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We all know that unfortunately evil does exist in this world and a mad man with a knife is certainly not uncommon, a very disturbing an deep fear for all of this.
Thank you s much for allowing this film to exist.
Sophie Maes doesn't exist, but other than that, the film could be real.
These generalizing proclivities still exist today, however, they are more mollified and less identifiable!
Easy to dismiss, the movie's career-polarizing story is such a sturdy pile of Hollywood-style clichés that variations of it exist in other films including Streisand's own "Funny Girl".
Secondly, the score is very effective at simultaneously pulling us into the story and the fantasy world in which it takes place and pushing the story along, while creating just the right amount of awe and excitement necessary to make the magic believable within the realm where the characters exist.
It was a cultural phenomenon, that don't exist anymore.
See this movie because it shows that Made For TV movies that are good exist.
Now, 8 year have passed, the more movies I've seen, the more I realize that many movies are just collections of ordered scenes that only exist for the sake of its ending, even movies like Pulp Fiction or Linklaters's own Slackers included.
I thought man, this was a great "new" show on TV, and than my dad said, "Bugs Bunny, I remember watching him when I was younger" and I'm like, "Dad, Bugs didn't exist when you were younger".
I thought sex clubs had ceased to exist even in New York and San Francisco, and here they are in suburban shopping malls?
It's exactly the same in the novel, but there's a sense of the absurd that doesn't quite exist in the film.
I mean, how can you have a bad movie with Robert Downey Jr. in it,none have and ever will exist.
Perhaps for me it's much more than a motion picture , it's a proof in my mind that it could really exist and that you most make the best out of every moment you live with your soul mate.
Instead, now we are literally trapped with Che in a desaturated, depopulated landscape where the only people who exist are burdened too far with their lives for anything but survival to be an option.
Many of the stereotypes portraying Southerrners as hicks are very apparent, but such people do exist all too frequently.
She seems to exist in a state of deja vu.
When people read the book, they automatically start making their own "mental movie" of who the characters look like, the places they exist in, how the situations progress.
Other than that, the movie shows the virtues of most of the others in the series: good acting, sometimes lyrical photography, the creation of a vivid, believable, and uniquely recognizable landscape (the absence of which is obvious in the occasional episode where the director just misses it), and a technical quality that of its nature disguises itself: the imaginatively varied use of limited sets so their limitations seem not to exist.
Of course, the romantic Vienna, introduced in the movie does not exist (you won't find a poet sitting by the river in the middle of the night) and it isn't possible to get to all the places in only one night, either (especially if you're a stranger and it's your first night in Vienna).
The pressure (stress) that exists in most game shows does NOT exist here.
This is definitely one of the best movies I've ever seen-- it has everything-- a genuinely touching screenplay, fine actors that make subtlety a beautiful art to watch, an actually elegant romance (it's a shame that that kind of romance just doesn't seem to exist anymore), lovely songs and lyrics (especially the final song), an artistic score, and costumes and sets that make you want to live in them.
It's odd that no animal life, even insects, seems to exist here (how are flowers pollinated, for example), but things turn really odd when members of the landing party start seeing people from their past (Kirk has a people-heavy past, it turns out), as well as figures from other well-known fantasy stories.
David Burton Morris's raw, honest, perceptive exploration of the open sores that exist between men and women is a neat two-hander.
Movies like 'Less Than Zero' (more so in Bret Easton Ellis' novel than the movie, though) and 'Bonfire of the Vanities' and other similarly themed movies presents one class of people, wealthy apathetic socialites who exist in a state of perpetual uselessness.
At my knowledge such dance floors did not yet exist in the twenties.
Lt. Sims, De Toth's insistence paid off and he brought the completed film home two days ahead of schedule, despite this the film was shelved for 2 years and when eventually released failed at the box office, up until about ten years ago it was pretty much a forgotten film, with only one print known to exist.
This is a truly terrible film, that frankly doesn't need to exist.
There was nothing left of the town at the end of the last film, and suddenly all new characters are coming home to a place that isn't even supposed to exist.
It is amazing that such things still exist in today's world.
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