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Feelings in sentence

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Days later imagery is still flooding back to you -- feelings -- ideas -- and of course questions...
A young man learns of an imminent nuclear holocaust just as he is falling in love with a young waitress who shares his feelings.
Only Roger Ebert and the reviewer for Rolling Stone seem to see the truth here: this film is slow and elegiac because it deals with heavy matters, but it is never boring, not if you understand the situation and the depth of feelings being explored.
Moore believes she is fated to marry a lonely but charming butcher (the wonderful George Dzundza, looking a lot more handsome than we're supposed to think he is); after the nuptials however, she begins to have real feelings for another man, yuppie psychiatrist Jeff Daniels.
Apocalypto is a TRUE piece of art, a TRUE storyline, TRUE acting, TRUE suspense, TRUE feelings....
Kevin Hooks is an amazing, natural actor; he feigns indifference to everything in his life, but in his eyes you see his true feelings when he mentions the sick and abandoned cat he has found.
This movie illustrates the feelings of love and the pain that goes along with it that we experience in life.
I guess that the director decided to provide almost raw material so that the spectator can come to her own feelings and conclusions.
Although it and the town were both fictional, it truly captures the feelings about football in Alabama.
After June arrives Anais finds herself secretly thrilled at the hidden lascivious feelings the couple seem to bring out in her.
It is one of my favourites and it takes me away to a fantasy place - I have not taken drugs but I imagine that this is what is would be like .It is a fantasy world of warmth and seduction , bright and shiny coupled with building site realism and everyday feelings .You truly suspend realism and that is what films are supposed to be about .If you are looking to escape for a couple of hours , watch this
I put watching this movie off for so long because I basically knew I was going to have mixed feelings about it.
But Bloom grows attached to their mark, Penelope, and the feelings seem mutual.
I feel that it represents the culture in Mexico and emphasizes how everyone looks out for one another, like how Ubaldo looks out for Eusebia's sadness and how Dona Cata looks out for Susanita's feelings, and also how Abel looks out for Chava's well being.
First he hits the father with a rock twice which makes him - the father - think about how unsafe and brutal his society has become and decides to make a documentary about violence and sex abuse among the youth (the night he was hit on the head he couldn't get much sleep, grabs his camcorder and goes out to his car to watch a film featuring him being sexually abused by a couple of bullies) which later on made him stood up for his son - with the help of his wife - by killing those bullies which led to him finding his long-time buried feelings for his wife.
Its a shame because if this had been directed and scripted in more of a unique way, it could have brought back feelings of the old B movies about bugs etc.
He said it just meant that I had feelings.
His brother is a hairdresser (WOW) The feelings between father and son are never explained (I gather the father was and is, a SOB).
This show can be appreciated by almost anyone, regardless of their feelings towards anime in general.
I don't believe that it could have been "workmanlike" in any way since I remember the feelings so strongly.....A "Workmanlike" made film could not have made that happen to me...I would really like to see it again as an adult....I hope I can find it on DVD.
Do yourself a favour on a rainy day and get out "co-ed call girl" on video - it has to be tori spellings most under acclaimed role to date -she just shines as the innocent college girl who falls into becoming a call-girl whilst starting a romance with a fellow student who wants to be a lawyer - consequently she is torn between her moral obligations and her feelings - very powerful stuff - I confound anyone who views this masterpiece not to be touched by her gritty performance.
Usually animated movies are simply fun to watch, they rarely touch deeply in our feelings.
Hard social facts are faced from the perspective of a little and very smart and inquiring child, although there's no violent scene on the movie the political tension is well expressed by the parents and friends, to the very confussion of the girl.. i don't remember her name, but her performance is outstanding, its very interesting how she interchange her wasys from childish feelings and behavour to thoughtful and even worried attitudes, being all the time very credible, the picture has a sad background, but the bright of the girl as the protagonist gives the element of hope, being the picture not sad but quite interesting and rich, with a lot of joyful funny moments.
Another pro for this movie is that although it is a local movie, it draws attention to pure feelings such as love and innocence.
Hurt feelings and gnashing of teeth to follow but not before the Turner character has a career again, the Sullivan character has a resume, the Pidgeon character is awash in black ink and the Powell character has banked thousands of relative easy dollars and accumulated enough first-hand material for a blockbuster on Hollywood Babylon.
Particularly the realization that when a marriage evolves into one dealing with day-to-day responsibilities of bringing up children and the daily business of our lives, the marriage seems to suffer.... but, the difference between the two couples is that one decides to stay together and cope with the realities of life, while the other couple looks elsewhere to recapture the adventurous feelings of new love with a new partner.
She acts with restraint, and her feelings are perfectly understood thanks to her expressive eyes.
Celebrities are like saints and they have feelings.
Therefore, when you watch those moments, you see nothing but a posing high school girl; no mimics, no posture, no feelings exposed, no acting.
this movie will find an audience with people who are so postmodern as to be no longer capable of real feelings or tenderness.
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