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I have lived in Mexico for two years, and I understood and loved the movie.
My guess is that if you've lived it, this film would be a nostalgia trip for you, as you could fill in the details where the writing doesn't bother.
Kisses and Caroms is a story that i felt like i've lived too many times a girl trying to prove something to her man and it backfires, or does it?? guys don't know what they want until its too late and thats one of the premises of this flick.. love the billiards angle of the movie too, adds another bit of fun as well.
I didn't read the book so all I got out of this picture was that Halle Berry's character was never satisfied with her lot in life, had a nice house and a prosperous business in the town where she lived and gave it all up to go off with some stranger only to end up in a hurricane floating on a board with her rabid husband.
Sadly, several years later, a close friend of ours, Kathy, then lived the story, so similar it is haunting, she died in 1979.
But it did showcase a looser, more easy going McQueen and showed a direction he might have gone further in during the 1980's had he lived.
If Robin Hood ever existed, he would have lived about 150 years after the period in which the film is set.
Made in 1985 when the whole world lived under the shadow of the bomb and the Cold War looked like it would never end.
Guess it helped I lived in NY and DC and back in da day, I was a pretty pretentious black chick.
Addams Family Reunion starts with Gomez Addams (Tim Curry) receiving a book through the post containing the name of every Addams that has ever lived.
Leslie wants to be the next greatest psycho/horror/slasher/serial killer who ever lived like Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers.
Shocking cinema for the movie-goer, in-you-face history for the social scientist type, bad memories for those that lived through it.
There was an article written by a woman named Celia Thaxter who lived on the islands at the time of the murders and personally knew all of the people involved.
This was a show that my siblings and I grew up with in Miami where we lived at the time.
Shot at the world famous Pere-Lachaise cemetery, the largest in Paris, the film explores the thoughts and feelings of those who have come to the gravesites to pay tribute to famous people such as Chopin, Modigliani, Apollonaire, Balzac, Proust, and Oscar Wilde as well as ordinary folks who lived and loved and have been remembered.
There is only war, war horror and staging the horror to make it palatable to those who do not live it, have not lived it, do not remember it.
I suppose if you were 12 years old and lived in a lighthouse on a small island, you might be as naive as Mark Lester's character, "Ziggy," in this film.
The movie was made in Lebanon, OH and my cousins live there and they lived close to where they were filming.
If you are Italian and old enough to have lived there in the 70s/80s, then you will probably get the point of this movie: Moretti's conflictual relationship with the (then) Italian Communist Party.
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.
This lived DOWN to all my expectations-being simply rotten.
Baddest of the bad, Animal was the head of a crew in ghetto neighborhood he lived in.
Freaks and Geeks, though unfortunately short lived, is, perhaps, the greatest show in the history of television.
The only thing that I can credit this movie for is the gore, it lived up to its predecessors.
The whole thing...look, if you've ever lived anywhere in the southwest in the 80's, see this movie.
He creates moods and images of beauty and loneliness, ones that feel lived in.
perhaps it's a function of age and geography, but if this is what the younger generation of Americans is like, i am glad i lived at a better time.
Why did I rate this as 9? This is not a movie that panders to the "and lived happily ever after" fairy tale mindset.
Cool-guy Don naturally lived in a penthouse/loft hybrid of a place with bricks appearing here and there in the decor.
For those who have read her works, you will see her actions lived out along with her spiritual insights.
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