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Never mind Kafka's fiction, think more the recent killing of the innocent Brazilian in London in 2005, with the Head of the Metropolitan police still in his job and no-one tried for the poor man's murder.
The acting is excellent throughout - the two key roles of the innocent man and terrorist bomber are realistically and tellingly played by the unfamiliar actors Omar Metwally and Moa Khouas.
"They're born innocent but it doesn't last."
Mr Hudkins suspects Marion and wonders how a Marine 'Raider' could still be so innocent.
Another funny sequence concerns his reluctance with romancing a femme fatale, Filet de Sole, while his wife, Caramel, is waiting for him that shows some glimpses of his later innocent character with Oliver Hardy.
It tells the story of Shahrukh Khans innocent obsession for Juhi, who loves Sunny Deol.
In the cynical society we live in this day and age, with drug abuse being the "coolest" thing, it's good to see, once in awhile, a fun, innocent movie that is Midnight Madness...that is if you can find it.
We must also point out that in this movie the sentenced man is not the usual nice innocent person we see in other movies dealing with executions which doesn't lead us to abandon the idea that a penal execution is no more than a legal murder anyway.
The real life case of an innocent First Nations chief(the Indian) by an Winnipeg city officer(the Cowboy) is the basis of this TV movie.
A spoiler of sorts--a clue really: Only the most innocent survive, but innocence is a very relative term in a movie like this, and you probably won't guess who is innocent before the final reel.
Phoebe goes upstairs to look in The Book Of Shadows while Prue and Piper are protecting their innocent.
The unfairness of the ultimate rejection of an innocent character strikes me as sadly real.
Every episode I saw when I was an innocent child was stupid.
Juhi Chawla's innocent and girlie character contrasted greatly with Shahrukh's fiery and passionate character.
The main hall of the train station is now filled with corpses of innocent people that were caught in the crossfire.
This mostly means that in spite massive shootouts innocent people tend not to die or at least we don't see them die.
We have the example of the innocent bystanders who try to get by during an absurd war, the cynical doctor who makes fun of his patients and provides the only bitter humor of the whole movie, the perverse opportunists who try to make the best of an atrocious event (Bjornstrand's character), the innocent dead children, the nameless figures almost turned into animals from the boat etc.
Following a mugging incident at New York's Grand Central Station, an innocent bystander (Kevin Spacey, "The Usual Suspects") is arrested by police who believe him to be under the influence of hallucinogenic drugs.
If you show his face, then that character becomes a person and not just this "monster" who is terrorizing the childhood of these two innocent children.
The opening scene takes you into the seemingly innocent mind of a comatose little boy, and the things that Catherine Deane (Jennifer Lopez) sees are first fascinating and then terrifying.
How could they help but do that for a helpless, innocent such as Liv's Jewel?
A wounded Tonto standing alone to protect three innocent lives.
Even though some unrealistic things happen at the end (i.e. a cop shooting a gun into a crowded merry-go-round where any number of innocent could be killed), this still was an intense, enjoyable thriller, one of Alfred Hitchcock's better films.
It's the typical Hitchcock film with some strange camera angles, immoral themes, innocent man gets in trouble, etc.
She is the prime suspect and Dick and Barry believe she's innocent and prove it.
He often portrayed spies and foreign agents as nice upper-class folk who at the same time sneered at democratic values and concepts such as guilty until proved innocent.
Brenda for her beauty and Pooter for his innocent wit.
Some of the dialog is cringe-worthy but yet it's charming in an innocent, passé way.
It turned movies with potentially good plot and feelings and turned them into a big, substance-less light show for innocent kids and the self-medicated.
I've only seen a few of Anne Parillaud's films, but she shows a generous amount of talent and range, from the action/psychological drama of "La Femme Nikita" to the wry comedy of "Innocent Blood".
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