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Pointless, confusing ending (she was the one who was supposed to be able to kill him because she had an abortion?? because..? Abortions are magical, mystical events that empower you to kill the metaphysical metapycho??) The tacky explanation of what happened to everyone after the end of the movie in the This-was-a-true-story manner of simply splashing some text is even more annoying here than in the 'true story' flicks.
They are brilliant books and are among the finest fictionalized accounts of war available (i.e., the places and events are real but the characters are fictionalized amalgams of real people).
The film picks up right where the original leaves off, has a few characters from the original returning, and just like "Halloween 2" it resumes inside the hospital right after the events of the original film take place.
At this point we are led to think that the movie might turn out to be a romantic comedy after all, events however take a different turn as love is replaced by manipulation, betrayal and greed and we are back into black comedy territory again.
Confined to a single set, the master Alfred Hitchcock directs a compelling psychological drama that uniquely challenges the viewer to reflect on his own reactions to the events presented on screen.
In a strange turn of events, just as some of her conned victims become aware of her scam, the cast is attacked by giant ants.
...in describing the events leading towards the invasion by the US, the description of people being "melt to their weapons" and "cut in half" by "lasers" and killed by "poisonous darts causing massive bleeding" given by "eye witnesses" raised serious doubts about the truth content of this "documentary".
Noriega becoming increasingly uncooperative to his CIA employers), the description of events seems, lets say, a little imaginative.
Getting past the sets, editing, script and continuity issues, I saw interesting character study and flow of events.
The only way I could describe it to someone who really was interested in knowing is as a chain of events involving a bunch of sick and sad people all driven by the mere presence of the doll to do things that no rational person would consider - and do nothing very interesting at all in the process.
No place in Texas will you find the kind of lame events that transpired in this stupid film.
This film is being compared to Ken Loach's 'The Wind That Shakes The Barley', but reminds me more of certain unpleasant events that took place in Central America back in the 1980's (does El Salvador strike a familiar chord?).
Are all these events connected?
The story, based on real events, is tragic and beautiful.
A medium that kills because you watch it (in 'The Ring' a videotape, here an internet-site), a little girl that is probably the key to solve the problem, a woman and a guy searching for the answer, both saw the site and therefor they both have to hurry, and why they have to hurry has something to do with earlier events.
The character design, uncannily accurate voice work and fluid animation are all cracking, and it's fun to see the cartoon's events tie in to 'Episode III', while the majority of the action is spirited and inventive.
Harrison Ford's Jack Ryan contracted into White House's staff(Harris Yulin, Henry Czerny,Dean Jones) investigates the events.
There has been criticism of this movie as being dull and unrealistic (probably from someone who wasn't even born before the events depicted in the movie).
The Zenon series is very cute, with exciting events in each one.
They are either brain dead or dead at the core... because not being touched by the events strung together here is really not paying attention to the film or to the current state of things.
If I had any gripe with the series it was probably the absolute bad luck that befalls Mr Eastwick throughout his life seems to be never-ending.As smart as the ending is,I couldn't help but feel gutted for him at the way events had panned out and hoped it would give a happy ending.You will just have to watch all 8 hours of it if you have never seen it before to find out what happens.
Thankfully unlike so many other films based on the troubles in NI this one shows a realistic view of events.
sex) with fahbulous fox, via a series of unlikely events.
Other events: a group of Russian girls arrives to work there; a couple of young men from the countryside come looking for employment; petty corruption and the tragedy of those at the lower part of the economic scale are part of the mix as well.
Also, the events that pop up are uninteresting and we aren't part of the joke.
I kind of lost my understanding of what was going on in the last hour or so, but it was still worth seeing the events in Tombstone and O.K. Corral.
The events presented are, in fact, realities of the lives of today's young people: sex, drug use, suicide, and mental illness are all dealt with in some way or another.
If Emily wasn't giving away upcoming events in the film, she was talking over dialog and killing the mood of the scene.
i went into this expecting a documentary, or a biopic, or at least a drama that examined the events that occurred around this guy.
But I wonder if it does justice to the real events and the actual persons.
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