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But at least this movie got what it deserved - to be sent to the Satellite of Love to be ridiculed on by Mike, Tom Servo, and Crow T. Robot from Pearl Forrester on "Mystery Science Theater 3000!" "Soultaker" is one of those long lost, forgotten movies that are so bad you'll be guaranteed to have nightmares or depression later on in life.
But, the way she treated Noah and Ruby was just mean and I don't think caused by depression.
Just to see and witness life during the depression era, makes you feel humble and grateful.
He appeared in a couple of top films of the early 30s - "The Public Enemy" (1931), a ground breaking crime drama and "Wild Boys of the Road" (1933), a topical depression era movie about kids who ride the rails.
As if that isn't bad enough, it is during the depression and she has to break up the close siblings one by one.
But, when a promised phone call doesn't come one day, he descends into depression and goes back on the smack.
A school aged prostitute meets with a middle age man and attempt to end there deep depression together.
And our own depression era (ever heard of Argentina during year 2001?), our politicians and racism, our gentle souls just like Delmar and Tommy...
Three depression era convicts(George Clooney, John Turturro and Tim Blake Nelson)escape a Mississippi chain gang and head off in search of buried treasure that will fund their new lives.
Valeria, an elegant and pretty young lady lives in a world surrounded by the walls of her shyness and depression.
Robert Shaw does a creditable job in his role as the obliging, correct chauffeur, Steven Ledbetter, who helps Lady Franklin (Sarah Miles) overcome her mental depression at the outset.
Rex played an important part in this move, who changed everyones heart from depression, to see that there is hope for them, and thats why he started to show them; The Beat.
Borchardt combines his lunatic dreams with flights of depression and a fatal inability to call it a day; one senses he almost prefers the endless labours of searching for an impossible perfection to an accommodation with the reality that he's simply (on the evidence presented in 'American Movie') not very good.
So the one who loves sadness and depression, and scary fairy-tales at night, and wolves and real madness - welcome!
Faulkner mostly wrote about life in the South particularly during the depression years.
The film also shows the heartbreaking war at home as most Americans were surviving the great depression.
Jia Hongsheng plays himself an actor who quit everything except music and drugs struggling with depression and searching for the meaning of life while being angry at everyone especially the people who care for him most.
Many people who suffer from depression will understand Hongsheng's problem and why he does the things he does for example keep himself shut in a dark room or go for walks or bike rides by himself.
In fact, it was the financial restrictions of the depression that temporarily killed off the genre, at least in the "A" budget bracket.
Also, Hawn's character seemed to recover from suicidal depression rather quickly at the beginning of the movie.
if i had watched this movie when i hit rock bottom i probably would have sunk into the deepest depression of my life, and may have been nearly desperate enough to try it, the only thing is in the real world, when you rob millions of dollars from unsuspecting individuals, everything doesn't come up roses (unless you are an investment banker or government affiliated) so how does that matter?
The reform school inmates are underpriviledge minors from the streets of New York, like the "East Side Kids" who were poor and uncared for during the great Depression.
The hilarity of the 'aaaaagh!' scene mixes in with Ryan Dunn's depression and his revenge against his ex-girlfriend perfectly.
Alexandra Paul (i think that's her name) is horrendous as the preacher's wife who has a history of depression.
If you asked me to name a bad gangster movie, probably the first one to pop up in my mind is one that still has me in a sort of depression of disappointment about a week since I saw the film for the first and I promise you, the last time.
It's the romance of an ex-alcoholic unemployed man who just came out of a big depression and a single middle-aged woman who works in an employment office (INEM).
He played the first crewmember infected, who dies from terminal depression.
All I could think was that he'd watched his own movie too many times, that's what caused the depression.
With a plot thinner than depression era cabbage soup, horrific acting, and special effects that look like they came out of the "Thunderbirds" TV series, it is amazing that Widmark didn't kill the director for putting this black mark on his resume.
Another was a short, interesting film that kept people's attention and got their minds off The Depression.
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