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Mrs. Shields was extremely mature and played her part very well.
If you still have an inner child, and an imagination that has not been beaten out of you by the "practical and mature" world, then you will love this movie.
Much darker than Buffy and seemingly made for a more mature audience it also deals with the problems of teenage life.
We both like claymation, and were intrigued by the mature approach this movie was taking.
The scenes where they stripped off was very tastefully executed and the actresses concerned are very attractive despite their mature years.
With its timeless anachronistic 40's feel, its well-scripted plots (many of them inspired from the Batman comics of the 70's and 80's) and its well-maintained balance between the heroic optimism and darkness of this protagonist, Batman TAS was essentially a pioneer in the field of more mature action oriented cartoons.
An over-rated director like Scorsese could only dream of making a film as realistic and mature as this; his films are generally (and I'm excluding Taxi Driver and Raging Bull here) for adolescents.
Sophisticated while being silly, sly, witty, wry, insightful, ironic -- for mature people with a high degree of self-awareness, self-honesty & ability to recognize and accept the fluidity of human sexuality.
In fact, Lancaster and Kerr perform a steamy nude sex scene that is a bit more candid than their famous 'beach scene' from the 1953 - it is rare to see a mature couple do these kinds of scenes and I applaud all people involved for handling it in a tasteful manner.
Yes, it was very directed at kids, you know, the far off humour and such, but when I saw Toby, the genius' "kid", I felt that the movie was after all NOT just a Pinocchio rip-off where an old man made a robot-boy because he was bored or lonely... the reasons behind the creation of Astroboy were tragic and even mature.
He will get trapped by the mature but really attractive Nora (Susan Sarandon), who is not so sophisticated and educated than his family and friends, but she can conquer him with her rebel spirit, and wild nature.
Some of my all time favourite Aussie comedians in one film together, with an intriguing premise of a mature aged boy band.
This movie was just lame on every level.The lead actor was as weak as water.The story was suppose to be disturbing, with urban "street smarts", and it reminded me more of a cross between an "after school special" and a Lifetime movie, but with some horribly delivered and unconvincing mature language.The plot was suppose to be a loosely based "true to life" story about a juvenile sent to an adult facility, and the hardships he endured, with rape scenes that I guess were meant to be disturbing.
I've always been told that I'm fairly mature for my age - I'm not even old enough to drive yet & I'm already learning & respecting morals.
An excellent watch for mature audiences into psychodramas sans Tinseltown's usual hype and glitz.
A lot of the humor was sophomoric and crass; indicating a not- too - mature writing staff.
Likewise, decent acting and production values have not created a mature or compelling film.
Indeed, the most mature character in the entire film may be the 10-year-old sister of the main character, and this flip-flop of roles is further illustrated by his sister's little suitor friend, Richard, acting ever the gentleman even through Gregory's very funny verbal onslaught.
This film was well written, had outstanding acting, mature subject matter for the time period, and was an historical achievement for putting courageous women in the spotlight.
The surfing scenes are spectacular, and watching the characters slowly mature and try to cope with life as an adult is always worth watching.
The film itself is the most mature of the Greek director and has all his personal characteristics bound together in an excellent work!
I suppose there's potential in a comic examination of last minute wedding jitters; but this turkey spends more time fobbing us off with unbelievable scenarios, rather than dirty its hands by tackling something as mature as 'psychology'.
It is a very mature, engrossing film with a metaphorical plot.
A more mature and rounded work than the Director's earlier "Lovers of the Arctic Circle", Sex and Lucia combines wonderful acting, a great story, innovative cinema and spine-tingly beautiful photography.
He has a terrific chemistry with Streep, as well as with Cher, and I think it was with "Silkwood" (as well as "Escape From New York") that he really transcended his early Disney career, and began to be considered for better, more mature roles.
Charlotte Rampling is superb in Swimming Pool, and in Sous Le Sable (Under the Sand), she creates one of the most stunningly subtle and heartbreaking portraits of grief that I've ever experienced; this film is profoundly sad, a brilliantly accomplished, astoundingly mature piece of work.
Given its middle aged focus and explicit sexual content, "Never Again" will play best with more mature audiences who can handle vulgar language, absurd comic relief, and still appreciate the sentimental and poignant moments without rationalization.
A beautifully crafted somber film, "Widow..." is recommended for mature audiences because a measure of maturation is required to appreciate all this austere film has to offer.
Jane Powell really looks mature and beautiful in this film.
Very mature feelings on Leslie's character - he is pretty captivating.
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