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She is very headstrong and full of bad decisions, but this is what makes the film work so well.
This movie has a place in history, due to it's disturbing and unimaginably painful decisions and ideals it drives our minds to, and Meryl Streep has raised the bar in way that almost no one could ever surpass.
Unless a person has experienced this kind of trauma, they cannot know what toll it takes on the mind and how it changes our perception of things and in that, changes the decisions we make.
The plot is virtually the same as a group of townspeople hole up in a shack as the "walkers" close in on them, forcing them to make life or death decisions; extremely graphic.
The men run the show, make all decisions, while the women in true 1950's fashion, support their men- regardless of how many bad, ignorant decisions they keep making.
The only person in this film who could act was poor Joe Flaherty (his work in "SCTV" and "Freaks & Geeks" would testify to this)--and how he got stuck in this film is anyone's guess, though if you check his career, he has made some interesting decisions as far as the projects he took.
The story is full of tragedy, though decisions that if you think them through you can even understand (like a father understanding that memories cannot truly replace his son), and redemption that may be obvious to superheroes experts, but are very well exposed to a new generation of kids that will witness a clear fight between good and evil (positive and negative forces) adorned with an excellent and adequate portion of comedy.
She is to make all decisions, she will be the one to take care of him, and no one can ever know the truth, ever.
People with ADD/ADHD apparently make good executives, because they're impatient when other people start discussing things, and they'd rather make their own decisions, which they have sufficient confidence to feel are correct.
Most of each character's decisions are partially justified and partly immoral, yet they all increase tensions and further flare up the fighting.
Bunuel has you questioning what you want in life, and challenges the decisions and feelings that you thought were reliable.
This movie looks in-depth at human relationships and the impact of our decisions on others.
They make decisions too fast and the movie is rushed.
J.T. has to make some very important decisions about life at a young age, which he is able to do thanks to the love of his mother, grandmother and a stray cat.
Gleason and Oliver have a fabulous chemistry, the likes of which would never been seen today, due to casting decisions that have more to do with pretty faces that acting talent and intelligence.
And his bad decisions were responsible for his death to boot.
The people in our lives are many and sometimes we are forced to make rapid decisions regareding them and us.
Some decisions are just beyond personal rights.
A mystery should not create a situation where the decisions of the characters are more moronic than the audience response.
The plot is strong to keep the audience guessing, but is weak because of the repeated foolish decisions of the lead character.
A winner of three Emmy's for Best Dramatic Show, and countless other Emmy statues for individual and group excellence The West Wing showed us the inner workings, frailties of character, and gut wrenching decisions that go on every day.
The characters in this film represent who we are, we get upset, we do cry out, we do make stupid decisions!
Bill Henderson plays the sentimental and lovable Uncle Clive (whom Jordan described as the "Yoda of Love" at the screening) whose memories of his own true love help Chris make decisions about his own life.
And so, one of the most dubious casting decisions in Hollywood history was made.
A very rich toothpaste heir playboy (Baldwin) lets raging testosterone make all of his major decisions, which results in tiresomely predictable but never really fatal results.
Who at the comedy channel puts these shows on TV? Whoever is making these important decisions needs to have their head examined and should have been fired a long time ago, unless they have been firing people in which case look at your hiring process because you keep hiring people who don't know how to pick a good TV show and obviously do not have a single idea of what is funny.
However, the episode does make more than a few interesting observations on how leaders must use their intellect and heart in order to make sensible decisions.
In most of the other TV courtroom shows, the judge humiliates the litigants and the decisions are not based on law but based on the entertainment value of the decision.
The acting is not so great and I felt that the casting decisions were flawed.
(It's okay for Carter to involve himself in bad decisions but anyone else).
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