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You may like the movie or not, it's an obvious matter of taste and individual sensibility.
Admittedly I am not a big fan of Jude Law (what self respecting individual is!?) but he plays his part so efficiently it was a masterstroke casting him in the lead role.
Their on-screen chemistry is very remarkable to watch and their individual charm is most appealing.
However, nothing could prepare me for the extraordinary adventure that lay ahead, or the extraordinary individual who would change my life."
But, she wakes up in a strange room and greeted by a quiet and subdued individual (Tcheky Kayro) he tells her that she's been given a second chance at life.
There's great attention paid to detail--quite a bit is happening both in the foreground and the background of the frame--and the jokes are both laugh-out-loud funny and amusingly ironic; but Keaton's genius is his ability to isolate the individual within the crowd and draw out that individual's endearing strengths--his connection with each member of the audience is subtle but sublime.
A truly remarkable and gifted individual who has led a very interesting life .
The poor quality of the film shows everyone individual in America as a sick, spoiled bastard.
Chaplin actually plays the part of a more well-to-do individual, but he is still very recognizable, with the traditional look that Chaplin always seems to have.
It's a pity both the pilot film & the individual episodes aren't available on video or DVD.
Lets face it, the character got his start in commercials as a rather annoying individual and it was funny to see him torment Vern, but more funny to see Vern get back at Ernest for bothering him in the first place.
Several actors did not appear to be of an age near the individual characters they portrayed; specifically, the mother and aunt of Mulroney's character.
Each of the individual cantons has a unique look and culture.
Life as an overweight individual opened up the true souls of her so called friends.
For me it is one of this films about what it means to be a human being and how precious every individual is.
Everyone rushed through their individual scenes.
Ultimately, this character leaves the forest a changed individual, and that change can manifest itself in both positive and negative respects.
The side stories of the characters involved and their individual romances and escapades only solidify the historical significance of the film.
Set in New England in 1906, we see the plethora of events typical of the era: the high school graduation with individual seniors singing, reciting poetry and the valedictorian speech; the Fourth of July celebration with fireworks and picnics; the careful relationships between the young boys and girls; the close-knit family life with a sister and brother of the parents living with them.
However I still enjoyed it for the acting (Bogart of course and John Derek as well) and for the intelligent exploration of how much responsibility rests on the individual and how much on society.
Individual acting performances were outstanding and rose far above the story.
The film simply follows the monks through their daily routines, without any back story on the individual monks or narration to give viewers any context.
I feel that the scenes of the men playing Dominos at Don Ru's cantina are the most important scenes of the film because it tells the viewer that although the characters presented have complex lives, the actions they take to reach their individual happiness are mundane when you take a look at the bigger picture, especially when you realize the men playing dominoes are older and have gone through many life experiences, perhaps they are trying to tell us to relax and not take life so seriously.
Its past, all the different hands that have gone into shaping it, the work of the individual that creates that music at that moment.
The movie has an interesting and upbeat ending and serves as metaphor for the individual's vulnerability to manipulation.
She is forever latched into playing herself, a foul mouthed, small minded individual to whom the world must constantly adapt and cater to.
Uniforms link soldiers to a nation, but each uniform is worn by an individual.
Just because a painting has become a gay icon does not mean that one should make a movie about a real individual who was NOT a gay icon.
There are a few individual scenes that are noteworthy but a lot of other scenes that seem to serve no purpose but to give a few quotable lines to a familiar film veteran.
"All or Nothing" shows that an individual's happiness is the direct result of his or her attitude and choices.
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