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This movie by Robert Duvall was fantastic, and moved me to actually sign up for tango lessons!
I had to watch it with one eye closed because of broken glasses, but this wonderful fairytale deeply moved me, brought many tears to my eyes nd transcended me in a happy world where everything is fine.
She moved in a violent, shadowy world and there is no doubt her story could have made a pertinent, realistic and moving drama.
It's David's first day at school after having recently moved to the area.
When Bingo was trying to catch up to Chuckie during his cross-country movie, I felt really moved inside.
The man with a little head was too much, really don't think that was real since his body never moved from a frontal shot.
If you're not moved by this movie, you must be either: 1) Stone Cold, 2) Satan, or 3) Dead.
This movie has moved me since it first came out in the 1980's.
It felt more like an essay than a movie; rather than chronological development it was as though a point was made and evidenced and then moved on to the next point - I much preferred the chronological growth of the characters in the series.
Toho came to it's senses when they moved on to Godzilla vs Destroyah and reinstated the classic Akira Ifukube cues.
After seven years and seventeen pictures at Warner Brothers, Doris Day moved to MGM to star in a dramatic musical based on the life of 30s singing star, Ruth Etting.
But I was sitting here the other night, we just moved into a new house.
The first time I viewed this version of the Vita Sackville West story I came away moved by the powerful performances, the careful, effective use of language, and the ever present sense of class and propriety that can both stifle a life, and open it to many things.
Whether you laugh or cry you can't fail to be moved by a film so simple in its execution of themes that can, as displayed, be so complicated.
The music is universal and so in tune with the life's' spirit that you cannot help but to be moved and move to its' message.
It moved on like it was guided by strings and looked like it was made of plastic.
I was especially moved by the epilepsy scene.
I have been hooked right from the start, and it really ticked me when they canceled it after the first year, and then moved it out of Vancouver.
I know the critics liked this movie, and it had that independent film feel to it, but come on, it moved slow and there was no conflict or drama.
Criminally under - rated,cinematographer/director Mr Jsck Clayton created some excellent intelligent atmospheric films that lovers of British cinema look on with special affection.His 1967 "Our mother's house" is a fine example of his sensitivity with child actors and his flair for looking beyond the obvious in casting his adult roles.Mr Dirk Bogarde,for instance,might not have come immediately to mind for the role of a feckless working - class Londoner,but Mr Clayton knew exactly what he was capable of,and Bogarde's performance so moved Signor Visconti that after watching "Our mother's house" he chose him for the life - changing "Death in Venice".
You are definitely moved and excited.
Their thirty year-old son David Gold (Aaron Harnick) has just moved back home after a frustrating experience as filmmaker.
I was very moved and impressed by Keane, it is the kind of movie that you just can't shake, it keeps coming back into your mind.
I have to admit, it started off boring with "Alien" as the recollections of the ageing producers were not very exciting, but as the show moved on, it became very enjoyable.
Very few films have ever moved into Hitchcock's territory and beaten him, but Seven Waves Away / Abandon Ship is one: ultimately it's a much superior film to Hitchcock's similar Lifeboat.
I was moved by the drive of these brave women, inspired by their courage in the face of hatred and cruelty, compelled to join the ranks of these dauntless women whose influence helped give us the right to have a voice in our own government.
I was extremely moved and impressed after watching this film, which is a rare experience in the current climate of Australian films, which tend to stereotype real people with comedic intent.
Prior to Bruce Lee's days, the Kung Fu and Karate Films made in the Orient cared little for realism and moved more towards fantasy.
When I first saw this movie, I was moved in tears by the story, direction and music.
As Roberto Benigni's lascivious taxi driver confides in his incredulous fare, he wanted "something that moved, that looks you in the eye... something with a soul."
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