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Story 4 is another strange one about a girl who grows up in her mothers womb along with a tapeworm and lives with a strange desire for collecting food for her "twin".
Nanon grows tired to the brink of psychological woe because of men's desires to grope her with their hands.
In a plot that makes a pretzel look like a breadstick with a ramrod up its spine they are cast as orphan and self-appointed 'mother' (don't ask); Mitchum grows up on a ranch with no male role-model as the 'outsider' of three children - the others being the biological son and daughter of Anderson.
He doesn't get many breaks, a psychopath, Dean Jagger, who hates him unrealistically, attempts to kill a ten-year old but succeeds only in killing his horse; when confronted by Anderson, he spews out his hate for the boy and the 'family' he springs from and then, equally unrealistically, agrees to back off and wait til the boy grows up for his revenge.
finally when it comes down to the line, a crisis situation that is going to affect the rest of his life, he grows into his own skin and decisively chooses his own path.
The villain I thought was better than before but he still said BS about six times during the beginning:) The music was very bizarre but yet it grows on you as the films goes on.
Although there is some bare bottom nudity it is easily explained to children without any concerns (if a fairy grows to human size her clothes no longer fit!).
It's a movie that grows on you from the start!
They guy playing Lennon is not a dead-ringer but he grows on you and in the end you do get a sense of how complicated, angry, insecure and talented John Lennon was.
As he grows up he learns to dress, walk and talk like a gentleman.
A normal dragonfly that lights on the fish grows to immense proportions.
The Queen shatters her own mirror and sets off to attend the wedding, not knowing that as each shard of the mirror falls to the ground that she grows even older and more ugly.
Hollywood could do worse than release films with integrity by artists whose following grows yearly rather than the current dustbin classics of late.
Ram Jaane (Shah rukh khan) is about a orphan who is dumped in the bin and grows up to be a street wise smart gangster.
It's one of a kind, and continues getting stranger every minute, from scene to scene, as Auntie's power grows and the terror towards the girls heightens, with each character falling one by one in very creative ways.
While she grows up, Price puts the finishing touches on forgeries making the girl baroness of Arizona, heiress to an entire region.
This is a comfortable and funny situation comedy which grows on one like the rambling roses that the landscape gardener would add to his plans.
It is there he first makes a living skinning wilder beasts with brothers Ed (Bill Pullman) and Bat (Tom Sizemore) Masterson, then he builds a reputation as a good lawman, grows his moustache, meets partner Doc Holliday (a near show-stealing Dennis Quaid) who is slowly dying of tuberculosis, and makes sure all townspeople do not have any guns.
Lana Turner's character grows up and my, what a thinker she is.
Even Hav, played by Maxwell, who comes off as a superbitch in the beginning of the movie, grows on you.
The case for reducing carbon dioxide emissions – and slowing the rate of anthropogenic warming – grows stronger with every new catastrophe.
Maybe Romney really is feeling sentimental about the “Anglo-Saxon heritage,” even as Asian power grows.
Such a reduction happens not only when unemployment goes up, but also when the number of those who do not participate in the labor force grows: students, retired people, the unemployed who are discouraged and stop looking for work and so abandon the labor force.
Productivity grows due to the expansion of the most dynamic and efficient firms, but the percentage of those who work is decreasing all the time.
As the world economy grows, so do emissions of these gases, accelerating the pace of human-caused climate change.
Most CO2 emissions result from the burning of fossil fuels – coal, oil, and natural gas – for energy, global consumption of which is rising as the world economy grows.
If nominal demand grows faster than real potential growth, inflation is inevitable; and nominal demand growth can be constrained only through a mix of fiscal and monetary policy.
As China grows, its increasing size, wealth, and urbanization will continue to stoke demand for energy, grains, minerals, and other resources.
As long as China’s commodity demand grows at a higher rate than global supply, prices will rise.
Today, as China’s power grows, will it help provide global public goods?
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