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The film tries to present a bleak look at "Viet-Nam Vets" who can't fit back into society following their combat experiences.
A Mike Leigh type director would have made a very different film but that movie would have been unrelenting and harrowing by being much closer to the real life experiences of people suffering loss.
Generates a successive waterfall of emotions spanning the spectrum of human experiences, needs and drives.
As Berlin talks candidly about the losses he experienced as the seventies faded into the Reagan years, it's impossible to look away--partly because there are so many men whose experiences are reflected in his story.
Moore play an advertising executive who experiences a minor nervous breakdown.
Unless you are a BIG Titanic fan, this movie (better described as a poorly done documentary) will be one of the most unpleasant 70 min movie experiences you will encounter.
outside of seeing this as auto-biographical for Norrington I can see it deals with his traumatic experiences with Blade.
And both films, incidentally, were based on true experiences, and while Miyazaki's story wasn't without some sadness in real life (his mother was really sick with TB in the hospital), Akiyuki Nosaka's story is one drenched in the worst horrors imaginable for a child.
However, the book by Henri Charriere about his experiences apparently has a LOT of inconsistencies and outright fabrications (a polite way of saying he was a liar).
However Troy is ashamed of past gay experiences he had and wants to be str8.
Based around Milius's own experiences this is a classic and in my opinion, the best surfing film ever made.
I haven't seen many films since 2009 came, three visits to the movie theater before the one to see Che Part One (The Argentine) and of that three visits I had not really entirely pleasant experiences since Bedtime Stories is simply a bad movie, RocknRolla is just OK and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button was not bad at all yet was not my cup of tea (certainly to read my entire opinion of those movies you can check my comments!).
Instead, it very skillfully provokes thought as it unfolds the story and experiences of both sides of a heated issue that is at the very core of this film.
"Un Crabe dans la tete" focuses on Alex, a handsome but selfish underwater photographer who undergoes a number of emotional, life-changing experiences while passing through Montreal.
Rachel survives & is taken to a nearby hospital where she meets a creepy nurse (Alice Ensor) & before she knows it Rachel wakes up inside a room inside the abandoned St. Joseph's mental institution where Dr. Brown (Brent Fidler) has collected several teenagers all of whom have had near death experiences.
Lessons of darkness is one of the most captivating, hypnotic experiences I have ever witnessed.
It's weird seeing a documentary about this music, since I can relate so much to some of his experiences and feelings.
A young English man named Brian(Michael York, in a character based on Christopher Isherwood's experiences) develops a relationship with a reckless young American girl named Sally(Liza Minnelli at a wonderful performance to the edge of tragedy) in Berlin during the 30s in which Hitler is rising to power and racism, anti-Semitism and determinedly amoral behavior are growing.
But we see all this through the wondering, innocent eyes of Stingo, and the terror, love, laughs, friendship and alienation he experiences, we experience.
While it only scratches the surface of the many life experiences we face in our lives as lesbians, it is a real eye-opener for people who imagine us to be as outlandish and stereotypical as the media would sometimes portray us.
The acting was solid throughout with wonderful performances by the Polish brothers and a luminous Michele Hicks, but even more striking to my mind was the intelligence and thoughtfulness of the script, the evocation of grief and loneliness and the candor of the film's portrayal of at least a portion of the conjoined twin's experiences.
That show was the CBS Children's Film Festival, and for several years in the '60s-'70s, hosts Kukla, Fran and Ollie offered some unforgettable viewing experiences to its young audience-- among the best were such titles as SKINNY AND FATTY, THE RED BALLOON, and this beautiful film from 1969.
One of the most beautiful, original and amazing experiences i've ever had the pleasure of playing in my entire life.
It is one of the better Holocaust dramas I've seen, as it portrays what a modern American Jewish girl goes through as she experiences the Holocaust in a vision/hallucination: what is better, knowing or not knowing what is happening, as events unfold?
Certainly there are some liberties taken with the exact nature of this vision, and how she experiences actual historical events, but I think that had this film looked slick, it would have taken away from the raw experiences the film depicts.
Most of this film shows the late Jeffrey Strouth, in the back seat of a car, talking and talking and talking and talking about his many unusual experiences.
I absolutely loved this series about a coroner's experiences, and have tried in recent years to find a TV replacement, all to no avail.
She begins to suspect that the visions of horror she experiences are not nightmares and that she is due to be sacrificed to The Evil One.
Had some great dark comedic moments though probably greatly exaggerated from McGahan's own experiences.
He then slowly shows the results these experiences have have had on the kids as teenagers.
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