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the most amazing combination of love and psyche of two young people.presented in the most sublime manner and definitely touches your heart.a
I'd had to psyche myself up for a week in advance because I have a real 'thing' about directors, producers and editors who keep putting over blown, over long quasi epics in front of us and I feel that on the whole, 2 to 2.5 hours is about right for a movie.
As she becomes more and more emotionally involved with the murderer her psyche begins to take a beating causing her to lose focus on the job of catching the criminal.
It also portrays the effect that killing has on the human psyche.
A cinematic poem that conveys a mood of abiding loneliness and loss, the film provides a glimpse into the psyche of a man who is deteriorating physically and mentally and who travels to various parts of the globe seeking redemption and peace but finds it hard to come by.
Einstein had a romantic side to his psyche?
If you grew up in a Russian home, you'll feel immediatly at home with the style and psyche behind the film.
But it's not quite as satisfying as "The Body Snatcher" on the same Burke/Hare theme because it doesn't engage the dark undertones of the human psyche through its sadistic "graverobbers" as much as the Karloff film, but instead dwells more on the scientific ethics issues.
What is sad in some regards now is the realization upon seeing it again that the era of life portrayed here is now gone from the collective American psyche to some extent.
Afterall Alfred Hitchcok made his career from making movies where everything happens in the human psyche instead of on screen.
The woman is shown going through a series of circumstances that begin to wear down her psyche and drive her to madness.
Extremely well made, extremely well acted, extremely intense and disturbing, and extremely conscious of areas of the sexual psyche that I'd never seen so honestly explored in a movie.
The characters are deep and come to life on a screen, they all have their own psyche state, and this movie is very believable.
This is a startling, disturbing and generally unpleasant tale of the darker side of the psyche.
It is reprehensible but oh so true and this movie fully explores that seedier side of the human psyche.
He tries to delve deeper into the shattered and hateful psyche of Aileen (whom he has interviewed in the past) and continues to search for answers.
One has to take into consideration the Latin American culture and the role of the man, to understand the pressures that revolve around the main character's psyche.
It is truly capturing the spirit of the human psyche, and how our minds work.
Composed by Dave Grusin the theme sends a chill into my psyche when I hear it years after viewing the movie.
I worry that foreigners see simple-minded tripe like this and think it is representative of the American psyche.
It could have been a simple matter of a narrator or voice overs by the characters to give some insight into the psyche of these characters.
More than entertainment, the movie is likely to touch a chord in the psyche of even the most jaded part of oneself, encouraging hope for change, while at the same time exploring the inevitable outcome pursuant to the present course as delineated by the characters personas.
Bound to continue to work on the mind, and possibly the psyche, days after viewing.
Holman doesn't display a true understanding of the human psyche, which is unfortunate for a psychological thriller.
If this movie provides any insight into the Chinese psyche, I'm worried.
Now TOOOD continues this dark exploration of the European psyche.
And he is all the more with us because he explores the psyche of the human species.
It perfectly captures the Victorian psyche incorporating as it does all the elements of gentlemanly chivalry and courage against fiendishly twisted evil and callousness.
The scene where Yehia(Ahmed yehya) is angry and shouting at his mother Ginger(yousra) after finding out his real father is Egyptian (his looks aren't exactly American or Caucasian either) is just another example of cementing notions in the psyche of the audience.
The focus is more on the battle between man and rat than providing the sort of schlocky horror that the eighties produced so prolifically, which is fine; but it never probes too deep into the psyche of the central character, and the film plays out like a movie that should be fun, but largely isn't.
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