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This film succeeded in bringing me inside the dysfunctional life of these two women without dragging me down into depressed frustration.
Overall, it's a wonderful movie, but if I was really depressed after the end, and I just couldn't help but think, Damn, are all Korean movie I watch about fighting/death/depressing stuff/incest?? 'Cause that sure was the case with Old Boy, and Temptation of Wolves.
Billy, who is Hoffman's son, played another great performance along with Meryl Streep, playing the depressed mother of Billy.
Then I just had to see it again and this time all I did was laugh, even at the saddest parts I no longer felt depressed because I realized that over all this movie was happy and uplifting...I love it and it is now one of my favorites, I;m sure this is the worst comment you have ever read.
This is a stigma that floats all over this film, and in many instances in Fassbinder's work in general, but especially because with Four Seasons he takes his eye on the middle class, and a particular married couple- the distanced, depressed, angry Hans the fruit seller and his long-suffered wife- that is nothing short than trying for realism in the guise of melodrama.
Beyond that, it is an enthralling story that leaves you depressed at the end but quite glad you took the time to watch.
It depressed me and I have not the conditions these folks had.
Scarlett fights and connives for what she wants; Ada gets depressed and turns inside herself until Ruby, (Renee Zellweger,) shows up to save the day.
As consultant Ron Jeremy will tell you, 1980s Los Angeles was a colorful, stylish porno Mecca, more like the movie "Boogie Nights" than Leonard's dark, shadowy world of hijacked tourist buses, grimy apartments, and drug deals in depressed urban squalor.
I left the theater shaking my head and depressed.
Some movies, by the end you feel sad for the characters or the situations they were put through...here you just feel depressed.
He is portrayed as a potential home-wrecker, a stalker, and someone who is clearly depressed and confused.
Why in God's name must writers, directors, and producers have the audience leave the theatre feeling depressed?
As personally annoying I find Charles Boyer's voice, he's more of a match to pay cosmopolitan, depressed Rudolf--I mean Omar Sharif tries but, no--too cute and vibrant.
Faces are slashed, throats are cut, blood squirts, and in end the three main characters are either depressed or they die.
There have been some low moments in my life, when I have been bewildered and depressed.
This motion sickness picture is a story of a boy and a boy and they live and love and swim and get stuck in grottos and one of them has a depressed mother and another has no mother and they talk and walk and swim and have sex and get drunk and then break up and someone goes to the hospital for eight days and then gets out and there is a lot of fast forward and rewind and there are long pensive shots of one of them looking into space or just sitting and doing nothing.
With all the constant attention she'll most likely grow up psychotic, depressed or worse.
"Let's make a film that puts two chronically depressed, socially inept people into a relationship which deepens their isolation and encourages them to complain about how bad their lives are!" From what I've seen in life is that the last thing on earth we find attractive in a potential mate is constant self-pity.
But every time I see some of "Hollow Man," I feel depressed, almost like a "film noir."
If you LIKE being thoroughly depressed, then by all means watch this film or any of the others.
But, I am worried that a clinically depressed person might accidentally see the film and do themselves in!
Her mother Patricia (Maria Perschy) is depressed because she thinks she was responsible for the father's death.
OK, then... Woman sees ghost of daughter, other ghosts of people died in accidents or suicides appear, man tries to solve secret of houses past, woman gets depressed, strange neighbors appear.
What would happened when a depressed cop works with a shrink on probation?
They are some depressed about their lives and finally find themselves and their dreams from dancing.
A first time director (Bromell) has assembled a small but powerful cast to look at the world of a middle aged, middle class, depressed hit-man and his struggle with his relationship with his father.
Stanwyck's father has been pimping her for one reason or another her whole life in dingy, depressed, filthy Erie, Pennsylvania.
Charlie is a lonely depressed man, who hides his true feelings from people who cares for him.
When you are in a gloomy or depressed mood, go watch this film.
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