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It took place in a time that was a very much a part of my lifestyle in the 60's and 70's.
Call it a fetish lifestyle...but in the end, "I Am a Sex Addict" is all about a very selfish, self centered person...who inspires nobody.
Watched this film the other day expecting the worst from a 1930s film but was surprised it was really quite good.Its a story of two people from different cultural backgrounds who fall in love,the biggest problem is he is married,so the relationship is doomed to failure.I must admit i didn't care for the wife at all,as looking at this film from a 1930s aspect a woman always stood by her husband no matter what.This one deserts him purely because she misses her socialite lifestyle in New York,if she really loved him she would have stayed with him.I found her totally selfish,and a 1930s audience probably would have felt the same.When you watch these old films you have to forget your 21st century attitudes,as what seems acceptable now wasn't back then, she should have stayed with him.I hated Frederick and the father he was a pig and a bully who didn't care for his daughters happiness,which leads to a tragic conclusion i wont say why.I was really hoping that Gary cooper would ditch the wife then tell Frederick and her father where to get off and run away with the Polish girl for the perfect happy ending,but alas it wasn't to be.I don't understand why this film is forgotten because it is quite outstanding for its day.
I can almost understand polygamy for religious reasons (while recognizing the welfare fraud, statutory rape, and other associated criminal acts that commonly accompany this lifestyle), but this pig of a human openly states that his polygamy has nothing to do with religion - just his inability to keep his organ in his pants.
Clint Eastwood is Wes Block, a detective with what is pretty much a triple lifestyle.
A friend of mine told me that I simply don't understand the movie or the lifestyle it portrays because I'm not from LA.
Shrewd, resourceful and formidable old battleaxe Claire Marrable (superbly played to the icy hilt by Geraldine Page) loses both her husband and her affluent lifestyle.
The viewer gets a slowly developing picture of the relationship between mother and son, or more correctly of the adaptation of mother's lifestyle by her son.
Is it really American lifestyle to dispose of your pets if you are expecting a child?
The characters are flawed and doomed -- though, as one character notes, not doomed to failure, but just doomed to a normal, boring lifestyle -- and we can't help but love them for it.
And also you'll lead a deviant lifestyle!
The English comedy as it should be; parody of manners, lifestyle and attitudes, without being too overt.
Palance is a gunfighter who wants to change his lifestyle but knows that the odds are against it.
The raw style captures the lifestyle and heartbeat of the ozzie beach scene in sydney, or more specifically, Bondi beach.
Intriguing movie, especially the second part and most of all the performance from Chloe Sevigny, must be the depth of the story and what it brings out from the unknown, it makes it easy to understand that this lifestyle isn't easy at all.
She is swept away with the fancy lifestyle and the free flowing money.
One character's low-cut dresses and "easy" lifestyle are simply explained away by her admiting it was all to get the boy she loved since she was six to marry her.
All the way through it seemed to be a celebration of the sexually free-wheeling 60's, with Bob and Carol essentially enjoying an open marriage - not only having affairs but telling each other about them and sometimes even meeting each other's lovers - and basically trying to convince Ted and Alice to join them in this lifestyle of freedom.
The central character, vividly portrayed by Mimi Rogers, leads a very loose lifestyle in the initial stages of the film and converts to an overly rigid lifestyle in the latter stages after becoming disenchanted and seemingly depressed with what was transpiring in her life.
The argument about being an family unsoiled by divorce as a rationale for their lifestyle is a smoke screen.
I've heard bad things about his personality, lifestyle, bla bla bla, but, the fact of the matter is (no matter what kind of selfish bean he may be) he is a remarkably good actor.
Yep, this is serious stuff all the way, and all the softcore sex, lesbian, massage and shower scenes seem to be building up towards making a firm point about the futility of a hedonistic lifestyle.
Paul and Maria live the perfect suburban lifestyle with a brand new model home and expensive cars, but what they really want has always been denied to them.
The confrontation with his wife when she learns of his "alternate lifestyle" is priceless.
Village and the villagers are so real that you get the impression as if you are watching a documentary about Turkish villages at the same time, showing the lifestyle, language, costumes, architecture, traditions, taboos and everything in a very lean way.
A young gay man from the sticks comes to New York City in 1969 hoping for a better life, but finds the homosexual lifestyle just as stifled in the big city under police pressure, corruption and harassment.
His collection of pitiful friends and his materialist lifestyle are even more pathetic than his abominable anger at everything and everyone.
This cartoon (though I haven't seen it in years) presents a peek into the imaginary high-living, cosmopolitan lifestyle of the well-to-do in the 1930's.
Not much to it, seriously, and I would not recommend this to anyone who wants an inside to the anarchist lifestyle.
SLC Punk at least made the lifestyle look a little real, whereas this movie makes it look a little ridiculous.
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