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The plot deals with various bad luck (usually by Sully) that befalls Sam that puts his job at the airplane in jeopardy, only to have him save the day, with 'hilarious hijinks' ensuing in the middle.
Compare, as an example, with Frantic(1988), which deals with a similar issue.
I don't know how this DVD made its way into my collection - my wife suggested it was one of these "3 for £20" deals at a high street store.
Is there some corporation in Hollywood that deals with trash for male college students with no brain?
A mediocre at best horror flick that deals with dumb, not so horny teens who discover an evil video game (GASP) is killing those who die in the game (DOUBLE GASP).
The story is also very bad as it deals with Goku shrinking.
For starters, the movie deals with the legend of Big Foot and a group of people having a close encounter with the creature.
It deals with anti-Semitism in a very realistic way.
This short deals with a severely critical writing teacher whose undiplomatic criticism extends into his everyday life.
The story deals with racial tensions, society frowning on mixed relations and extra marital affairs.
I like this movie and how it deals with human instinct.
The Cure is an outstanding real-life drama that deals with a very sensitive subject.
Another story deals with the family of the man who leads the interrogation of Anwar el Ibrahimi.
However, unlike GENTLEMEN'S AGREEMENT (that also deals with anti-semitism), the movie has aged well and doesn't seem heavy-handed.
Nevertheless, "The Beast" qualifies as a Continental western because it deals with wholly unscrupulous characters and the action could be classified as film noir because the hero and heroine are trapped by intolerable circumstances that compel them to resort to criminal activities.
and so forth.There is much more human in Shylock's character than in one of Antonio's, who spits on the good Jew.Al Pacino is unbeatable as Shylock.He gives such a strong performance.Jeremy Irons is also terrific as Antonio.Lynn Collins is most beautiful and brilliant in the role of Portia.Zuleikha Robinson does great job as Jessica, and Charlie Cox as Lorenzo is also very good.Kris Marshall plays Gratiano, and he does a good job.In the role of Nerissa we see Heather Goldenhersh.Mackenzie Crook plays Launcelot Gobbo.As in Shakespeare plays usually, also this one contains most brilliant dialogue.The movie paints a fantastic portray of the era.It deals with some great issues, in a Shakespearian way.
Based on Nelson Algren's novel that won the 1950 National Book Award, this gritty, uncompromising, 119-minute, black & white melodrama deals with heroin addiction.
there is no movie that deals with these issues quite like this. a must-see for anyone who wants to look at this defining moment in American, and military history, from the inside.
It deals with the attempted cover-up by the local Marine commander of unacceptable conduct by a Marine major which resulted in his being shot to death by his former girl friend, a Marine captain.
The story takes you into the life of an elderly man who takes what life deals him and spikes it up a little bit.
The simple plot deals with a group of young women who open a non-sanctioned sorority house to get back at the snooty sorority girls who spurned and insulted them.
On the surface it's rather simple but underneath it deals with emotions greater than life itself.
It deals with reality.
Michael White's book, "C.S. Lewis: Creator of Narnia" deals with this time frame in a very parallel way.
While Chayefsky deals with the reality behind the myths of many things including medicine, this work is surprisingly prophetic of the way medicine is going today, two decades after the movie was made and over a decade after his death.
I must say - This film deals with it in a way that allows the viewer "inside" someone who is suffering and simply doesn't know why, or how to stop it.
Anthony Minghela's (writer/director) Cold Mountain is a carefully constructed, sensitive, and intelligent drama set in the social context of the confederacy during the civil war, which deals with the politics of the war in a very subtle and realistic manner.
Verboten, however, deals with the post-war experience, as we only get in the opening scenes the big boom of WAR- in bold for a point.
The program is pure Star Trek because it deals with one of the series' main themes: the respect for other life forms.
It deals with some tough issues, as the other reviewer points out, but I guess it depends on your viewpoint on these matters, and as a teenager growing up and now as a mother myself, I was so happy to see a TV series that was clean and, well, quite frankly, wonderful!
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