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You are emotionally involved with the characters.
However, "Of Human Bondage" didn't seem to have a strong impact on me mentally or emotionally.
We've seen many emotionally scarred characters, many mentally retarded people, many loners, many passionate self-centered artists, but Sandler's Charlie Fineman is none of these.
This slow, picturesque (the loving shots of the Montana landscapes are breathtaking and reminded me of Costner's recent "Open Range", which also starred Robert Duval), and emotionally satisfying film is the perfect type of movie to watch late one night when you can't sleep or on a listless Sunday afternoon.
The movie was very well done and really made you part of the movie, I WAS SO emotionally moved by the movie because it made us remember that we are very fortunate to be perfectly healthy, some people in this world are less fortuate then us.
In a daringly unglamorous role that is a far cry from James Bond, Brosnan is surprisingly effective as the lonely hit-man who starts to buckle under the stress of his job, but is unable to connect emotionally with anyone to help him cope.
This was marketed towards the kiddies, but has some dark, and emotionally upsetting adult moments, to which parents may not wish to expose their children.
The problem is, it's emotionally rather flat.
This is a very thoughtful and emotionally striking movie.
Like any good chick flick, you really get emotionally involved in the characters.
The story depicted a rural family dealing with an accidental death of a son by his brother, called "The Stone Boy," meaning he was so distraught and overwhelmed by what he did, he became emotionally paralyzed.
As she becomes more and more emotionally involved with the murderer her psyche begins to take a beating causing her to lose focus on the job of catching the criminal.
It's quirky, visually inventive, exhilarating and emotionally challenging storytelling.
The five young actors who are the teenagers at the center of the story give strong, sincere and emotionally deep performances.
An emotionally moving and beautiful film.
I'll be quick to address the matters of the film here: It was a very engaging story about the destructive qualities about all-consuming passions; a young Italian woman who cannot emotionally connect with her jailed political-radical fiancé (due in part to her apolitical attitudes and freewheeling approach to life) finds solace and passion in a new young lover whom she embarks on an explicitly sexual relationship with.
Emotionally it is entirely satisfying and can leave no dry eye in a theater or home.
Physically and emotionally speaking, Redgrave is acting in a box.
The way it pulls you in so many different directions emotionally is something I've never experienced with any other film.
Words are seriously not enough convey the emotional power of this film; it's one of the most wrenching you'll ever see, yet the ending is one of the most loving, tender, and emotionally fulfilling you could hope for.
The next day I was thinking about it again, because although it revolves around something so emotionally draining, you realize after a few days that it is such a beautiful story.
The film is as visually beautiful as it is emotionally beautiful.
It's very easy to get emotionally attached to all of them.
We were both quite impressed with the complexity of the plot and found it to be emotionally moving.
Lee Chang-dong's exceptional "Secret Sunshine" is the single most emotionally ravaging experience of the year.
The special effects, dialogue and acting were all spot on, and I felt emotionally tied up in the storyline.
There is an air of finality attached to the whole thing, which makes the film a little too sentimental, but emotionally rewarding.
It's easily one of John Ford's most emotionally involving films.
One episode had been about an emotionally troubled 12-year old boy and the other was about a vibrant young man (Clu Gulager in his best performance) who is dying of cancer.
Both episodes were stunning, visually unlike anything else on TV, and emotionally complex and adult.
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