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I did think the story goes a little overboard in demonstrating the differences between the emotional humans and the cold Vulcan.
While they were each deviant in their own way, they all had the maturity to ultimately understand each other and reconcile their differences.
Bullitt is such kind of a movie, it recalls French Connection, but with three differences, it is lack of action, suspense and the story is not engrossing enough.
I finished reading the novel two days before seeing the movie, and although it had it's differences to the novel, I was gripped.
This just was like a copy of number one, with a few differences.
Then in one scene the ex-cop and a mob leader put aside their differences and help out each other.
Although there are some differences in the film (The jet that docks with the 747 in "Strategic Command" is an SR-71 while the jet in "Executive Decision" is an F-117.), these differences are not enough to keep the film from being a mediocre imitation.
This time Louis Gossett Jr returns to whip new American and Russian recruits in line to prepare them for a mission against middle eastern terrorists who have gotten a nuclear launching site, of course the mission is meant to fail but in the heat of it all heroism prevails over the differences of the soldiers in question.
If I'm reading the film correctly, I think that Rendell wanted to get at class distinctions as a central topos of the novel, and this theme would play out superbly in an English setting, where class differences are part and parcel of the social fabric.
He learns of new customs and great differences in cultures.
However, the dynamic between him and Liva, the female lead, who is a prostitute hired as a domestic, illustrates some basic differences between American and Danish cultures.
Trying to ban everyone together, Campbell faces a tough task as these groups hate one another but must put aside their differences because of the greater threat.
I liked the original premise of the two couples, one young, one middle aged and the comedy of the differences between them.
There was no effort to correct the differences in exposure between interior and exterior.
As she travels the world exposing herself as an "ugly American," the filmmaker ignores cultural differences, choosing instead to apply American values to foreign situations.
I don't agree with the reviewer who says it's not for "eastcoasters" since I live in NYC and felt that this film worked on many levels that resonated with me, in spite of the geographical differences.
So we get the inevitable "musical differences" which cause him to leave his band The Stray Cats, encounters with groupies, strained relationships with the estranged wife and son he left behind, his rise to solo mega-stardom and eventual retreat to a drug-filled existence leading to the inevitable downbeat conclusion.
If you see it in German you will note the (sometimes subtle, sometimes big) differences in language, the different dialects (US, British, Austrian-English) and it is easier to tune into the setting of post-war Vienna, which has been split into four zones of occupancy.
One of those important differences between Bruce and Andrea is the fact that Bruce at a point was going to stop being a vigilante for love.
The usual comparison- and inspiration- is with Citizen Kane, but there are important differences.
This documentary sets to prove that basically, there are no differences between the lesbians and gays, with families, that came for this cruise, than with straight folks in the same situation.
There are, of course, other substantial differences, where Mr Sloane came, as it were, out of nowhere, Loic (Stanislas Merhar) is first encountered by Nicole (Miou-Miou) and Jean-Marie (Charles Berning) Kunstler in a club where he is performing a cross-dressing act with his sister Marilyn (Mathilde Seigner)and only goes to live with the Kunstlers some time later when Marilyn leaves both him and the act in favour of life with her boy friend.
if you are tired of watching Hollywood movies which are pretty much always the same thing over and over then you should try this, it's a very unique story... maybe will be hard to understand because of the differences from the Asian culture, but I believe even for them this movie was unique...
This is a decent romantic comedy that touches on several differences between American (lack of) culture and Indian culture (the correct term is actually offshored- outsourcing was historically an American stealing your job by undercutting the fee) a newly offshored manager flies to India to train his replacements and discovers Indian culture and living conditions, their insight on marriage and family and of course some blunders with customary practices in India.
Director Reza Baggher has said that this movie was inspired by "Romeo and Juliet", but the parallels are few and the differences aren't especially good either.
Sure there's cultural differences, how our countries are run, unique pop culture influences, but we're not miles apart from each other.
The action in this movie is awesome, considering the budget, and its a fun concept seeing these pilots coming together and putting past former differences past for one final battle.
it's just culture differences.
I understand the concept of multiple viewpoints on the proceedings, as well as the rewinding to show us those differences, however, if you are going to do it, only show us what we missed the first time.
Small towns can be most unforgiving about differences, especially differences that are hated and feared, like homosexuality.
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