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The only difference, you see, is that one has an extra pair of carbon atoms in the chain.
And by the way, I was a philosophy and poetry major in school, so I didn't know the difference between profit and revenue when I went to East Africa.
Imagine how you feel; and then imagine the difference when you might see somebody who has a story of entrepreneurship and hard work who wants to tell you about their business.
And Gandhian engineering, in my judgment, is the one which is going to take the world forward, is going to make a difference, not just for a few, but for everyone.
And that is how this difference has come.
I worry about this a lot because I lead a team of 3,000 excellent people, and the difference between 3,000 happy, motivated team workers and 3,000 clock-watchers is everything.
The difference, however, is that Smith was fun to watch while Capote is not.
What a huge difference a few years made in the quality films she got as well as her acting ability!! On top of the horrendously silly character, the film also fails because it just isn't interesting or exciting--just very, very stagy and stupid.
However, there is a difference between slow progression and outright stalling, as happened in this one.
Someone should teach the people who made this movie that there is a difference between "presenting multiple twists" and "screwing the audience over".
Here a bit more imagination with the camera and and a bit more coaching and rehearsal for the delivery of the lines would have made a big difference.
The only difference here was that Meredith Baxter wasn't in it.
The actors in ape suits looked like extra large chimps, rather than great apes (there is a difference).
The only difference (other than being in a barnyard instead of a jungle) is that Barnyard tries to "liven things up" with club-type music.
Much like Tinto Brass ("Caligula"), the people who made this movie can't tell the difference between explicitness and eroticism.
Good for a few stray laughs, but Allen didn't seem to know the difference between strong, solid adventure and campy nonsense.
(I always compare this movies to - for example - some Spielberg's works and again-and-again don't understand the huge difference in what I see.)
Let's make a movie to appease those pesky Christians, but they'll never know the difference if we don't have anything factual or in the correct chronological order."
I will give the series some credit though...it does get entertaining at times, but not enough for it make any difference.
All in all, the main problem with JUANA LA LOCA (and this is what makes the difference with far superior historical films as LA REINE MARGOT or ELIZABETH) is the lack of a director's point of view.
the ghost is a black haired girl, that scares it's victims by doing nothing else than walk and look dead.. the difference is just the motive for the haunting.
It makes no difference whether you are physically or psychologically damaged, there are people evidently who believe you have the right to choose.
Not that that makes much of a difference, because Errol Flynn was pretty generous with poetic licence in the autobiography anyway.
About the only difference between the two is that the lead villainess here (played by Angelika Jager) has a very thick accent.
Gene Hackman, in an early performance, adds nicely, but this is a film that could be watched with the sound off, and it wouldn't make much of a difference.
This probably makes a huge difference, so take my review with a large grain of salt.
There's a remarkable difference between the execution & acting quality of the B-plots that involve them, and the A-plots that showcased a bunch of screeching girls and an iconic "Miss Perfect," repeating bad lines and obsessing over guys.
Nothing in his performance ever came near the performance of a drag queen... and that made all the difference.
He even found no difference between monster and his brother.
I probably should have just rented Wild Hogs, it wouldn't have made a difference.
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