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It is said, that even Picasso was moved and cried that such a work of art can appear only once in 100 years!
The entire theater (which was sold out) was overcome by laughter during the first half of the movie, and were moved to tears during the second half.
The catwalks and railings are moved throughout to suggest streets and walkways and bridges.
The strong-willed audience member will be moved by the mythology and folk tale of the story, the comic and moving actors, and finally the incredible courage and command that Michael Polish shows behind the camera.
but the film moved me beyond what i expected by turning out to be a perfect blend of belly holding laughs (alex's strange use of English) situational comedy and heaviness bordering on depressing.
I brought 30 years in the Air Force to this, and every time I see it I am moved by the ending.
I was moved in many different directions while watching this movie.
Not since "Steel Magnolias" have I been moved to tears by a film.
I first saw this film in the mid 60's when I was a teenager, and it moved me so much, in fact the end scene where Han Suyin hears of Mark's death, and then rushes to the hill in disbelief, where you then hear Mark's voice saying "Give Me Your Hand", and then the image of him disappears, the butterfly with it's superstitious meaning, the music, the shattered emotions of Love of Han Suyin, just left me sobbing my heart out.
The drama's ending is upbeat; but the prognosis for the town is less- sanguine than painted; the mob in fact tried to come back then moved to Tennessee.
I felt it moved very smoothly between scenes and the surprise twist at the end, well, lets just say I didn't see it coming.
I remember taking a couple of special friends on a date to see the movie and them being as moved and teary-eyed at the end as I was.
After that, they tricked Marty by telling Monty, who is Marty's assistant, that Duncan moved to a house where there's a party going on.
However, as the story progressed, and the cast moved on to just about only Jill most of the time, I was able to appreciate the movie more.
IT was about a middle class black family who had a teen aged daughter and son who moved to a middle class neighborhood from Oakland or somewhere (I can't remember).
You have Jean Marsh as an over the hill and washed up actress from L.A. who's moved to New York City for an audition and she's living in an apartment provided by an old friend.
What really moved me was the final scene.
I haven't seen a film in a long time that moved me and gripped me in such a way; that I couldn't take my eyes off the screen.
While I am not at all a fan of British drama, I did find myself deeply moved by the characters and the BAD CHOICES they made.
This movie moved me more than I was expecting, and I was fully prepared to cry.
In "Little Dieter...", we meet an effervescent, brilliant man who survived the war in Bavaria seeing starvation and strange sights, moved to the U.S. and fulfilled his dream of being a flier.
I lived in London most of my adult life before I moved stateside so missed this film when it came out and only saw this now on HBO.
Its use of some hardcore scenes (on the TV in the motel room) may unfortunately make some people choose not to see it, but if you don't mind those, you'll be deeply moved by all the stories in this one!
The show is a lighthearted escape, and she hasn't moved away from her strength (cooking), which is very good planning.
Yes, beauty moves me, like it moved Keats to write Ode on a Grecian Urn.
Even at the tender age of 5 years, I was so greatly moved by the drama that I cried aloud at the screen "Crown, PLEASE don't take Bess!"
However, I was moved by the way the family relationships were portrayed and the sincerity of the performances.
It moved along very quickly and the acting was superb..
The reviews for RENDITION generally haven't been favorable, so I waited until it moved to the local discount theatre to see it.
Then there's Han-kyung, a girl with not a lot going for her - her father just passed away and she moved back with her mother, the guy she liked is dating her old friend -, and then she meets Hea-won, who goes to her school, and Tae-sung, who calls her "nuna" (older sister).
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