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This film attempts to describe the horror faced by one particular family - a common narrative device - in the atomic bomb world of Hiroshima.
In April 1947, New York City faced an epidemic crisis.
Lewis Black is, as usual, hilarious, and Blake Lively is a fresh faced beauty.
The story is a morality tale but never preachy, throughly enjoyable from a young and fresh faced cast.
I knew this movie was about to catch fire when he went into the saloon and faced the guy (Richard Jaeckel, one of my very favorite bad-guy character actors) who had killed his ranch hand; after a gentle exchange of dialog with him, Glenn Ford slaps his face and shoots him dead.
Unfortunately her relationships are affected by the wicked hours, which her career demands, and she has never married, so when she finds herself pregnant from her latest affair, she is faced with the choice of becoming a mother, and jeopardising her entire police job, let alone future advancement, or having an abortion - which she opts for.
Rupert and Julie are great together with Rupert being almost poker faced against Julie's animation, which worked well.
alex (hutz) plays his guide part perfectly and provides a great counterpoint to elijah woods' poker faced earnestness.
The biggest problem that the TV program Key West faced was that it was advertised wrong.
Once again Elmer is faced with the dilemma of who to shoot.
We see the thick jungle, mountain terrain, and rivers Dieter faced during his escape.
As always with Herzog we are faced with florid madness, brilliance and what is man in the face of his own excesses, societal and personal.
Faced with impending starvation they resort to cannibalism and gradually lose what little humanity they have left.
One non- physical hardship Oyama faced was prejudice due to his Korean ancestry and he spent time proving that loyalties were to Japan and Japanese Karate.
The Tramp then finds himself in the trenches, faced with a more formidable foe, though the Germans eventually turn out of be infinitely more incompetent than even he.
It's hard to believe that a series this good cannot be viewed by people today, especially one based on real issues faced by real people during what were both tense and exciting times in our country.
Dealing with the fluidity of life, love, and sexuality, the characters are faced with real problems (albeit in often ridiculous situations like the men's group camping trip, and the explicit realatory liaisons) and manage to learn and grow without the movie getting preachy, darkly desperate, or too unrealistic.
Although the director has succeeded in showing the status of women in rural areas and how they suffer at the hands of male-dominated culture, he has neglected Phoolan's character a bit and has focussed more on the violence faced by her.
Yet while the Easter Empire is not a topic much discussed in American intellectual circles, the US did not merely mimic Golden Byzantiums public architecture, the US is much absorbed in the fated Byzantine historical cycle and now has faced many of the crises involving certain people of a middle eastern extraction about whom it is said that there is a slight tendency for excessive exuberance on religious matters which humbled Great Byzantium.
The adversity that coach Jones and Radio both faced was both tragic and predictable.
Fire as uncontrolled erotic passion does not make an appearance here, since the women -- the older and more feminine Radha (Shabana Azmi) and the younger, more masculine tempered Sita (Nandita Das) come to realize they share a lot more than common ideas and affection for each other and stand for what they believe is their passion for each other despite the opposition faced by their very traditional husbands and families.
I shan't bore you with this, suffice it to say you can only laugh when faced with it.
Hmmm, a sports team is in a plane crash, gets stranded on a snowy mountain, and is faced with the difficult decision to eat the flesh of their dead companions in order to survive.
City girl Meg Tilly receives a horrifying phone call from her mother and, understandably shaken, returns home to her family's rural digs, only to be faced with a mystery: why are all the homespun residents acting out in bizarre and unsettling ways?
One of the biggest challenges faced by movies involving the supernatural is how to have characters react believably in unbelievable situations.
The obvious "in your face" homages to Sam Raimi and "Evil Dead" would have been good had they been more subtle, but here they seem more like a bald faced rip off.
The moral dilemma faced by the main character is an intriguing one, but due to poor writing and casting this potentially winning premise is plundered.
Faced with conspiracies of massive proportions, and a crew of very strange people following her around, Cindy must fight to stop evil from taking over the world yet again.
Then enter a fresh faced Justin Timberlake.
I say fresh faced because this is his first movie and those rotten tomatoes haven't hit him yet.
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