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Scrappy and willful tomboy Peppermint Patty invites herself and several of her friends over for a Thanksgiving feast at Charlie Brown's house.
Eventually Luchino gets a little berserk herself and the bodies start to pile up.
The books are so vivid that Virginia often pictures herself in the books.
The movie centers on a young woman with a long-term phobia of the Boogeyman, who voluntarily checks herself into a mental health facility with the hope of conquering her overwhelming fears.
Early on, I made the Woody Allen connection, thinking to myself, "This beautiful woman sees herself as a Woody-Allen-Nebbish-Type." Incredible!
Maggie Smith, Davis's long suffering lady in waiting, is always fun to watch and I imagine she had a lot of fun herself pushing around Bette Davis.
It all has a certain well-measured charm, even if the whimsical wordplay gets overbearing quite often, and ultimately it loses this charm when it is decided that the character Marie is maintaining her dignity when refusing to read aloud pornographic material by de Sade for a geriatric judge and his friends, while finding no moral objection in allowing herself to be seduced by another client.
Geraldine Page is left nothing of value by the passing of her husband and she has to fend for herself.
She is also responsible for neglecting herself and the relationships that are important to her, including her relationships with her adopted mother, Lily, her husband and her children.
The story focuses a mother that finds herself giving birth in prison.
They "know" of course that a girl like that doing a film and all certainly got more money stashed away for herself from this deal with the tourist guy.
The film very carefully and cautiously tries to show us how the mind of a person can open little by little when confronted to real life if that person is simply honest with himself or herself, with his or her own principles, with his or her conception of justice.
Someone who fought not for herself, but for other people as much as herself.
It's really a woman's right to choose who she wants to give herself too, and who's to say if Conchita (Carole Bouquet and Angela Molina) really does want to have sex with Matthieu (Fernando Rey) or not?
This surprisingly primitive 'streamliner' comedy from the Roach Studios -- with the collapse of the comedy short subject market in the mid-thirties, Hal Roach decided to go into feature production, first with films like the TOPPER series and later with second features that timed in at less than an hour -- contains all the standard cheap comedy motifs, including a Murphy Bed -- and runs through them in a rather mechanical fashion as made-it-from-scratch taxi fleet owners William Bendix and Joe Sawyer get tangled up with a girl who tries to kill herself and declares herself their responsibility.
She literally threw herself into the part, and she shines.
Madonna is successful because she "re-invents" herself, we tell ourselves, but is a DREADFUL actress......well, maybe "Evita".
The scenario is full of dreary eccentrics, although Parker Posey's 'Jackie-O' is a dark, original creation unto herself.
Thus, she grew to the age of ten generally helpless, unable to care for herself, demanding, and lacking in basic social skills.
No surprise she had to raise the money herself - there is not a professional in the world would give her a penny, or do anything other than laugh and cringe at her every attempt to sound like a director who follows Orson Welles.
She probably enjoys pretending, but you wonder when she goes out in public where is her self-awareness for herself and her material.
Knowing that she would not have a chance to get revenge towards the others while stuck in prison, Yuki's mother continuously whored herself to any male she could just so she could become pregnant.
Micheal soon begins to think the lady is crazy for accusing him of being a reincarnated monk and she finds herself lost.
It's about a woman who lives in a tenement by herself.
Cool and beautiful, and as fascinating as is the lady herself
Unfortunately Sean goes through the whole movie looking like a kid pretending he's in a movie and Madonna as usual just plays herself, badly.
While investigating unsolved murders within the city that are suspected to be caused by the Candyman, Helen herself becomes entangled in the legend, and the Candyman begins appearing to her.
Lisa Cholodenko should have asked herself one question before ever beginning to write and shoot this film: "What do I want to show here?"
The main character, Emmanuelle herself, is the attractive young wife of Jean, an older French diplomat in Bangkok, and the film chronicles her various sexual escapades.
So now she lives in this big house all by herself (with a strange long-haired cat the girls call Snowball) and when the girls arrive, things at first seem idyllic, but then change as the girls start to meet with odd fates, one by one.
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