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We are marked, of course, by a challenge, whether physically, emotionally or both.
While he still held that worldview, I was 16, I got the best lawyer in town, my older brother Karthik, and I sat him down, and I said, "Pa, from today onwards I've decided I'm going to be disciplined, I'm going to be curious, I'm going to learn something new every day, I'm going to be very hard working, and I'm not going to depend on you emotionally or financially."
And then he added, really quite emotionally, it ruined the whole experience.
They're ruined financially and emotionally because they've given their money and their faith to these people.
We felt, as a family, financially and emotionally ravaged.
Though the supporting roles are well performed (Chris Cooper is his usual stalwart self), they serve such little dramatic purpose because, ultimately, it's all about Capote(!) Director Bennett and screenwriter Dan Futterman fail to emotionally engage their intended audience because they were clearly overwhelmed by the cultural baggage of Capote's "legend".
The film is so emotionally stunted and underpopulated, it begins to seem like a stage-play padded out for the big screen--and yet one without enough characters or motivations in it.
The costuming is poor, and many of the more emotionally charged scenes are blase.
One of these girls turns out to be a local detective's daughter and he gets emotionally involved in the case.
It is certainly a very well-intentioned film, and I appreciate that in an era of heartless or emotionally damaging films.
I think there is nothing worse than when science gets turned into fable, and to an extent this film comes off as trying to debunk evolutionary theory by saying it came from a man who was emotionally unstable, which to me, is just plain gross.
The guy from the countryside was a bad guest and didn't seem to be trying very hard to find a job, and his relative in Istanbul was humorless and closed off emotionally.
The flat reenactments don't hold your attention because they are emotionally adrift and stagy.
He deals with with by just shutting down emotionally.
Characters in this film talk very little to anyone; it's little wonder their emotionally isolated, which is all the more bizarre because it's clear they live in a neighborhood where the people are friendly and know each other.
The plot is insipid; the characterizations and dialogue stink; the musical numbers, while occasionally staged in interesting ways, are not only too often absurd, but also lyrically trite, painfully bright, and emotionally hollow to the core.
This movie is about a depressed and emotionally constricted man has a distant relative move in with him in his apartment in Istanbul.
The problem is that although emotionally constricted and depressed people are VERY withdrawn and non-communicative, they don't make for a very satisfying movie.
The title character is so difficult to relate to making it's rather impossible to imagine any of the on- screen characters emotionally invested in him either.
The movie was pretty tough emotionally, especially after Curly has the stroke and Moe needs to keep the business going.
It's not quite a glorified killing, though Aldomovar's camera lingers on the blood in a bloodthirsty way, as though it makes an attractive painting, and then it's soaked up and out of sight without bloodying either daughter or mom, neither materially nor emotionally.
Nevertheless, it's a boring film, because it simply fails to involve us emotionally.
Emotionally powerful?
And if it's the story you're interested in (guy who seems to have it all but is lacking emotionally is taught lessons from a child), I would go to see About A Boy.
I've seen it at least 30 times and am emotionally affected by it each time I see it.
If I called it offensive, I would fall into a category of emotionally frail extremists.
They both have stock characters of sisters who are very different, an offensive stepmother, a woman friend/confidant, an emotionally unavailable father, a dead mother and a surprise lover.
More programs like this should be made, I was surprised at how good it was and it's really shook me up emotionally.
I really loved this original screenplay and the different places it took me, emotionally, spiritually and just plain silly stuff.
It might be the most emotionally involving experience I have ever had with Ingmar Bergman's work.
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