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When you are dealing with this kind of material, you need that extra time to develop the plot and characters fully.
It's something you just have to experience to fully appreciate the work and talent put into this.
Professor Bhaer (impossible here to consider in his early 40's, as in the text) makes a mild sexual "pass" at Jo in the theatre which is fully at odds with his abstemious, classical German temperament.
Characters are never fully explained.
Motivation for characters are never fully explained.
personally i felt the character of zhao was not fully developed, while certain scenes are totally unbelievable.
She tries to maintain a public image of the perfect wife and mother when in reality, her life is chaotic (and not funny).I thought I should give it a chance and maybe I just caught the show at a bad episode but I was wrong they are just plain fully uninteresting.
(Even seasoned professionals are fully capable of biting off more than they can chew, sometimes.)
Only halfway the meaning of the opening scene is partly revealed; only near the end you will understand it fully.
The main bulk of the film is right up its own fundament but there are some fantastic shots of a fully nude Kate Winslet which makes this film a must buy... but it is really lousy apart from that.
I can only enjoy this game more as I come to fully understand the regular jokes and learn the in-jokes.
I am not fully clear about what the scenes of each of them standing on the beach alone was all about.The beginning was a bit rushed and the scenes with Emily and Zippo were not very clear.Otherwise I loved it and give this movie an 8 out of 10.
It took me 3 times to fully grasp everything that was going on with Danika.
She is fully at ease, and completely believable in this late sixties, slightly risque, sexy role.
And, like Yasujiro Ozu, Angelopoulos is a master of ellipses- never fully explaining certain things in a film, nor deliberately not showing the viewer things that would be standard in a more linear film.
The relationships between the characters aren't fully developed or explained.
Perhaps you have to be familiar with the actual radio program to fully appreciate this movie.
all i can say is i fully expected the tavern wench/lady pirate to start removing all her clothes at every turn, as i have seen this caliber of acting before... in another genre.
Definitely one of the true 'must see' films of the nineties, not only because it was the first to fully establish John Woo as the master of action movies and Chow Yun Fat as a superstar, but because it has had a massive influence on every action movie made since, and is easily one of, if not the best action movies ever.
i also understand why some westerners may think the movie is strange and don't fully understand all of it.
My life was honestly changed as that half an hour was a real time anomoly, obeying the theory of relativity and breaking that particular convention by immersing me so fully that it seemed to last forever and yet, not long enough.
The costumes and surroundings are beautiful, and the story is a good old revenge-your-parents tale, but with enough twists and side stories to keep ones interest fully.
to my horror no matter how hard i tried to wedge the matchsticks under my eyes, i could not manage to stay fully awake and with disastrous timing my video had given up the ghost the week before...alas i was lost!!!!!!! the portion of the film i saw had me in stitches,(Marty Feldman's Nursey would have been ecstatic), all the cream of the newly emerging alternative comedy scene seemed to be taking part and set me on a, until now, fruitless quest to track down a trace of this classic through the years.
It's a unique spectacle that must be seen to be fully appreciated.
Now, the "serious" side of this movie flounders like the fully dressed blacks diving into the pool--we're supposed to think here of baptism, even before we see the image of the little boy floating in the crucifixion pose--and we are also supposed to swallow yet another screenwriter's slam-dunk of a terribly complex and many-sided situation, that of racial injustices of sixties Alabama.
An all-too-familiar scenario that occurs in every nation on earth; integrating into a society that neither understands nor fully accepts you is a challenge that every immigrant must face.
I wasn't fully sure what to expect and nearly didn't watch it at all, that would have been a mistake.
But, since this was a first season episode, it may have been filmed before Leonard Nimoy had fully come to understand his character and the proper way to play him, (for example, he was still speaking with that put-on British accent like when he pronounces the word command as "commond").
Wonderland gives an authentic view of London, without the glamour but with much more pathos, and fully developed characters.
We get to see a hint at the old model and it reveals that John is not the leader in fact he is not even aloud to know what is fully going on.
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