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I recently purchased IMPROMPTU, the other Chopin/Sand biopic, and found it wandered quite far from the actual events of their lives.
Maybe it was supposed to be a cartoon with all the garish painted interiors and bogus events (a train getting lost?).
This, however, leaves you watching a movie with people rowing down the river, laughing, in no real danger (for the most part), strutting in Amazonia with the most clichéd plot and events.
2) The significant events only happen at night.
I think the movie is classified as a documentary only because everything in it is a true account of events happening to real people.
The film also boasts actual history events from the 1969 World Series and a finish which will surprise you, it's a movie that you really have to pay close attention to, but it's worth the lenght of the time duration, overall this film gets a 9 out of 10
The director based many of the stories on actual events as told to him by Spanish soldiers returning from the region.
For those who followed (or survived) the events of the last decade in the Balkans, it is a stark and honest portrayal that will leave many re-thinking the versions they may have formulated in their own minds, reading newspapers and watching TV, comfortable, in their own very civilized, and very insular, homes
It might be a true story, but at some points it seemed too much that a lot of events were put together just for the dramatical effect of them, and it came out too unrealistic.
Mary Bloom is told that her husband is having an affair and Mary reacts by making love to a man who is painting her home and from this point in the film everything begins to turn into many different kinds of mysterious events.
Most people outside of Massachusetts (and probably a good number inside as well) don't have any idea how this whole issue of same-sex marriage came about in the first place, so this film does a great job of showing the time-line of events, and how the courts play a role, and the legislatures play a role.
As usual, they get caught up in a strange turn of events that leads them to Las Vegas (this time).
After the events that occur in the first film, the Freeling family is living with Grandma.
But then, when I was watching the movie, all events seemed so realistic.
The director gives you subtle clues throughout the movie that connect events and link them to the plot, so it's possible to keep up with the action without getting too confused, but it does keep you guessing.
This is one of those movies where the set pace of events are known to the audience, so that when it reaches it's conclusion we are aware that what we (the audience) might wish can happen for the two leads is not going to be possible.
There were some gaps in the plot events atop the skyscraper, and too much was left to the imagination for good continuity.
Sure, the events have been fictionalized, but the gritty truth is just under the surface.
Secondly: every person who are right in the head knows that not all TV-reports are 100% accurate: all the first TV-reports from major events are always based on rumours, which always are exaggerated, and all his so-called "evidence" is based on this.
You see the same events happen 8 times, and by the third time I was sick of it.
Starring his wife Stephane Audran it is set in a French village, which helps give a profound sense of isolation to the terrible events which take place there.
But it is in fact, a docudrama based on the worrisome events of the Quebec crisis of 1970.
The events take place in a remote Spanish village, days before the great 40th anniversary celebration of the dam that prevented the area from flooding and the subsequent foundation of a brand new town called Desbaria.
The story deals with two cousins, Justion and Angel (Irwin Ossa and John Davila), one of whom is a closeted gay with a crush on the other, and how a series of events causes violence.
I thought the script was clunky, the acting was awful as far as good guys were concerned, it contained wildly inappropriate dialog for the setting, and the tone made light of what could have been dramatic events.
The single goal of this movie was to point out events that happened in the plot line of the original High Noon through stale and unbelievable situations, as much as possible, as to conceal its completely lack of meaningful dialog or purpose in general.
The lives of unrelated people touch because of the dress and totally unrelated events suddenly fit into the story because of the dress.
As to whether or not this movie is based on TRUE EVENTS I cannot say, but i can say that as a believer I think that all the people represented in this movie by actors were abducted by aliens.
His version of events is very different.
However, I'm not sure if the true events that inspired this thriller included a dogged homicide investigator who pursues a child murderer, despite suffering from schizophrenia.
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