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I have seen a lot of Hindi films, and although I am not Indian, I found them easier to understand than this movie.
First off, if someone would go out of his way to such an extend as the main character Veil in Freeze Frame to get himself a life supply of alibi, wouldn't it be a lot easier to just plant a chip somewhere in his arse?
You'd think having three moms would make it easier for the kids to get attention, but... NO!!
Knowing that Ed Wood is behind this movie can make the tough storyline easier to watch.The finger pointing at the parents may be hard for some to take.There are many parents breaking butt in life to provide for family and instilling religious values in them but they mess-up anyway(the family not the parents).Making the parents look bad in this movie may be touching a sore area for some persons.One comment that the judge lost interest in his own speech half way through it was very funny,I remember seeing the top of the judge's head and wondering if he was reading the script or falling asleep.Showing them off sweaters are popular in this movie even the older Sheila(Lee Constant)comes out with in-your-face lookers too.Being an Ed Wood movie though Sheila could be a cross-dresser.
They conveniently forget the pabulum regularly dished out by Disney because by omitting that studio it makes it much easier to blanket the entire movie industry.
Are we supposed to believe that shovels simply lie around on graveyards just like that? "Okay, boys, digging's finished... Damn, I'm tired; think I'll just leave my shovel lying around here so that perverts have easier access to the corpses, not to mention so that chased criminals can use it in self-defense against tough cops...".
I know people were easier to scare then.
Perhaps it's easier to answer this question by detailing what it is not.
The whole idea of the film is that its easier to have true intimacy (meaning a true connection, not sex) with a total stranger, because we never have to face them again.
When feeling like things are getting too hard and giving up would just be easier, watching this movie puts things into perspective.
I don't understand what's the point of using the dog on the beach if they were not going to use it properly...just to make giammati's character (great actor, awful cast choice) a little easier to be hated.
I watched it again and the violence, although horrific, was easier to get past.
The controls for the level where you had to row the boat could've been made easier as it was virtually impossible to do.
There is no easier way to put it.
It's so much easier to pick out all the bad things in a film and write a really crappy review.
As the story develops these people manage to realize that even though they cannot change the harshness of their life, relying on each other's empathy and love can make things easier.
For him, it is much easier to sacrifice others than himself.
It's easier to compare this to other movies than it is to describe it; if you can imagine Kenneth Anger's Satan movies, interspersed with gore scenes from H.G. Lewis, and rationalized by the further insertion of pieces of a fifties health class film on mental hygiene, you're on the right track; and, not to be snotty, but if you can't imagine that, you might not be ready to watch this one.
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.
The movie Isn't very serious or artsy which makes the point of people having trouble worldwide with being forced to learn English that much easier to witness for those of us who grew up in a place where English is the native language.
All in all, the cast was great, the acting was great, the script was...well, it could have been easier to understand and it was good, and the directing could have been better but I suggest that everyone sees it.
All Makdong wants to do is make this easier for his family and in the process he becomes a gangster just to get by.
(They were certainly easier to sit through than that piece of nonsense starring Ben Affleck as Jack Ryan, that's for sure.)
Poor Harry Shearer.... OK It might be easier to tell you what is GOOD about this movie: Red Forman plays a cop.
Even if you were put off by the movie's incohesiveness in plot (and completely understandable if you were), this one's a lot easier to understand.
The information is presented in a pragmatic way making it easier to understand the politics behind the story, but then the filmmaker delves into individual stories making the topic very personal.
This makes the film just that much more disturbing if you ask me because when you're looking at live and in motion footage and can see exactly what led up to that person's death, one has a tendency to want to play that terrible scene over and over in their head for days after; and for me it isn't always done intentionally, it's just that it get's in your head and doesn't want to leave until you are able to focus your thoughts on something more pleasant instead until it goes away...which is easier said than done I'm afraid!
MST3K's Pod People was easier to follow !
Just to make the story-telling easier I guess.
Duvall has created an imperfect hero, a hero much easier to relate to because he has shortcomings and flaws.
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