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Nothing to be intrigued about, guess I should go with my gut feelings.
We have: 1) The authority: a mean and not-so-cold-hearted school principal, who pretends to be to tough to care but in the end proves that deep down she has feelings and all.
I lived in California for 23 years and having Mexican people around is a way of life, they're just other people, they have lives and feelings and YES they do a hell of a lot of the work, so I get the idea behind this film, very well, even though that a lot of the work that is portrayed is work that no one else will do.
It is, for the most part, a bleak, rather disturbing film, but, for those along for the ride, it's also somewhat cathartic in that it allows the viewer to vicariously get back at those who break the law and have no regard for others' feelings, property or wellbeing.
I guess their "a priori" hatred for the protagonist and his religion are the predicate for these feelings.
How anyone could watch this film and come away with bad feelings is beyond me.
The prostitute mother (Amanda Peet), the part of him who hated her for being a prostitute (Larry), the loving mother he wish he had, the loving father he wish he had, the selfish part of himself (actress), the violent part of his personality (Ray Liotta and Busey), the irrational emotions he feels and his need to be loved (Ginnie) and his attempts to control those feelings (Lou), the hurt little boy who sees far too many traumatic things in his life, and of course, John Cusack who seems to represent Malcolm himself trying to analyze and understand all the craziness in his mind, tries to follow the rules (accepting responsibility for the car accident), help others (giving Amanda Peet a ride, and stitching up the mother).
The young girl looks realistic, and so is her feelings.
Blake(Mark Polish)tends to his sick brother Francis(Michael Polish)and tries to interpret his mixed feelings toward the thought of losing his sibling.
At times, the viewer along with the narrator seems uncertain of feelings expressed toward Jean and Neel and the camera plays with the viewer's mind allowing him to suspect the worst and be pleasantly surprised.
This movie has a very gloomy setting, but really the feelings expressed, the magnitude of love is so powerful that the dull surroundings do not strain the viewer.
It was also very interesting to watch Darcy struggle with his feelings for Elizabeth.
Perhaps there was no getting away from it, but Broadbent's performance did indeed depict Longford as a dithering, pig-headed old man who didn't care to consider the feelings of the victims' families, nor the possibility that Myra was making a prize pratt out of him.
This short movie directed by Tom Clegg ("McVicar") is senseless, incredibly predictable and far too implausible to evoke any feelings of fright or disturbance.
This show is humorous only to those who enjoy the dark comedies and evil feelings that Zim projects.
The scene in the snow is thus not only the victory of joy and will to live over war (because we aren't allowed to forget these guys are in a war area), but also the liberation one feels when one is finally allowed to express feelings forbidden by society.
Miller's finale feels truncated, chopped short, so the feelings we have for the characters are not quite resolved, and the heart of the story doesn't completely reach us.
The main character "Victoria" is played by Victoria Hamilton whose ability to express feelings without speaking is Oscar winning quality plus.
This unflinching look at the former Soviet Union just after WWII should be seen by all those who might still harbor some romantic feelings for the communist past.
The film shows how her feelings of indignancy are ignited and herself propelled--rather too quickly--into a spiral of Irish politics and intrigue.
Words to describe my feelings for this film, PATHETIC, STUPID, PREDICTABLE, PEDANTIC, TRAGICALLY FUNNY WHEN IT'S NOT SUPPOSED TO BE, ETC ETC ETC ETC.
I compared it to a movie called The Wickerman, where the matriarch tribe girls abandon theirs feelings for the tribe's sake.
I hate to be a spoilsport, and would not wish to hurt the feelings of the Portuguese director, aged 100 this year (assuming he is still alive), but this is really a terrible film.
Why would Sam consent to stay with a mother he has only bad feelings about (and he's a psychiatric resident, heaven help those suffering from mental illness)?
But don't get me wrong, I avoid it not because it's a boring or bad movie, it's that it provokes me mixed feelings.
For my 1,000th user-comment on IMDb, I wanted to write about something that I not only enjoyed, but something that summed up or represented my feelings about and tastes in movies.
There are a lot of mixed feelings throughout the film and it is very much clear, although not many words are said.
The mixed feelings between the characters are clear through the way that the camera moves around between the characters.
The view given to the audience by the movie accurately reflects the opinions and feelings of many Argentinians.
They plan to seduce a vulnerable woman and dump her with her feelings and self-esteem completely destroyed.
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