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They had moved to the country to get away from being city folks.
A commentary on the urbanization of modern day China, Jia has moved into the slick world of government approved film-making without losing touch with the direction of his earlier films.
First the plot: A policeman investigates a mysterious set of serial killings in which the bodies are attacked, moved a considerable distance and systematically dissected in less than a minute.
I just saw this film in a preview for the SF Film Society, and was deeply moved by it.
And Biblically of course a different dispensation, having moved from Law to Grace.
The TV show had moved away from that to sight gags like cars splitting in half.
I have to admit the first installment THE DOLL'S HOUSE started off a bit slow but the other stories moved smoothly and made up for it.
I wasn't thrilled by this movie, or even vaguely moved.
The creators of this piece of garbage didn't even make their own shark for the film, they just used stolen clips from other shark movies (Jaws, L'Ultimo Squalo) and used this obviously fake CGI shark that moved around like it was being controlled like a four year old. the acting is just awkward, i mean no character in this movie looks scared, and...i just can't continue.
Rarely is this student of film moved to emotional demonstrations during television dramas, but in this case, Mr. Liotta, thanks for the tears; they came from the depth of my soul.
Woody Allen did all but direct this film, which is why it sometimes misses lists of his best films, the truth is he had moved on to another project while it was still a stage show, and such is his desire to create, he didn't want to go back too directing.
It really moved me personally.
Horror movies seem to have moved in a similar direction in some ways: witness The Blair Witch Project, Rec, Cloverfield etc.
Elements of the latter genre include a female main character and her obsession with a lover who has moved on.
And it's a corker, with a great premise that reminds you that before he moved on to guilt, infidelity and Catholicism, Greene wrote cracking pulp thrillers like A Gun for Sale.
This movie just flat out didn't have time to do anything like that (that is once it really got going), it moved very fluently.
The lines were dumb especially when Ociee Nash met the president and fell down when nobody moved out of her way, then saying a little later to the president her opinion of "hurrying slowly" which the president and everybody there found to be a great idea.
Anne told me herself that she thought the picture 'was snappy' and 'really moved along'.
It was one of the absolute worst movies I have ever seen as there was no character development, very bad dialogue, very bad acting, and it moved very slowly with very bad filming... Definitely not hostel, or the hills have eyes, or house of 1000 corpses, or Texas chainsaw massacre, or any other horror flick involved.
I have seen this film twice and was very moved by the heartfelt performance of Joseph Gordon-Levitt as the troubled teen.
I can't give away any plot details and spoil the film, but I will say it is a very strong NC17, unrated, and if you are not moved by the final ten minutes, you will never be affected by anything.
The Welch's have moved into the house that Nancy once lived.
Cardboard men and women running insanely around, the things they say,how they say things, as about convincing as the credibility of an illiterate being the best one for a job as an interpreter, their manners and movements as gracefully as if you had taken a branch or a log, and moved it with abrupt, uneven jerks in the air.
Whether the story the film was based on was true or not, I thought the performances of all the actors and actresses were exceptional, the photography was excellent and overall though not a film that could be called 'enjoyable' because it was so sad, I was intensely moved and gave it 9/10.
His Chicago accent was forced, the dialog moved through at a horribly slow pace.
In that attack, British and U.S. forces moved north into Occupied Holland, both by land and air drop, and this tale begins with a small British parachute unit being diverted under orders to a remote location behind German lines.
After the competent yet totally un-necessary Red Dragon, Ratner's moved on to After the Sunset, which at first glance looks like a high-tech crime caper, but grows into a fairly adult, mature character study, not unlike Tarantino's Jackie Brown.
It's one of those universal stories about small town life that anyone who's ever left home--or thought about it, will definitely be moved by.
The impact was great both times and i was moved to tears watching it with my family the second time.
They moved there after Hurricane Rita destroyed their home in Cameron.
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