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Poorly acted, poorly plotted and racially Neanderthal, it took place in a Chicago where every black person apparently lived in a blues club. .
I lived next door to the author in 1980 when he first moved out to Portland from Downer's Grove, Ill. with two of his high school buds.
Then, after sleeping with this girl he hardly knows, he feels completed, as if he could die right there in the bed with her and he'd have lived a full life.
Without much of a storyline, no effort to really examine the turbulent times they lived in took place.
First of all...one of the locations in the film (Walpole Island) is a place I used to visit on a regular basis as a child because we lived very, very close to the reserve.
Having lived in Michigan's Upper Peninsula (30 miles from Escanaba) in the mid-1990s, I was eager to see this film.
Once upon a time, way back in the 1940's, there lived an actress named Veronica Lake.
I could have lived with that one if other things had fallen into place, but since they didn't it's just one more to tack on.
I was dying to see how it lived up to my memories.
In one of the best of Charlie Chaplin's lengthier short films, he places the Little Fellow in the trenches of WWI, where he brings his intolerable politeness and endless patience to the drudgery of trench life, where troops lived for months at a time before finally going over the top to overtake the enemy, and usually to their deaths.
You've lived in the US for 20 years.
I loved the scene where she is complaining about not getting a dowry and I also loved the scene where both lived through the earthquake.
This would explain a lot of the actions portrayed by the parents and the son, which were totally opposite of how they lived before, especially the sex, and also would also explain why Peggy got away with murder, etc. Look at how perfect that pie is, but go back and look at the cake Betty makes.
Fay Emerson and Zachary Scott would have been greater stars with more rewarding roles, but their lives were short lived in real life.
During that time I constantly lived in London.
I lived with The Chipmunk Adventure from 4 years old to 8 years old.
I lived there in the Heartbreak Hotel days, pre-Beachboys, next to that surfer kid Bob Cooper up on Wasatch Avenue, where the alley was used to burn surfboards that didn't work.
In some respects it's really not unlike today's times, where peer pressure is still alive and kicking, just without the mobile phones, computers and other similar gadgets that kids lived without, unlike this generation.
I was 7 years old when I saw this movie and I lived in the town where it was filmed.
The film is a great watch very thoughtful.I believe it is a film about how your like would be if you lived in a world created by catalogues.
Although it did not mean to be,it was a swan song.Two young people,who are neighbors and have never been met,are found in the same places,the same times,doing most of the times the same things.They finally meet in the dramatic and very brilliant end that brings them together.Meanwhile the woman has met an old man.Their relation is brotherhood-like.He told her his life.It was like the young one's but with better prospectives.The young man can do whatever the old man has not lived.He can be happy with the woman.
The story of dirty fat filth-like middle-age woman who lives out of society be knowing as the filthiest woman ever lived.
I have seen this movie since I was a little girl, and being from New York and remembering how people lived back then brought back a lot of good memories.
They lived their love for a time but the obstacles and the fear of hurting their families and children invites to a separation.
As I watched this film I realized that it was these images that I lived with every day until I was old enough to move out and back down to So Cal after my family had moved to Nor Cal when I was five.
I don't know how I would feel if I lived in USA.
John Harper lived with my family for the 3 years he was in high school, and he kept in contact with us the year after graduation.
He plays a FBI profiler who has lived so long with the bad guys in his head that he no longer trusts anyone, including himself.
For example the environment that Vera's family lived in was very tense.
It gave the viewer a sense of a mechanically lived life.
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