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Emotion in sentence

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Not that I'm siding with the terrorists but the the terrorists in this movie were given no personality or emotion.
The main character, golgo 13 is a character so stoic, so stonefaced, that he hardly cracks even a hint of emotion even when in the act of having hot sex.
Rani has the right amount of emotion and makes Preity look bad.
A lot of emotion and basic human questions about the parents-children relation.
Sure, things happen to the characters, but nothing really connects the audience to their emotion.
When he goes to Robert he begs and the emotion he put into that movie was so heavy you could feel the pain the poor man was going trough.
Caught this one by accident on the TV here ; although the ending was about as satisfying as could be, it was difficult to feel any real emotion.
But, to return to my title, it is difficult to feel real emotion, given the immoral context and one can only regret the plight of the child to have been caught up in this through no fault of his own.
Furthermore, he plays with emotion, virtuosity, sense of humor and wit!.
The acting is just awful, I haven't spotted one true emotion.
It's funny, and like all great romance films, there is real emotion here.
As it approaches the end, the movie gains rhythm; the final, in every sense, encounter with the big wave is rendered greatly, surfing action is truly gripping, we perceive the strong emotion when facing and struggling against this force of nature, and we also get more intimate with the characters's inner emotional world, probably because the confrontation between man and nature, with the undeniable sense of human finiteness as compared to the greatness of nature, always reveals the real quality of human life.
But Death Wish is a real crowd-pleaser filled with emotion, drama, action and suspense.
It wants to have kick ass fighting along with real heart tugging emotion.
The characters were empty with no essence, no emotion, no depth to them what so ever.
It has everything -- a lead actor who moves his eyebrows up and down to convey strong emotion, unnecessary (ludicrously unnecessary) nudity, idiotic death scenes (the best one is when Ricky shoots a car with a handgun and it flips over and explodes).
Duvall's angry conversation with God in his bedroom, alone, is a case study in his exceptional acting ability, and the emotion and tenderness which characterizes Christianity's best features is present throughout.
It takes a wonderful actor to be able to portray an emotion such as insanity just with his eyes, and he did so wonderfully!
To Western sensibilities, the characters are maddeningly uncommunicative, that is until pushed to the extreme of emotion or crisis.
Dreadful sci-fi entry from Germany, which features invaders from space who want the emotion of love from the people of Earth, even if they have to kill them for it.
This is an amazing story with a lot of emotion, fun, etc...
The characters have no emotion.
I swear the actors must've been reading off of cue cards because they put absolutely no emotion into it whatsoever, it was like they were all monotones.
It gives a sense that without colour in the world there is no emotion and people actions are now based on what a machine says rather that acting on human instinct.
The child actors were terrific, especially Freddie Highmore whose facial expressions alone carried more emotion than any screenwriter's words could.
As much as Kate Hepburn's quivering chin and teary eyes are an annoyance to devotees of serious acting in film, Connie Selleca's wooden gestures and her inability to deliver a line with any meaningful emotion are enough to invoke the "throw-up" doctrine for evaluating films: If an actor's inability to act creates such nausea that vomiting in unavoidable, then the film itself should be consigned to the nearest trash-bin.
There is not that much good comedy, it is more emotion and family based, but it is quite good for some reasons.
The action, singing and dancing are compressed into the lines of flamenco dances as tightly as pure emotion can be condensed into a sonnet, or any other strict form, and yet they transcend with the freedom of the gypsy spirit, if you but open yourself to the experience.
i was fascinated by this honest slice of life so different from my own suburban existence, yet so relevant because of its universal emotion.
The emotion portrayed is utterly hollow and manipulative in its dishonesty.
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