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He tells his story about his life growing up in Germany during WWII and the hardships.
The movie portrays Charles' growing awareness of and involvement with the civil rights movement, culminating in his refusal to play before a segregated audience in Georgia, which led to a ban on him performing in the state.
Growing up as of child of the movies, one of the trilogies I shall not soon forget is that of the Karate Kid.
I couldn't help but give of a sigh at the end of this movie for alas it is a well told bittersweet tale of growing up and relating with family and friends.
The movie was very good when it came out, I attended Cooley High and Cooley upper grade center ,around 1968 i was also home coming queen and grew up and lived in the area of Cabrini Greens, i knew a lots of people in the movie, it was nice to see friends in the movie that lived in the area also, and they had a chance to be a star that may have been a once in a life time experience for them, i had good times growing up on the north side and tough times i can relate to the movie Cooley High is no longer standing but a person like myself and others still remember the fun we had growing up attending Cooley High, there is a lot of history around this north side area to be told .
John Leguizamo is a master of making people of every culture feel at home listening to his story of growing up and dealing with his family and life in general.
The film also shows the growing bond between Tripper and a quietly lonely, puppy-dog eyed Rudy(Chris Makepeace of "Vamp" fame), whose dad is often away all the time.
Go to their website to see the schedule and find out what number it is on your cable or satellite This was one of my favorite shows growing up.
I continue that this movie is still on a list of a lot of people's favorite movie as a kid growing up in the 80's.
She gets reacquainted with Chip (Bobby Johnston) whom she had known when she was growing up in there.
This movie is a rarity that I cannot believe I missed growing up in the 80's.
Good direction and a strong cast do justice to Steve Tesich's brilliant script; the dialogue isn't as snappy as in "Breaking Away", but the themes of growing up and father-son conflict are dealt with just as well, and there are still a few wonderfully comic moments among the shocks and drama.
It certainly reminds me of days of my youth growing up in the cities of Cleveland and Chicago during the early, mid, and late 1960's.
When I was growing up, Voyage into Space was my most favorite movie.
Based on the best-selling novel "The Dismissal", The Missing Star, the latest film by acclaimed Italian director Gianni Amelio, is the story of the growing friendship between an older Italian maintenance man and a young interpreter he hires in Shanghai to be his guide through China.
This is a funny, intelligent and, in a sense, realistic comedy about a 14-year-old trying to live her first love while on vacation, and also about the complex, sometimes amusing, sometimes touching, relation between a divorced father and her growing daughter... and about how far a women (not only Nicole, the teen-ager) can go to get the man she loves!
I've seen this movie so many times because it was a cable tv staple while I was growing up, of course I didn't get all of the jokes back than but it was still funny.This movie is a time-less classic.
Growing up in the late 60s and 70s I could not help but become a fan of science fiction.
To add to his growing list of personal obstacles, his main reason for being, his hospital has come under siege by students and neighborhood protesters, incompetent doctors like Dr. Welbeck (Richard Dysart) and a mysterious MD. who is killing both patients and doctors alike, because he believes he is "the Wrath of the Lamb."
I guess I could really relate to this film because I saw the same treatment of people just like that at my own school growing up... what a tragedy!
During WW2 in the Philipines, Japanese soldiers are starving, dying, growing weak, and becoming more and more insane.
Growing up with Disney I always found myself being captivated by the characters.
If you like British films and films about school, growing up and period pieces, then this is for you.
Benny reminded me of a friend of mine who really lives his life growing up in Brooklyn.
Valentine, a model in France is separated from her lover who is abroad, they plan to meet up in England, but seem to be growing ever more distant as the film progresses.
Growing up in the 80's gave me the priceless opportunity to see re- runs of "not quite human" on many special occasions.
No movie evokes the feelings of growing up in the 60's like Four Friends.
You also have a lead character who's presented as an over-the-hill, aging baseball star, but who is actually quite immature - pro ball allowed him to postpone growing up.
As I watched this film I felt a little of the nostalgia of growing up in the 1980s.
This one, however, is just giant rats period, well giant rats and one really growing little boy.
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