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YOU ARE ALONE is a brutally honest look into two tortured souls that intertwine for a moment of understanding and oneness only to be torn apart by the differences in the oneness between they're pain.
Regardless of the repeated theme, there are sufficient differences to make it most entertaining.
OK, so there are a few differences from the book, but the old cliché of love conquering all is so powerfully portrayed that it makes no difference.
Ponyo, written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki, is a little tale that speaks of respect for the ocean, respect for humans young and old, and respect for cultural differences.
The interactions between the Indian taxi driver and the french tourist are a good reflection on the fundamental differences between Eastern and Western life styles and philosophy.
Undoubtledly a film of this scope raises lots of questions, like why are there some narrative differences between the 60's Hermann in 'Heimat' and Hermann in this film?
The immense cultural differences, the clash of East and West, the fear of the unknown (i.e.
The differences in tone between each section of the movie are too great, too jarring, to overlook.
There were some serious differences between the novel and the adapted version and it just didn't do any credit to the imaginative genius that is Madeleine L'Engle!
They are entirely different stories with major plot differences.
The differences in character appearance continued to irritate me throughout the duration of the film.
A plot that fizzled and reeked of irreconcilable differences in opinions constituted a judgmental havoc with one side pro-life and the other a destroyer of a demon's seed.
The differences are obvious of course.
Oh, there are some minor differences - Roy Thinnes is supposed to be some front-line undercover agent, and the supporting cast is much smaller (and less interesting), but basically the atmosphere is still the same.
It's a fight between two estranged brothers (Dennis Quaid and Arliss Howard), both of whom can ignite fires mentally; they square off over childhood differences, with dippy love-interest Debra Winger caught in the middle.
'Mojo' uses a technique for shooting the 1950s often seen in films that stresses the physical differences to our own time but also represents dialogue in a highly exaggerated fashion (owing much to the way that speech was represented in films made in that period); I have no idea if people actually spoke like this outside of the movies, but no films made today and set in contemporary times use such stylised language.
All they did was change the setting of the story and tell it differently but the differences are not significant.
There are a few differences but they're both the same.
The styling differences between American and Russian films is interesting.
Mamet compellingly explores the emotional chasm and differences between the genders but I feel he is clueless about how they actually compliment one another given a healthy sense of humor.
This movie highlights the prejudices and cultural differences of that time.
I found it difficult to really understand Brazilian culture and society, because it has so many regional and class differences.
The welding of stories wasn't structured too well when you consider the differences between the series, however despite all this, you can watch it quite happily.
I had not considered the national differences playing as much role as they did in the conflict, Argentine versus Bolivian.
This movie is about finding love in everybody's differences.
The film has aged well otherwise, and has a good message about the inherent differences between a father and his son that most guys could relate to in some form or fashion.
There are the obvious large political differences between Oz culture and Iranian culture, but I found the more subtle differences between the characters, that this film fleshes out so successfully on screen, extremely fascinating.
The title has many meanings - the boxing ring, where differences and grievances are fought out, a wedding ring, where Mabel feels trapped and Jack feels his troubles will be over and the cause of the trouble, a ring-like bracelet that Bill gives Mabel as a love token.
There are, clearly, differences between the original Chinese and dubbed English versions, with many of the jokes failing to make their way into the latter.
The relationship between the soldiers of the two warring countries is highlighted by the differences in culture and the ultimate knowledge that in the end we are all really not different on the inside.
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