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That didn't stop me from befriending other strays though, as this movie taught me many valuable lessons about life.
He puts more electricity in the film than the lightning does, and it's worth watching just to see him give acting lessons.
It's funny, smart, romantic and manages to do all of this while teaching Americans valuable lessons about life in a globalized world.
Kristin Kreuk's performance in this film reminds people that a person should take acting lessons before doing a movie.
Twenty years and an endless series of devastating fighting lessons later, she's ready to violently slay the three remaining bastards that ruined her life before it even started.
Actresses today should watch her in this film and take lessons.
A young Michael Parks, who was already an established TV and movie actor, played a James Dean-ish character in a knit cap who traveled the U.S. on his hog, learning little life lessons through the people he met each week.
first series gets the viewers to get a feel for the programme and teach important lessons about witchcraft and superstition.
LICENSE TO WED is a sophomoric and offensive "romantic comedy" that centers around Ben Murphy and Sadie Jones (THE OFFICE's John Krasinski and Mandy Moore), a recently engaged couple who, prior to taking their vows, agree to take a course on marriage being conducted by Jones family friend, Father Frank (Robin Williams), which includes things like classes on carrying the bridge across the thresh hold, role playing, animatronic babies, and blindfolded driving lessons.
Unlike many Hollywood epics which purport to teach their lessons through clever manipulations of the heart, this is no coming-of-age film or family drama couched in a setting of battle.
The life lessons that can be learned from the adventures of Jody, Reg, and the Tall Man apply to almost every aspect of the language arts.
Director Sorak seems to get the right lessons from the mistakes in G.O.R.A., or may be he fares better since 'Sinav' (The Exam) is his own project.
Linda and her comments and driving lessons give the work a uplifting life goes on kind of feel.
Worse, the life lessons she is supposedly learning clearly aren't sinking in if,after realizing her love interest is nothing but a lecherous, perverted, no talent, broke, lying loser who preys on naive, helpless girls when he exposes his intentions in LA at his former 'collector' friends' house, she happily goes along for the ride with only a little tantrum.
Yet in the absence of a villain or any lessons to be learned for that matter it was nothing but one long bore.
This movie by Robert Duvall was fantastic, and moved me to actually sign up for tango lessons!
Time is a speeding train.We must embrace the good times of our life,particularly those of our youth,while we have them,because they are gone before we know it.This is the lesson I get while watching American Graffiti.This is not just a classic film with featuring a heavyweight Hollywood line up in their youth,it is one of the ultimate lessons of life.Times change,people change,and those changes take place with a lightning fast speed that we never seem to see coming.We owe George Lucas and everyone involved in the making of this film a great deal of gratitude for teaching us this.Also,who doesn't fall in love with Suzanne Somers while watching this.We see her only for a moment,but that's all it takes.WOW!
With a renewed sense of purpose, Thomas begins taking lessons from a beautiful Chinese virtuoso while, at the same time, attempting to pull away from some of the more unsavory elements of his life (including his own derelict father who he keeps having to defend against recalcitrant debtors).
I will agree with the majority of the people on this comment database that this show is intended to guide children in young ages and teach them lessons and politeness and what and what is and isn't right.
If this director would like some lessons on how to use all the money he obviously has at his disposal to far greater effect in the American milieu, I'd be happy to lend a hand.
I think of this movie quite often, the characters, the story, the lessons, the beauty.
It is very moralful to kids and very emotionally touching as people learn lessons throughout life, such as Flora seeing how people would work their hardest to provide for others, (even in the dead of night!) teaching her to be more respectful and more caring and concern for the benefit of other people, that are less fortunate then her.
Other lessons such as Harsh, emotionally scared ones such as getting your life endangered by a poisonous snake and ending up in a coma.
This also teaches some really good lessons, besides the ones in the stories.
Although the story line deals with lessons in sharing, we see Elmo lose his blanket to an evil fellow in Grouchland.
This show was a mistake, and that's about all you can say about it!! Policemen and detectives do not need to take voice lessons to expedite their jobs effectively, therefore, putting music to police responsibilities seems rather purposeless!!
We can put up with bad behavior by main characters in a kids' movie as long as at least some of them learn their lessons and make changes.
Don "the dragon" Wilson seemed like he needed a few more lessons, along with his son Brad Tanaka.
Written by Fredi M. Murer, Peter Luisi, and Lukas B. Suter and directed by Murer, VITUS explores the life of a child genius, a lad who from the age of five is obviously gifted in that he can play Bach et al after only a few months lessons and is able to read books and understand concepts that make his stance in a regular kindergarten class untenable.
I thing a lot of these straight to video movies good take some lessons form these guys.
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