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Black Robe which flowed from his pen onto the silver screen is a spiritual journey through the wilderness.
I like all the comments that Ihave read praising this wonderful film the tear's just flowed from my eye's when I first saw this beautiful story being so brilliantly portrayed and with such wonderful music of john Denver I still have the sound track of the film MCF 2566 ON VINAL Ilove to sit and listen to the song Sunshine on my shoulders.
Some parts were overly predictable, while the story flowed rather easily.
It made no since in how it flowed into a movie, they crammed way too many parodies into a 1 hour and 20 minute movie.
The plot flowed seamlessly and by the end you know that, despite the fact that little of what you saw made much sense, there is some strange order to the world and that it's all good.
There wasn't an unbelievable scene in this movie.The movie flowed just as real life flows,with good and bad times.
His vibrancy and energy flowed magically.
One of the most impressive things about the original release was the way the film flowed from beginning to end much like a stage play.
i loved PJ because everything flowed and the shots were awesome.
The plot was very good, and flowed well.
I had my bearings and could follow the conversation as it flowed back and forth from the transcendental and almost mystical explorations of Andre to the simple, practical, everyday appreciations of Wally.
Most people reviewing this excellent film by Regis Wargnier (Indochine) clearly understand the backdrop of a Soviet Union in the grip of a national paranoia that flowed from Stalin himself and infected everything from the highest positions of Party power to the most banal and mundane aspects of daily life.
It had its share of scary moments, above average acting, and the story line flowed pretty well.
The movie flowed really well, and the setting helped that out a lot.
In the style of Hitchcock this film flowed from start to finish.
Migration from developing countries partly reflects a problem that also triggered the current financial crisis: international capital flowed in the wrong direction.
And yet, even at the height of the crisis, a tidal wave of capital flowed into US markets, enabling the US Federal Reserve and Department of the Treasury to implement their response.
Muddy water flowed alongside ramshackle homes, and the stench of garbage was overpowering.
A Chinese Dinner for TwoLONDON – A great deal of water has flowed through the Taiwan Strait in the 70 years since the leader of China’s Communists, Mao Zedong, met the leader of his nationalist opponents, Chiang Kai-shek.
There was no electricity or heat on those cold winter days; no water flowed from the faucets; and there was very little food.
Instead of capital flowing from rich to poor, just the opposite happened: it flowed from poor to rich, the overwhelmingly largest stream going to the US, whose rate of capital inflow is now the largest of any country, anywhere, anytime.
Doubling GDP over the next 15 years will necessitate about $4 trillion in investment, two-and-a-half times the amount of money that flowed into the kingdom’s economy during the 2003-2013 oil boom.
Before World War I, capital flowed in one direction: from rich countries with excess savings, such as the United Kingdom, to countries like Australia or Argentina, whose investment needs exceeded domestic savings.
Latin America did well when soft money flowed in, but those times are largely over.
Chinese savings flowed not into creating new assets, but into financial speculation and consumer binges.
He argued that vast amounts of foreign capital flowed through US banks to the housing sector because international investors appreciated “the depth and sophistication of the country’s financial markets (which among other things have allowed households easy access to housing wealth).”
Some $85 billion flowed illegally out of India in 2011.
Investment has flowed in the opposite direction, from capital-rich to capital-poor countries, as economic theory would predict.
Had that happened, economic assistance from the US and Japan would have flowed into North Korea, enabling the regime to manage the country’s moribund economy much better without initiating reforms, which the military appears to regard as dangerous.
Statistical analysis reveals that roughly 80 cents on every dollar borrowed by African countries flowed back as capital flight in the same year.
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