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So you can recognize this kind of movement, the same movement that worms, snakes and every animal that are moving on the ground without legs is able to display.
And it's not an easy movement because, to have this kind of movement, you need to move different regions of the root and to synchronize these different regions without having a brain.
He led a large movement in Senegal that was successful in preventing the president from stealing a third term.
Because there are so many of them, and because there's no agreement among them in their preferred direction of movement, the marble, as we see it in Middle World, stays rock steady.
I like this one from the Belgian field office, where we met in a roundabout, precisely because the roundabout iconified the headless social movement that informs much social transformation, as opposed to the top-down control of red light traffic intersections.
But, of course, affords greater throughput, fewer accidents, and an interesting model of social movement.
In fact, urban migration now describes the movement of animals formerly known as wild into urban centers.
There's been a lot of movement recently in greening our food systems.
Overall, this movie depicts the violent secession movement by Texas' Anglo-Saxon racial minority to be a positive and just revolution against Mexican tyranny as personified by the general Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, the so-called "Napoleon of the West".
I will give Rivette credit, however, for picturing a side of Joan left out by other movies: that of a petulant, naive, and narcissistic adolescent (played by a woman all too clearly at least twice the age of the character she is supposed to portray) obviously unable to understand her place within the movement she is helping to create or the world existing outside her own passions.
When they traveled on a boat, the background canvas was moved imitating the movement of waves but the characters weren't moving.
This film is supposedly about three young idealistic people, two of whom join the Naxalite movement and blah blah.
Only adding to the chorus of people who deemed this to be 'unredeemable' I will state the following without repeating the obvious FLAWS plainly stated by some of the other commentators: The "film" is shot on video (what type of camera I don't know) but the cameraman had it on AUTOFOCUS(!) all the time, so that any slight movement makes it go In and Out of focus.
Production sets look to be below average--a 4. And, artistry is puzzling, with far too many close-ups, too rapid panning, and too many group scenes where the actors seem over rehearsed--a 3. To me, too much camera movement is disruptive.
The Neo-realist movement was big in Italy at the time this film was made.
I laughed twice watching this movie and in case you were wondering, I wasn't having a bad day nor was I subjected to anything else that would've skewed my opinion while watching this cinematic bowel movement.
I see director Johnny Martin is a stuntman, well this stunt simply sucks, and how he got some of the actors to do this watery bowel movement is the biggest mystery of all...
I don't know what Chasidik movement was this film about?I saw this film a year ago.I am an Orthodox woman, living in an Orthodox Chasidic?
The banana scene fringed on self-absorption, seemingly showing how much movement was in his boxers.
The events that he is rapidly forced to come to terms with are the separation of his parents, the culture shock when his Pakistani roots collide with a complete breakdown of English straitlaced society in the sixties, his father's dubious transformation into the revered Buddha of Suburbia, and the turning of his cousin into a feminist militant as his best friend suddenly becomes an icon of the burgeoning punk movement in the seventies.
Second, Streep is my age, and most women, particularly in her class (educated, white, well off) experienced the feminist movement.
I like J-horror, anime and even kinda dig the pink movement, which some have claimed this a member of, but this did nothing for me.
The Ten Steps employs the stock techniques in camera movement, lighting and music that one would expect in a below average horror film.
The party is trying to create a strike at the mill, whereby the pro-strike movement will lead the workers into a wave of propaganda.
The chupacabra looks incredibly cheesy, the navy men shoot at the slightest movement,throw grenades on the ship, and the acting is horrible.
The things I hated were: The movement kind of sucked and aiming was a total pain.
You never see more than its head, and the head is just a giant puppet that has little movement except for when it opens it mouth to roar.
The direction is amateurish with annoying cuts and jerky movement that hides the fact that the killer is no where near the victims when he attacks.
Another member, a french ex-skinhead, doesn't quite fit in an Islamic terror movement.
Writer & director Robert Downey, Sr., a pioneer of the underground film movement in the 1960s, satirized the New York Madison Avenue advertising world with his avant-garde comedy "Putney Swope."
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