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He travels to Bangladesh, Israel, Connecticut, Trenton, and La Jolla, California as well as New York City to explore his father's creative genius.
The story is about two divers played by Chris Carmack and Laura Vandervoort who love to explore hidden treasures at a bottom of a local reef.
When the siblings accidentally drive off in their jeep with the basket of dog biscuits, the nanny follows them (it might've just been safer to purchase more) all the way to the cave the siblings intended to explore (I guess).
The concept basically plays the same way as the first film, but with the adults instead of the kids being shrunk and the inner house instead of the garden as the universe to explore.
It seems that Salvatores couldn't decide what to do with this movie: some of it is a very weak thriller (and I say very, very weak), some of it is an attempt to explore the relationships between the main characters.
Movies that explain or explore the human condition aren't popular.
The basic idea is good: to explore the moral issues that would face a group of young survivors of the apocalypse.
This film failed to explore the humanity of the animals which left me with an empty feeling inside.
Seeing this cash cow just sitting there, and wanting to explore other aspects of society, the writers and directors then lead you through what has to be some of the most painful monologues and non-action sequences in SciFi.
Gayniggers from Outer Space is a short foreign film about black, gay aliens who explore the galaxy until they stumble upon Earth.
A terrible amateur movie director (no, not Todd Sheets), his new friend and sister explore a cave.
There was a chance to explore the characters emotions occasionally.
Jack Black is an annoying character.This is an annoying indie movie for 14 year olds.Do I have to write eight more lines?Ana de la Reguera is dang fine to look at,as a Mexican nun who puts up with the rather forward and rude advances of Jack Black.This movie is a PG 13 version of an indie film.I really like a movie that has the courage to explore Mexican culture.This movie explores Mexican culture-deeply.
This is shameful.Get it together or don't explore it next time.
The only reason I managed to sit through the whole thing (not without several suicide attempts along the way) was because, well first off, I was delirious with boredom, and second - I guess I wanted to further explore this newly discovered type of hate I was experiencing...
But rather than explore the child's murder, which would have been interesting, they just let us know that she was dead & her parents had a hard time reconciling her death with the community & each other.
Co-Star Danielle Brett is also good, in fact the film works best when it centers around the chemistry of Lundgren and Brett, indeed had the film taken the time to explore their relationship the film would've been fairly decent.
You might think things would perk up when they explore Mars but these scenes are filmed through a heavy red/orange filter which makes everything very murky.
Because whatever there is to explore is either to "small", either too far-fetched, or simply told before in a superior manner.
In my opinion, this movie pretends to explore deep issues, but thrives on stereotypes and prejudices; with little true insight.
the film could explore very powerful politics - the odd couple drive thru the former Yugoslavia, thru Turkey and then thru the Middle East to get to Mecca.
Growing up isn't easy, sometimes we got to explore life how it is.
It's never a bad thing to search and explore old movies, especially those with good artistic values.
Artemisia is a wonderful film and I think it brought many people (including some that now give negative comments) to explore the life and work of this fascinating artist.
The only negative comment is that the story could well have ended when the family drives away from its initial house instead of extending on to explore whether the man retains any residual homosexuality.
There is certainly emotion between the two main characters as they explore their relationship--one based primarily on physical attraction from the beginning.
They don't expect him to explore new frontiers.
I loved it not only for its fascinating insights into the deluded mind of the playboy, not only for its amusing portrayal of the idiocy of the human sex drive, but also for its courage to fearlessly explore what is in the shadows of heterosexuality.
The filmmaker prefers to keep the viewers away from their own emotional responses, and instead forces them to explore and study the characters' identities for themselves.
He also inspires him to do things like leave Kells and explore the nearby forest, within which lives a nymph.
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