likely to spread – but it is unlikely to be as centralized as search, whether for Groupon or some other competitor: just as users indicate their interests when searching the Internet, they sign up for deals that interest them.
Prices are likely to erode as consumers come to expect deals.
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