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The characters are nicely-paralleled, simultaneously mirroring one another in their fundamental psychological struggles and diverging in their drives, desires, and ideals.
A movie about the fundamental theme of male sexual obsession with a woman.
The very fundamental premise of this mockumentary makes no sense.
Love as the core fundamental need which binds all humans together is the main theme of story.
aside from the visually stunning shots of the ocean and skydiving this film has some major fundamental flaws.
I've seen this movie a few times and while it does have it's moments, it also has some really fundamental flaws.
The biggest reason is that the fundamental plot is just annoyingly stupid.
With the work of South Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-Duk, the viewer has to accept some very fundamental "flaws" that inherently seem to be a part of his work in a practical sense.
If Sergio Leone's Once Upon A Time is considered an ode to the American Western with all it's fundamental elements all packed neatly in an 3 and a half hour package of visual splendor than Takashi Miike's Sukiyaki Western Django is an ode to the Italian Western through and through with all the style, violence and sound that Leone brought to the art of cinema and Sergio Corbucci used to create his most famous work "Django".
If so, a fundamental question may well become unavoidable: Why does the IMF exist, and for whom?
But if world leaders abandon this target, they will have to make a fundamental strategic decision regarding the structure and stringency levels of a new climate goal.
The transformation in China’s banking system is complex and difficult because it involves a change in its fundamental nature.
The triad of fundamental forces driving Egypt since the beginning of the Arab Spring – the military, the mosque, and the masses in Tahrir Square, each with different types of power and interests – was thus broken.
He wants to make it even smaller, and to avoid granting fundamental sovereign rights, such as control over land, air, water, and border crossings.
But recent tiffs point to fundamental differences with respect to how both countries view NATO.
They reflect a broader trend – one that demands a fundamental rethink of the prevailing approach to trade and free-trade agreements.
Given the fundamental challenges to society posed by the free flow of goods, services, and capital – and compounded by rapid technological progress, most immediately in robotics – structural reforms must also be undertaken.
His fundamental proposition was that development is about people.
Nothing is more fundamental to human security than health, which permits human choice, enables human freedom, and underpins human development.
Constitutions frequently enshrine lofty principals, and nobly assure protection of fundamental rights.
Greece’s membership in the European Union gives its creditors significant leverage, but evidently not enough to change the fundamental calculus.
But, judging from experience in North Africa, where education improved greatly under the old regimes, but failed to boost growth performance and create job opportunities for educated youth, the validity of such an approach as a fundamental model for development policy is dubious.
When the government sought to prevent the case from being heard, the federal district court of Oregon issued a historic ruling that “the right to a climate system capable of sustaining human life is fundamental to a free and ordered society.”
If the US is to succeed at ending the war in Afghanistan, it must do more than change tactics; it must rethink its fundamental strategy.
As the US strategist Daniel Twining has observed: “Over the coming four years, US leadership…will be essential” for “the consolidation of a wide-ranging strategic partnership with India,” as well as for efforts “to prevent Pakistan’s many pathologies…from spilling over in ways that undermine fundamental US (and Indian) interests.”
The fundamental economic problem that currently troubles much of the world is insufficient demand.
But the fundamental challenge is to suffuse the Internet with the same rules, rights, and values that pervade our democracies.
It reflects the impact of fundamental (and historic) economic and financial re-alignments, insufficient policy responses, and system-wide rigidities that frustrate structural change.
They were revolutionaries in their thinking and in their ability to inspire others to accept fundamental change.
When Margaret Thatcher became prime minister of Britain in 1979, she faced an economy with much more fundamental problems than those in the US.
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