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Jane (Allison Pill), the older, has just got her driving license but Dan does not allow her to drive; Cara (Brittany Robertson) has a crush on his high-school mate Marty; and the young Lily (Marlene Lawston) misses her mother.
I am now in college with a private pilot's license and looking to become a commercial.
The film of Artemisia may be considered treason, or as true artistic license.
Artistic license to the great works in literature is nothing short of plagiarism.
Using the title after such license is fraud.
Any hope of investment in a plot evaporated when we noticed that the license plates all said "Vermont" and not, say, Colorado or Arizona, which actually have Diamondback Rattlers within their borders.
In one, the doctor treats a gunshot victim and doesn't disclose this to the police--even though this violated the law and should have resulted in either criminal prosecution or loss of license or both.
I wish I had a drivers license myself.
Sure, they take some license with certain characters (not all account executives are back-stabbing clothes-horses).
Fellini's illusionary film takes extreme literary license with their travels as they are invited to visit the very gluttonous rich, the inclement poor and the visually grotesque.
I could have accepted a lot of the 'artistic license' used in this film if it were claiming to be a movie based on fact, rather than presenting itself as a documentary.
I brought my husband to see it since he has a non-commercial pilot's license.
(for all the wrong reasons) I am in fact, at time of writing, watching Hawk the Slayer on BBC1! Nice to know we pay the ever rising license fee for a good reason.
Basically, the film studios knew they had a good license here and wanted to milk it for all its worth, regardless of quality.
Had the filmmakers not tried to introduce a bit of artistic license into the film, I'd simply write it off as a sub-par slasher flick.
What might disconcert many viewers of this genre is the excessive directorial license used by some movie makers to blur lines between fact and fiction.
"License to Wed" might as well have been called "Meet the Minister," since all the film does is to recycle the nightmare-before-marriage scenario from "Meet the Parents" - albeit with one crucial deviation.
License to Wed does not have any.
The makers take so much license in this film that you have to be very ignorant to believe it.
This is mainly because our author lived in the days when men wrote about other men as adventurers, and left all the romantic stuff to women authors!So there is room for a little poetic license, or the film would be made exactly like the original!
When did the FBI start driving black Humvees with no license plates?
Why do the sheriff's vehicles have civilian license plates?
Because it is hollywood, I was not surprised as were so many of the reviewers to see a good deal of artistic license taken with this movie.
Babe Ruth (as Babe) helps his foster sister Frances Victory (as Pigtails) get her dog Herman out of the Dog Pound, where he is brought for having no flea license or tail lights.
I wasn't waiting to see anything amazing when I started watching for this movie, since almost all the license movies have been terrible... Fortunately, my opinion was to change!
Enjoyed this 1950 film which dealt with a mental patient who thinks he was a soldier during WW II and has a legal license to kill any one he decides to kill.
Charlie arranges for Julie to receive a probationary investigator's license and begin working with Kris and Kelly.
comes to apna Punjab on a mission and when nihaal singh tries to arrest him(for not having a revolver license) he fools him and escapes crossing the border effortlessly(wow!!!romeo should be given full points for fooling the security of both sides of the border).nihaal is suspended on account of helping the terrorist.as
I know all about creative license but even most of the scenes that supposedly took place around Rochester were wrong.
The only thing is, it is done so well you are impelled to watch some more, the characters so convincingly portrayed that even though a great deal of fictional license is taken in portraying historical figures, the feel and sense of the place and the people who lived there seem real.
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